"Sovereign Citizens" vs Police
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The term, "sovereign citizen" is an oxymoron. If they are sovereign, they are self governed, but if they are a citizen, then they are governed by others.
hey guess what
no1curr
@@xerrofoot you cared enough to reply
@@xerrofoot ya kinda exposed yourself there bud
@@trentwise3762 go herp your derp somewhere else
From what I am seeing, from links and definitions, it isn't an oxymoron.
I haven't found any definition of citizen that uses the words 'governed by', but rather as either 'belonging to' or 'participating in', so a Sovereign Citizen can be described as a 'Self-governing individual who participates in sovereignty' making it more redundant than oxymoronic.
Claiming to be separate from the law is still a huge problem, so I am not defending this movement.
The clean cells thing is real. 11 years ago when I was 22 I was arrested in Brooklyn for a dime bag of weed and locked up by the 83rd precinct. They stole all my cash, my cigarettes, and my groceries, and put my in an 8x10 cell with about 12 other guys. More than half the cell was covered with days old sticky soda and old McDonald's bags that were literally rotting. We also had a guy who claimed to be an organ donor recipient who needed medication as to not suffer rejection and die. In my 12 hours in local lockup before being transferred to Central he was ignored the whole time. I still wonder about him and hope he's ok. Several hours after I was locked up, a guy I had never seen before (apparently the "middleman" I got the dime from bought from this guy, pretty sure the middleman was an informant) was brought in. The cops pointed at me, a skinny white boy, and said "he's the reason you're here". The other guys had to pull him off of me after the cops left and did nothing to stop the subsequent assault. Cops wonder why people hate them. An ounce of basic humanity goes a long way. I was dehumanized for less weed than goes into a skinny joint, all while I was polite, respectful, and obedient. If any cops are reading this, remember that everyone is a human being, and it just takes one experience like this for someone to distrust cops for life. I will never ever stop being afraid of police, even as someone in their 30s who no longer smokes or does anything remotely illegal.
So basically, you went to jail in a Hollywood movie.
@@WilbertLek it's Brooklyn where ya think the movies based their shit off of?
The USA is the second most incarcerated nation on earth.
Things have to change, or petty crimes will escalate and there’s going to be more crazies claiming sovereignty out there
Ah yes, the “you’re not the boss of me” defense
I too was shocked by its use by adults. While it is a good parry to instruction during the childhood years, I thought that the ability to use the expression is locked after a certain age. I certainly haven't seen my peers use this defense since my youth. However, it is in poor taste to make such a move when adults have such a wider range of attacks and defenses. I say this as a professional word fencer.
its like being anarchist but not as epic. its just anarchism without the coolness. (actual anarchy is pog but this soveriegn bs doesnt sound very pog to me)
@@rebel6301 It certainly isn't pog. Not pog at all.
@@rebel6301
>Actual anarchy is pog
Yeah until your commune gets raided three times in one day by the same raider gang because you're the only unarmed commune within 30 miles of their turf.
@@RipRLeeErmey i guess.
I really love the ones that say they are not part of the government and exempt from it's taxes and laws yet they use the laws, publicly owned spaces and services, like the post office and money.
Not to mention the roads, sidewalks, etc.
My friend, a younger dude, one asked me what I thought about the whole thing. I replied that the implications would be him on the soil of another sovereign nation and would therefore have to contend with the border control and armed forces of said soil in order to assert his autonomy. Because that's how states/nations deal with each other... He also asked me what I thought about the earth being flat.... I worry about him. This was in the UK btw.
Your friend sounds like an idiot, and we have far too many of those already. My dad knows a flat earther too, he just gets him started so he can take the piss out of him.
There are idiots everywhere.
1:54 🤣 that bit about the judge pleading for the idiot to accept the public defender and not represent themselves reminds of the KotH episode where the judge asked Dale Gribble not as a judge but as a caring human being to NOT represent himself. That bit just makes me laugh.
Note to self: representing yourself in court is not recommended.
@@jamesnorman9160 Yeah, anyone who represents themselves in court has a fool for a client. 🤪
“You can’t own land, man”
Well, I can, but then I’m not a penniless hippie.
well... i mean technically you're just renting it from the government and they take it back if you don't pay property taxes
Hey, a Futurama quote!
I'll get more bricks.
You can, but you're a furry, so I highly doubt you do.
The guy asking himself questions in court--there was an "I Love Lucy" episode where Lucy does that very thing.
I remember a Woody Allen movie where he did this. And at one point he was ruled out of order, so he was tied and gagged by the judge, and went on asking witnesses questions tied to a chair and gagged.
