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I say, no. Not because "it's a dangerous infringement on people's rights." but because its not the root problem. The root problem is the complex tax structur
by jhancock 17y ago
I say, no. Not because "it's a dangerous infringement on people's rights." but because its not the root problem. The root problem is the complex tax structure, not the tools needed to navigate it.
besides, if your going to put in the effort to amend the constitution, you may as well go after the root cause of all root causes ;): "giving money to people that make our laws."