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How does this affect the average “Texian”?

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How does this affect the average “Texian”?

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As an example of the fraud upon the people of Texas, we will look at property taxes. There are many more, but this one is quite simple and blatantly obvious. According to the current STATE OF TEXAS CONSTITUTION, Article 8, Section 1-e, ABOLITION OF AD VALOREM PROPERTY TAXES: No ad valorem taxes shall be levied upon any property within this State. The State legislature is the law making body of the STATE OF TEXAS. If the TEXAS CONSTITUTION forbids the legislature from levying ad valorem taxes, and the cities and counties get their authority from the Texas Legislature and the Constitution, how can there possibly be any legal or lawful authority to levy ad valorem taxes on your home or other property?