Posted in , , truth quest, shawn brodof, truth quest podcast, constitution, article i section 8, rothbard, tariffs, due process, ninth amendment, sixteenth amendment, IRS, apportionment, article i section 2, excises, imposts, fifth amendment, income tax on Sep 23rd, 2019
What would you say if I told you the federal income tax is unconstitutional? You most likely would say, "How can that be? I thought we have a constitutional amendment that covers the income tax?"
In this episode we are going to examine a perspective that you’ve likely never heard before and look at the truth about the federal income tax and the Sixteenth Amendment. You may be surprised to know that the manner in which the federal income tax is levied may not be in compliance with the Sixteenth Amendment nor with Supreme Court opinions on income tax cases.
Show Notes
The Great Income Tax Hoax – Irvin Schiff
Two Negative Consequences of the Income Tax – Daniel J. Mitchell
Is Today the Anniversary of the Income Tax the Worse Day in American History
Prior to 1913 No One Paid Income Tax - Why Now?
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Posted in truth quest, shawn brodof, truth quest podcast, abortion, partial birth abortion, constitution, tenth amendment, fourteenth amendment, ninth amendment, pro-life, pro-choice on Jun 1st, 2019
In this second episode on the Roe v. Wade opinion, we are going to walk through the second half of the opinion and expose you to parts that neither the pro-life nor the pro-abortion side of the debate ever mention. Namely the very clear language finding that the right to an abortion and the right to privacy is NOT absolute. The opinion clearly grants states the ability to regulate and ban abortions.
It's right there in black in white! Why isn't this common knowledge?
Show Notes:
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Posted in truth quest, shawn brodof, truth quest podcast, abortion, constitution, tenth amendment, supreme court, bill of rights, incorporation doctrine, fourteenth amendment, equal protection, due process, civil rights act of 1866, ninth amendment, pro-life, pro-choice on May 27th, 2019
I think it is safe to say that the Roe v. Wade opinion is the most controversial Supreme Court opinion of the last 50 years. If not, the consequences of it certainly are with over 50 million abortions being performed. But what is the truth about the opinion? How many people have actually taken the time to read it?
Upon reading the opinion, I was struck by the intellectual dishonesty of the majority opinion and the lack of true constitutional analysis. I was also alarmed at the callous manner in which the life in the womb was characterized and the list of so-called valid reasons for ending an innocent life.
In this episode, I introduce or reintroduce you to the Roe case and walk you through Justice Harry Blackmun's majority opinion. At times it is sick and twisted but, in the end, the court surprisingly leaves the door wide open for state regulation of abortion.
Besides leading to the death of tens of millions of innocent lives, this opinion demonstrates just how far activist judges will go in pursuit of their policy preferences. I demonstrate this by dismantling their three primary citations - the right to privacy, the Ninth and the Fourteenth Amendment.
Show Notes:
Roe v. Wade opinion
Chapter 7 of Mark Levin’s Men in Black.
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