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also the part about there being two interpretations to these laws, those for the wealthy and those for the rest of us... it is true
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What is true is that there are those whose accountants can get a grip on the details and those whose accountants can't.
There is no shortage of people who thought being wealthy was sufficieint reason to put their own interpretation of tax laws into play, they end up paying the price just like anyone else who illegaly dodges tax.
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There are a lot of people in the US, and especially in Texas, who are ready and willing to revolt against the government and establish what they see as a free state. I'm one of them. If there was a Libertarian revolution tommorrow I'd be on the front lines by the next day.
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And like any revolution and establishment of a "free state", you would be swapping one bunch of crooks and liars for another bunch of crooks and liars who in the end will be come indistinguishable in any meaningful way.
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Local "liberal" media (880 AM) had a field day with this - trying to tie this guys 7 page manifesto to the Tea Party movement.
The fact is the hardcore left SEES the fact that the average American is against the (insert label here - progressive, socialist, whatever) direction that the hard left has tried to take the country, and they are trying to find ANY way they can to marginalize any group that disagrees with them, no matter how much they need to reach.
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You can flip that round and it works just as well, in fact it fits very well with the practices of many parts of the tea party movement and its mainstream media sponsors.