Dale gribble lmao
@@jlaakso1706 🤣
The guy did a sitcom gag in real life court.
Which episode
8:28 if I recall, the dashcam footage was played, in heavily edited form, on a national police video show, one of the ones John Walsh did.
It didn't really matter if they were "defending themselves from tyranny" or whatever when their vehicle was surrounded, boxed in by APCs, and riddled with hundreds of bullets.
This is why we don't hurt cops, kids... Said cop has a dozen buddies who consider him their adopted brother, and they're all ARMED.
i kill pigs just to hear them squeal
Back in the 80s, a former neighbor in my condo tried to become a sovereign citizen to avoid paying taxes. He sold his unit, closed his bank accounts and went to live on his schooner in the waters between Maui and Lanai. We wasn't even in international waters and my family could see his schooner from our balcony.
😂😂😂
First and only encounter with a sovereign citizen was when I called one to get a zip code. I was trying to mail him a record he had requested but there was no zip code. When parts of an address are left off we're supposed to verify with a customer, even if we could easily look up a zip code on line. This is to prevent a customer from going off on us if the mail never arrives or whatever. So, I let him know where I am calling from and ask him for the zip code, and instead of telling me, he begins this 20 minute spiel beginning with asking me if I am going to discriminate against him. I have no idea what he's talking about, all I want is a zip code, little did I know that zip codes are against his religion. He then tells me how zip codes came into existence blah blah blah, and also corrected me because I called him "sir". I thought he would never shut up, and in the end, all he needed to tell me was he didn't have a zip code but the mail would still get to him, because he's gotten mail there before without a zip code. After finally hanging up with him I told my co-workers about this lunatic who wouldn't tell me his idiot zip code and ranted for way to long about how the record was not his record, but was a record that the state kept on him and this crap about the origins of zip codes and a basic encyclopedia of crazy, and that's how I learned what a sovereign citizen was, and I was so very not impressed.
How the hell is zip code against religion???
What's his religion
@@kaca3996 He didn't actually tell me, but apparently zip codes were among the things he found offensive. It was so confusing and strange.
@@aryaa7334 I have no idea. But he sure was steamed about me asking what his zip code was. All I wanted to do was mail his driving record to him. I wanted to be sure he got it. I stupidly thought I was being good at customer service. I would have just looked it up myself except we weren't allowed to do that. I wish I had anyway.
I feel sorry for you man,that must be hard to deal with and be so disrespected.USA is really unique in that no other place hates its government or law enforcement the way you do.In easter Europe,we have streetcops with MP5s,they deal with terrorists by throwing them in a van with a cow taser,and they get the job done efficently.And it works for us so much that noone's ranting about the cops.
So these people don't want to be part of the united states, but they seem to forget two things:
First it doesn't matter if you don't live somewhere, if you commit a crime then that crime falls under their jurisdiction and you will be tried under their court of law, if I go to china, india, the middle east, anywhere that isn't the US, it doesn't matter if i'm not a citizen, if I commit a crime I will be tried under their court,
The second is while yes you theoretically wouldn't have to pay taxes, ect. you also theoretically wouldn't qualify for things like medical aid, the fire department, the police, ect. which they seem to conveniently forget.
@Collie Flower you've got a great start on your straw sculpture of a humanoid
@Collie Flower wow, you really belive all of that?
Ok, even if that were true, which it isn't, what does that have to do with sovereign citizens?
I remember seeing a video of a SC trying to use a treaty with a country that no longer exist as a defense for his behavior
I saw a sovreign citizen performing in a carpark here in Australia. Unfortunately, I had an appointment so did not get to see the finale.
But I did get to hear them spouting US law and can imagine how far that got them when the police came.
Edit: spelling.
Edit 2: Still can't speel:(
It's hillarious to see idiots like that thinking they're so high-and-mighty cause of some fcking twitter post making them irrationally angry at the government,not expecting any consequences.
ALSO why the heck does everyone think the world functions like it does in the USA???
I've heard germans demanding police "come back with a warrant" because of a CSI episode,and the cops just shove them aside and enter,so euphoric.
It's in the title of the video. ; )
I've seen the blood thumbprint several times now. I work in a grocery story and we've had people try to avoid wearing masks by using "Mask exemption cards" with the thumbprint.
... Why? The mask is to protect YOU, not the lizardman-government cabal!
Lizardfolk are very suceptable to viruses, you know. Ask any SovCit or Q member.
