Michael Minns - IRS Busted on Tax Code - Part 5

http://www.amazon.com/Underground-Lawyer-Michael-Minns/dp/0929801016/ref=pd_b...

Michael Minns, US tax attorney and author, faces off with IRS Commissioner and tells it like it is. Check out Minns' saucy insider's look at the IRS, The Underground Lawyer, on Amazon.com.

Please note that Minns does not seem to be advocating tax protestor type arguments, but rather arguing in defense of the victims of illegal practices of a tax-funded government agency, the IRS! One position here states that the very idea of paying taxes ought to shunned on principle, while the other position is a simple seeking for justice in an unjust system. Minns in fact often invokes the flat tax, for the simple fact that it would eliminate the ostensible excuses for what has become a corrupt and self-creating industry now known as the "IRS". Minns holds taxes to be neccessary part of being an American in all the interview clips and books I've ever so far seen--but in due proportion to wealth and not at the expense of the less fortunate. Taxation of the citizenry was never intended to create a nation of debtors, but rather to ensure individual liberty and freedoms of the citizenry.

Minns charges cronyism and favor-peddling within the IRS as evidence of corruption that fuels the incompetence and somewhat studied obscurity of US tax codes.

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[RetSquid]

@1tonykirk

Moron, the Constitution itself agree with me, not you. Why don't you go read Article I, Section 8, Clause 1 and try to square that with your other claims?

And just who is the professor you are citing here?

Verga Hargit? Is that your own language for "I surrender"?

BTW, Godwin's Law, you lose.

[1tonykirk]

@RetSquid Only a jerk off like you would argue against Constitutional LAW professors and believe that unconstitutional judgements supersede the US Constitution.

You are f'n NAZI. Verga Hargit.

[DonCarlo4Broadway]

The "Federal Reserve" is not owned by the United States, but a conglomeration of bank owners lending this country a promissory note in place of the gold or silver we would normally trade. Why would our federal government print money for this country and charge a huge amount of interest on the dollar? We know the IRS in most ways is a scam and the ridiculous taxation on everything is how they pay back these bank conglomerates. Any given moment the US dollar can go under. It's a matter of time.

[RetSquid]

@Immer4Rammstein

Of course all laws were written after the Constitution, DUH! Go look up the income tax act of 1913.

[Immer4Rammstein]

I have a feeling that there was NO tax law in effect until the late 2000's. Just about every tax law I have seen, has either been updated or written into effect, as of 2010, but AFTER the Constitution was written. Man I really need to see an original copy.

[RetSquid]

@da324

I was speaking of the overall 'value' of the dollar, not an exact figure. But, yes, if th eFED keeps printing dollars and the Government keeps spending more than it takes in, the dollar will keep dropping, but it still has value.

[da324]

@RetSquid It does not have the same value as gold or silver. When the Federal Reserve prints money to prop up the economy (inflation) the value of the dollar decresaes which is why everyday items cost more money, Simoulateneously, the value of gold and silver increase.

[RetSquid]

@AshtonGarland752

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[RetSquid]

@Drsnafubar

So it is worthless, but not worthless at the same time? It has the same value as gold or silver, and that is that people want it.

[Drsnafubar]

@RetSquid---ya got me there but it's still worthless, It's not backed by anything but air.