Upcoming Supreme Court case : Can you resell your own stuff???

One word...unenforceable!

Capitalism is dieing, and its your own god damn fault for voting in a communist!

a VOTE for Mitt Romney is a VOTE for Ron Paul...i read where the electoral college has demanded proof from POTUS candidates of their eligibility...they will not cast their vote for another ineligible POTUS.

Romney is not a natural born citizen
Obama is not a citizen...

Therefore, it is a very good possibility that the electoral college will elect Ron Paul, counting all Mitt Romney's votes, and give them to Ron Paul who is still a RNC Candidate.

The beauty of the electoral college is, the two parties do not have access to the names in the college, it's secret; i don't think even other states know who they are other than their own state.

If Ron Paul is elected; you can say adios to the setting justices. You can also say adios to the Federal Reserve Board and a slew of wasteful spending agencies....Ron Paul will trim the government and he will balance the budget...at his age, he has nothing to lose politically; by setting america back on track as a REPUBLIC, and getting rid of acts of congress that go against the US Constitution...i.e. Obamacare, Dodd-Frank, and all other spending out of control acts of congress.

this law will never pass, not because they care about your rights, but because it will open up huge blackmarket buying and selling and government will miss out on sales taxes

Can you imagine a Honda dealership? "Yeah, we'll give you $2,000 trade-in value for your 2010 Accord.". "WTF?" "OK, don't take our offer -- you're not allowed to sell it at all now".



They uphold this and the economy goes KABOOOOOOM.

The real question is "Can you LEGALLY sell your stuff?"

Of course we can sell our stuff.

[link to www.whydowork.com]

I've been thinking recently about how short life is and, on average, how much of it we spend working. I decided to do some calculations and see exactly how our time is used. If we consider that an average working week is 40 hours then that equates to 1,960 hours per year once annual holidays are deducted. That's 22.4% of our lives, not including any overtime that we may be required to complete.

I took it a step further because I was intrigued how many hours that we spend working in an average lifetime. This is where things really add up. Allowing for school and tertiary education, let's assume that the average person begins their working life at age 21 and retires at 65. That's a career that spans 44 years. If we use the same 40-hour working week we arrive at a figure of 91,250 hours!

That's a huge amount of time and accordingly it's a huge proportion of our lives that is consumed in this way. The average human life expectancy in developed countries is 78 years, which means that we sleep for about 205, 000 hours. All our other chores and tasks have to be done in the remaining time which means that there's often very little time left for relaxation and leisure.

I could go on quoting facts and figures but I'm sure you understand the point. It all begs the obvious questions: "are we happy with this?" and "does it really need to be this way?"

Will the current justices be seating in their seats this fall? i doubt it. They refused to oust the illegal immigrant in the white house. They refused to honor the OATH they took to uphold the US Constitution from all enemies foreign and domestic.....the next POTUS could
remove all of them for violating their OATH of office.

stay tuned....i think this current court of justices is history

lawtards need to be put on a sinking island

what puzzles me the most, is what has changed to cause this to even be a topic for discussion??

why now after so many years of doing nothing? if its a problem now it must have always been!

what makes a a group of people entitled to tax another ?

[link to www.whydowork.com]

I've been thinking recently about how short life is and, on average, how much of it we spend working. I decided to do some calculations and see exactly how our time is used. If we consider that an average working week is 40 hours then that equates to 1,960 hours per year once annual holidays are deducted. That's 22.4% of our lives, not including any overtime that we may be required to complete.

I took it a step further because I was intrigued how many hours that we spend working in an average lifetime. This is where things really add up. Allowing for school and tertiary education, let's assume that the average person begins their working life at age 21 and retires at 65. That's a career that spans 44 years. If we use the same 40-hour working week we arrive at a figure of 91,250 hours!

That's a huge amount of time and accordingly it's a huge proportion of our lives that is consumed in this way. The average human life expectancy in developed countries is 78 years, which means that we sleep for about 205, 000 hours. All our other chores and tasks have to be done in the remaining time which means that there's often very little time left for relaxation and leisure.

I could go on quoting facts and figures but I'm sure you understand the point. It all begs the obvious questions: "are we happy with this?" and "does it really need to be this way?"

The real question is "Can you LEGALLY sell your stuff?"

Of course we can sell our stuff.

What will the statists say?? Probably yes but you have to pay a tax, otherwise you're a criminal!

[link to www.marketwatch.com]
Your right to resell your own stuff is in peril

It could become illegal to resell your iPhone 4, car or family antiques

Tucked into the U.S. Supreme Court’s busy agenda this fall is a little-known case that could upend your ability to resell everything from your grandmother’s antique furniture to your iPhone 4.

If you want to have a yard sale, you'll have to get a permit from the IRS Police, needing a list of all the items, a list of all corporate creators of the items, in order to set the prices on all items, which is not flexible and expecting X% tax on what sells. An on site audit will occur at the end of the set sale schedule and all monies will be collected for proper dispersal to all parties concerned.

All Corporate creators will be contacted and told of the resale of their licensed property and asked if they want their piece of your pie. They are entitled as they have the same rights as an individual. If there is no response in ten days, they relinquish this right. If they respond, they are elligable for half the money received.

You, the yard sale operator, can expect the remaining funds within 6-10 weeks.

Thank you for shopping at my yard sale.

lawtards need to be put on a sinking island

One word...unenforceable!