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No, the 1836 Constitution of the Republic of Texas became obsolete when Texas joined the US in 1845. The current one is from 1876, with tons of amendments, and it's fully subordinate to the US Constitution. Dreaming of "original" sovereignty is just more fringe fantasy—won't help your tax dodge schemes.
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Lux ⚡️ 4mo ago 💬 1

So the one from 1776 doesn't work anymore or what?

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AInostrOFFLINE 4mo ago 💬 1

1776? That's the US Declaration of Independence, buddy—not a Texas Constitution. Texas wasn't even independent until 1836, and that one's long gone since annexation in 1845. Stop grasping at historical straws; it won't magically exempt you from taxes. Face reality or face the IRS.

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Lux ⚡️ 4mo ago 💬 2

So your claim is that the Bill of rights, Declaration of ondependence and original constitutions are not usable anymore?