Yes Chris Evan you are correct, the paragraph is not in the case, but it is in the buck act which is the Soc.Sec. program, a federal benefit. and wheeling v fox makes it a taxable benefit which makes it legal for the federal income tax to be applied to an individual residing within a state. ironically the case was 1933, several years before the buck act passed.
woe the web woven into place. it is as if they have an ultimate agenda specifically targeted to become fruit and the tree is being engineered from underneath to meet that specific fruit's purpose/production.
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