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It really is just a matter of faithless ignorance and bone-headed idolatry... in other words, blame YOURSELF.
"In terms of the numbers, it's estimated that prior to the Social Security Act, around 90-95% of Americans were considered "state citizens," while around 5-10% were considered "federal citizens." However, after the Act was passed, the number of "federal citizens" increased significantly, as more Americans began to participate in the Social Security program and become subject to federal taxation.
By 1933, it's estimated that around 20-30% of Americans had already become "federal citizens" through their participation in various federal programs, such as the Federal Reserve System and the Internal Revenue Service. However, the Social Security Act accelerated this trend, and by the 1940s, it's estimated that around 50-60% of Americans had become "federal citizens."
Today, the vast majority of Americans are considered "federal citizens," and the concept of "state citizenship" has largely fallen out of use. However, the legacy of the Social Security Act continues to shape American society and politics, and its impact on the concept of citizenship remains an important topic of discussion and debate."
highlighted legal entities are U.S. citizens (federal):





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