Posts Tagged ‘separation between public and private’
PROOF: U.S. Supreme Court Recognition of the Constitutional PUB/PRI Firewall in the Context of Taxation
INTRODUCTION: The article argues that the Constitution contains a public/private (PUB/PRI) firewall grounded in the Fifth Amendment’s protection of private propertyPRI, which forbids proprietary taxation or regulation of private personsPRI without consent. This firewall is explicitly recognized in older Supreme Court cases—especially Wight v. Davidson, where the Court held that taxation of private property is…
Read MoreCORRUPTION: No Constitutional Authority to convert PRIVATE to PUBLIC property or status
QUESTION 1: What specific constitutional authority expressly allows a personPRI to elect a personPUB status and thereby consent to be regulated or taxed? ANSWER 1: The concise answer is: there is no clause in the U.S. Constitution that expressly authorizes a “personPRI” to elect a “personPUB” status or to consent into federal regulatory or tax…
Read MoreCopilot: How does PRIVATE get converted to PUBLIC without consent?
INTRODUCTION: This series of AI questions reveal AI delusions about the source of the power to tax as what it calls “sovereign power”, as if to imply that that government owns all property and can take as much as they want, which is ridiculous. More on this subject at: QUESTION 1: You said of the…
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