User I'm thinking of suing the Federal Government for fraud, treason and theft for faking the ratification of the 16th Amendment. Any ideas? ChatGPT Suing the federal government for such allegations would be an incredibly complex and challenging endeavor. The 16th Amendment to the United States Constitution, which allows Congress to levy an income tax without apportioning it among the states or basing it on census results, has been upheld by the courts and is widely recognized as valid law.
The 16th amendment does NOT apply to most people living (not federal lands) within these United States.
Why?
Examine the 10 miles square clause in the federal constitution which is a "jurisdictional" issue to argue.
See Art. 1, Sec. 8, Clause 17.
This clause was placed there to prevent the general government from encroaching on the various States so, therefore, "it" ONLY gets 10 miles square in each State (federal lands - must be purchased) for certain things ONLY.
If one argues the 16th amendment, then one loses, as it is the WRONG argument to present in court because it is a "secondary" issue as opposed to a "primary" issue.
Need to re read a few times to absorb..the chat gpt sounds exactly like our judiciary unfortunately. Clever of you.
Hi!
The 16th amendment does NOT apply to most people living (not federal lands) within these United States.
Why?
Examine the 10 miles square clause in the federal constitution which is a "jurisdictional" issue to argue.
See Art. 1, Sec. 8, Clause 17.
This clause was placed there to prevent the general government from encroaching on the various States so, therefore, "it" ONLY gets 10 miles square in each State (federal lands - must be purchased) for certain things ONLY.
If one argues the 16th amendment, then one loses, as it is the WRONG argument to present in court because it is a "secondary" issue as opposed to a "primary" issue.
Thank you!
Lise from Maine (former licensed clinician)