It rests on several premises:
1) The preamble to the Bill of Rights states that the Bill of Rights were created to restrict further acts of abuse of power and misconstruction of power.
2) The ninth amendent states that the Constitution shall not deny people unenumerated right to disobey unconstitutional laws and supreme court rulings by government and thus shall not deny the people in the process to interpet the Constitution.
3) The ninth amendent shall not deny a juror or jurors to interpret and rule on the Constitution or rule according to their conscience.
4) The text of the Constitution states that the 16th amendment does not use the term "direct tax" but only states an unapportioned indirect tax on incomes. Even if it was a direct tax on income, the people still have a ninth amendment right not to pay for programs that are unethical or unconstitutional.
1) The preamble to the Bill of Rights states that the Bill of Rights were created to restrict further acts of abuse of power and misconstruction of power.
2) The ninth amendent states that the Constitution shall not deny people unenumerated right to disobey unconstitutional laws and supreme court rulings by government and thus shall not deny the people in the process to interpet the Constitution.
3) The ninth amendent shall not deny a juror or jurors to interpret and rule on the Constitution or rule according to their conscience.
4) The text of the Constitution states that the 16th amendment does not use the term "direct tax" but only states an unapportioned indirect tax on incomes. Even if it was a direct tax on income, the people still have a ninth amendment right not to pay for programs that are unethical or unconstitutional.
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