Big time scotus ruling

Taxes are a recurring lien on any real property.  And if not paid, the county/city can foreclose and resell the property. It sucks…I think property taxes are a scam…pay taxes when a property is purchased…not every year….but it is the reality….and this is lady faced the consequence of not paying the property taxes.

Did you know individuals can pay (well this ruling might change this) the past due property taxes and take over the property in many states?  A $300k home has $25k in back taxes…you pay the back taxes, and you just bought a $300k home for $25k.  (Granted, they will not be buying it with a clear title…and any existing mortgages etc would still be liens…but still).  
 

property taxes suck…

The start of the GOV take over on guns, Freedoms and the way you live is here.

If you have RFT's...do NOT open your door to the AFT. If you do? DONOT exchange any information.

This guy did well, but he should have walked away after saying,   " I will not give you any more information."

What is rft, and who is aft?

Our Rights are SECONDARY to their Political Narrative. 

Seems like good new to me. Thanks for posting it up!

It's not just the government that did that. Back in 2010 when people were getting foreclosed on left and right. The banks would take over the property and sell it at auction. They were/are supposed to refund any money that it sold for over the amount owed the bank. But what the banks would do was change the auction dates and not advertise the new dates then sell in a "secret auction" to a sister company at a very cheap price. They could write off the loss, never have to refund any money, and then the sister company would claim a hefty profit. The little guy always gets screwed, and not by the hottie in the bar that everyone wants to screw.

Now for the SCOTUS to tackle the problem of civil asset forfeiture - literally highway robbery. 

I think Rand Paul is one of the only true constitutional patriots left in American government; he constantly rails against this highway robbery.  There are hundreds of examples of good, law-abiding citizens literally being robbed at gunpoint by law enforcement because they get pulled over and happen to have cash on hand.  A guy driving through Las Vegas a while back had down payment money for a new home, didn't trust banks, and lost his entire down payment to these scumbag cops and ATF agents.  Another guy owned a small convenience store and was making cash deposits; the IRS accused him of money laundering because of daily cash deposits (and zero proof that he was actually doing anything wrong), seized almost $100k, and after massive legal challenges only gave back like $30k.

What people don't realize is that there are huge financial incentives for law enforcement to seize assets (i.e. they get to keep a large portion of them and fund their MRAPs or whatever to militarize their podunk local police force), and citizens have almost no recourse.  

And for folks who just shrug their shoulders and say "they shouldn't be carrying cash", well fuck you very much, and I hope for your sake some other totally legal activity that these vultures exploit doesn't destroy your life or that of someone you love.  

FRT and ATF 

That’s pretty optimistic to think personal  rights are that high on most politicians’ list. 

Thanks sword, I get in a hurry at times and don't proofread

They’d charge us with RICO, if we behaved the way they do.