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RE: Walls Don't Work: AKA A World Without Walls
The problem is that the walls are in the wrong place!
One set of walls should be between our pocket books and govern-cement.
This would actually make most of the discussion of border walls moot.
But really, this idea that govern-cements have divvied up all the land is where the problem starts.
The governments should only be able to claim only that land which they tend and maintain. Leaving places for those disenfranchised to leave to.
How do we end the IRS?
Crypto. Gray markets. General noncompliance.
The Infernal Revolting Syndicate is not what you think.
It is not a US corporation or US entity.
It came into being at the same time the FED did, and had to.
Else the loop just implodes.
ALL the money you send to the IRS gets thrown into a furnace (to the god of money).
And then the govern-cement borrows all new money from the FED.
In this way, the energy from all of us tax cattle keeps the wheel, the current (as in currency), going.
Ways to end the Infernal Revolting Syndicate:
Does any of this relate to what happened in 1871?
I'll have to look up 1871 as what you are likely hinting at does not spring to mind. Civil War era stuff comes to mind. I will look.
It basically comes from 1913 when as @builderofcastles indicated the Federal Reserve AND the IRS were both created. Both constitutionally illegal by the way, and the IRS remained illegal for a long time and still operated. They changed that by amendment many decades later.
Now I need to go search for 1871 to see what you are hinting at.
If you can and have not already checked out G. Edward Griffith's "The Creature From Jekyll Island" as it extensively covers what happened in 1913 and a lot of the motives. I don't recall how/if it covered the IRS side of things that extensively. It may be time for me to reread it.
Yes, good idea. How do we stop the Not-Federal Federal Reserve?
The country actually operated for a very long time (more than a century) with no IRS. The income tax was a form of taxation expressly prohibited by the constitution.
So it can be done.
Sales tax and taxation on things that are voluntary without putting someone's life at risk were permitted by the Constitution. You could tax luxuries and things like that higher and as long as it was not on goods that you need to survive like food then it becomes more of a voluntary thing. Do I want this super expensive car?
Now there are ways we could do it now that didn't exist then.
We could simply crowd source everything. If you want something back it in a crowd sourcing situation. If you do not back it, you don't get it.
Tech has made that feasible as long as the power grid doesn't collapse. Power grid is also a huge issue when we consider crypto.
Can we buy more solar power batteries, panels, etc, etc, and make some and distribute power creation devices, etc, etc?