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Originally Posted by Notorial dissent
One teensy little problem, there is no taxing clause in a deed. The tax liability is inherent in all private property, and is a lien in favor of the local government created and set by statute.
Voting or not voting, or being a registered voter or not being registered has absolutely nothing to do with property tax.
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WRONG!! Being a registered voter has a lot to do with it. for one, it's an adhesion contract, that allows for an unknown amount of presumptions to be made about you by government (read Mercier's Invisible Contracts), all to your detriment, the worst one being that you are a U.S. citizen, because you checked the box that says so.
Second, where do you think they get jurors (US citizens, every one of em) from? The tax assessor also PRESUMES that you are a US citizen/14th Am., can't question the national debt, therefore you must pay all taxes just like the rest of the slaves.
As to your statement "The tax liability is inherent in all private property, and is a lien in favor of the local government created and set by statute", where the hell do you get this from? You are right about one thing, there is no taxing clause in a deed, the tax liability attaches the minute a homeowner unwittingly (without full disclosure of the ramifications of his act) signs the transfer tax stamp document. Read one, it will jump off the page and bite you in the ass. At this very moment, he converts his free and absolute ownership into that of a mere tenant, giving the state (and tax assessor) an interest in the property. Show me one statute at large, statute, rule, regulation, or code that even attempts to make property registration mandatory. I'll wait.