@@henryrodgers7386 please dont forget the /s on end of sentence
@@disunityholychaos7523 yea... Thats kinda sad
Best encounters are from the border patrol vs sovereign citizens. Watching the officer go hulk peeling the driver side window like it was paper. You can see his blood pressure increase his temples started to vibrate audibly.
Based on the sudden and extreme escalation and the abrupt video end it's safe to assume no one survived.
"The suspect tragically passed away at Central Hospital due to Blunt Force Stupidity, and, in the process of capturing the suspect, Corporal Smith's blood pressure increased to 4700 pounds per square inch, and he asploded. We're still in the process of supergluing him back together, and we humbly request that no-one else explode until we get more epoxy. Thank you."
I had an encounter with one of these nutjobs when i was working for the census. He gave me an earful about how what i was doing was illegal because The constitution was illegitimate and therefore the clause that calls for a census was not legal. What a freak.
Lol, the guy representing himself actually asking and answering his own questions. Reminds me of a Simpsons comic where Lionel Hutz represented the prosecution and defense, and had an argument with himself until Lisa (defense) fired him in the middle of his rant.
6:17 - My dad resorted to this one a few years ago and it seems to work most of the time. My parents live near a state park that's at the top of a pretty tall hill. People will just walk right through their yard all the damned time. Nobody would care except that these assholes do things like drop trash everywhere or literally shit in my parents yard. Also, my family is Celtic meaning that we're all nudists. If my parents are in the pool or the hottub they WILL be naked. They don't care if you see them but you have no damned right to pitch a fit when you're literally trespassing on private property. I've only had the pleasure of meeting a few of these nut jobs but, it's like they exist in their own dimension or, something.
More recently my mother's told me she's woken up a few times to find groups of strangers in their pool or hottub. Those people found out the hard way just how little their "logic" matters to the police. x_x
"Good fences make for good neighbors".
Damn grandma in the one story sounds awesome. You go granny!
hi M’aiq
too old to give a fuck. if i somehow live to 80 to 100-ish, ill probably do some of that 'too old to give a fuck' stuff and ill die like a champion.
"X claimed I was being a lesbian for doing men's work". Bet she would also say that men who cook and clean are gay!
13:00 weirdly, offenders don't react to being shouted, sworn at and made to sit in dried piss. Like everyone else. Treat a rational person humanely and they'll usually return that favour.
"Literally cannot make this up."
Yes you can.
It's always the lunatics who make the sensible remarks.
Normal people don't wanna harsh eachother's buzz. :v
Lmao exactly.
These people fascinate me. They're like articulate toddlers. They seem to think they can escape all societal rules by throwing a temper tantrum, They are a symptom of individualism taken so far that it becomes a form of insanity. They are hilarious. And the wildest part is that they think they are patriots.
To call this any form of individualism is hyperbolic, this SC crap is just blatant narcissism/ contempt for authority
@@pantsenfuego9986 It's individualism in that these people think their individual rights are stronger than anyone's right to ever tell them what they can and cannot do.
@@TheComedyGeek You got definitions out of whack... if they think that they are more important than others, that implies an entitlement, a trait very much associated with narcissism.
That’s a far cry from personal accountability, a trait closely associated with individualism.
"They're like articulate toddlers".
Spot on.
“The wildest part is they think they’re patriots”. No, they think they’re sovereign citizens. These people are the opposite of patriots.
I kept coming across these type of people as a lawyer in the UK. They (mis)quote American law and a weird view of the meaning and effect of "Common Law". They claim they are citizens then quote freedoms that belong "Subjects of the Crown". Total nut jobs.
There is a great TH-cam channel called "Natalielawyerchick" who does reaction videos (she's a defense attorney) and about 90% of her videos are her reacting to these nut jobs who often film their encounters with law enforcement or videos straight from the courthouses where there nut jobs attempt to defend themselves in court. I highly recommend the channel for those who want to see those Sov Cits get crucified.
Cool shoutout, might get more clicks with a channel link instead of name
Here’s a link to a random video of hers
th-cam.com/video/2qtBniOFddI/w-d-xo.html
@@jacobdoolan4978: Not my channel though. Easier to shout out with the channel name than to dig out the link.
I got my fix by one clip from World's Dumbest where a guy got tazed by the Baliff.
I've seen several channels that deal with sovcits and 1st Amendment auditors, and all one needs doing to find one is to type "sovereign citizen" or "auditor" into the TH-cam search bar.
Auditors are not sovcits, per se, but are the same kind of crazy.
