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    Has "Voting" Changed The Perpeptual Increase in Taxation? See Chart From The Irs For Your Answer!

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    The document questions whether voting has stopped the perpetual rise in taxes by pointing to a chart from the IRS showing that from 1776 to 1913, almost no one filed a tax return yet the nation still grew and people were free, implying a lack of income tax did not hinder prosperity. It encourages readers to declare their independence again.

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    HAS VOTING CHANGED THE PERPEPTUAL INCREASE IN TAXATION? SEE CHART FROM THE IRS FOR YOUR ANSWER!

    Notice: From 1776 to 1913over 137 years!!--nearly NO ONE filed a tax return!! Yet...the nation grew...and people were FREE. Declare your Independence once again! PERCENTAGE OF POPULATION WHO FILED A TAX RETURN

    SOURCE: IRS: http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-utl/irs_tas_arc_2011_vol_2.pdf

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