If I lawfully open carry can the police...?

[Lakeland Man]

Really?
Please back up those statements with proof....

I happen to know of only those that fought and WON their cases......... In other words, THEY ARE NOT BEHIND BARS.........


Even though I consider myself quite brave... I do NOT have big enough ba*** to do what they did...... I prefer to choose my fights a little more carefully....

I personally know someone who tried to claim that he had no responsibility to pay income tax and social security taxes. He lives in Northern Virginia and he is currently serving 5 years for tax avoidance (not evasion) and contempt of court. He will be released in 2012. I can give just as many examples of that as you can to the contrary. And since you didn't give ANY examples, I guess that says a lot, doesn't it.

You never answered the question. Do you have a Drivers License?

[nogods]

Really?
Please back up those statements with proof....

I happen to know of only those that fought and WON their cases......... In other words, THEY ARE NOT BEHIND BARS.........


Even though I consider myself quite brave... I do NOT have big enough ba*** to do what they did...... I prefer to choose my fights a little more carefully....

Are you referring to the income tax law or the driver's license law?

No one has ever won a case claiming the tax law is illegal or unconstitutional in total. People have avoided conviction by convincing a jury they actually believed the law did not require them to file a return (ala the Cheeks case), but that is just the failure of the government to prove the mens rea portion of the law.

Everyone of them ended up having to pay the tax through civil enforcement.

Wesly Snipes had the means to afford the best defense possible. He ended up being convicted of three counts of failure to file tax returns.

When clients ask me for support in raising such nonsense, I slap my forehead and say "don't you think Bill Gates would know about this?"

[mikebowsher1]

I live in Ohio so thanks