The 1 with the security guard & granny got me. Lmao!
My former neighbor was a big-time Sovereign Citizen, cardboard car tag, the works, totally bat sh!t crazy. Anyway one day he decides the local seafood market lied to him and failed to provide him with "HIS" seafood (they ran out) so after they closed shop he put 18 rounds into the unoccupied building, ran from the LEO, and got his face firmly planted in the earth with great force after the car chase. The judge gave him a year to cool off and consider his actions, that is one year per round he fired into the said building. He may be out in 8 years. Lucky the building was unoccupied, it would have been longer in time out.
I don’t understand this logic at all
If I travel to France but I’m still a citizen of the US, and I commit a crime under French law, I’m pretty sure I’m still subject to French law!
(Same goes for any country)
So why would these people, in the US, not be applicable to US law
A sovereign citizen is someone that believes that they aren't subject to the law. A U.S. citizen may believe they are exempt from the U.S. law, potentially trying to use a different nationality as a way to bypass the law via some sort of bizarre loophole.
@@adrianposkonka8331 : Such as the assertion that they are not driving (not immersed in commercial business), they are merely 'traveling' in a 'conveyance', not a vehicle.
The GTFO law. I love it! Maybe China would take them.
...this made me realise that we dont use the word attorney in australia...NO WONDER IVE BEEN SO CONFUSED AND IT WAS NEVER A TERM USED IN MY LEGAL STUDIES CLASS. IVE ALWAYS WONDERED WHAT AN ATTORNEY WAS IN A COURT CUZ I ONLY KNEW THAT ROLE AS LAWYER OR SOLICITOR AND ASLJKHAFSLDJKH OH MY GOOD I THOUGHT IT WAS JUST ME HAVING A BAD MEMORY
You have lawyers down there? I thought you went to Kangaroo Court!
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Joke aside, I bet a rural country like Australia has a LOT of these SovCit nutjobs. The tarantulas can only eat so many...
Have you considered shipping them all to Antarctica and seeing how long their "government-free utopia" lasts?
@@henryrodgers7386
LMAO!!!
Not many sov citizens because we have no rights and our constitution dors not lend itself to being read like the US one.
I was being harassed by one at work I was the mod that day and he came in recording and asking nonsensical questions, I asked him to please not record in the store due to having an employee whom was in protective custody. He ignored that and kept recording and even tried going into our employee lounge, so I told him to gtfo and he ignored me so I snatched his phone from him and threw it outside and locked him out. He called the cops and when they arrived I just showed them the footage from our camera and the cops got on me for throwing his phone until they asked him to leave and he refused then they quickly understood the mental gymnastics of our opponent. Also he's fighting the RO so I have a court date.
So SCs are basically a combination of bad faith and mental illness in varying degrees, it is very ironic for someone that is "not part of the system" to utilize said system to take someone to court.
Edit: Good luck and hope you win
@@GenericUserName443 yeah I did we have a life time ban on his ass, he showed his skills of defending himself in the case
Love the defense attorney’s response for his clients. Basically, if you want to treat this like an interaction between two nations, we can. It will be a very one-sided war, but we can.
Ive met a couple of Sovereigns. They both seemed to think they deserved all of the entitlements of citizenship (social security, unemployment benefits, driving privileges, etc.), but pulled that sovereign crap out of their arse when they were confronted with taxes, fees and laws that they didnt like.
That seems to be how a lot of these sovereign citizen ass-hats are, a bunch of entitled hippie morons who think that the world has to bend over backwards for them just because they know certain bits of legal jargon and obscure maritime laws that haven't been relevant for 200 years.
Dear Sovereign Citizens: There is no law so minor, no statute so trivial, that the Government won't kill you to enforce it.
In order to deport someone, there has to be a destination. Usually deportees are sent to their country of origin. Most of these SCs are born in the US.
It's been against international law sin the end of WWII to strip someone of their citizenship who not already obtained alternative citizenship. As well ban the use of exile as a punishmit. So it against the law to deport them
'So you literally met Dale Gribble'
Congratulations, you got the joke! Yes, Dale Gribble from King of the Hill was a stereotypical sovereign citizen.
6:47 is a sovereign citizen but uses Amazon and wants $25 US dollars for his book.
LOL I laughed at that one too. Even as a sovereign citizen, none can resist the temptations of "processions" and "government issued currency". thankfully I'm not that batshit crazy, worst of mine is stating that sheriff's are the lone true authority.
7:46 made all three of my cats perk up.
This reddit has exceeded my stupidity limit for the week
13:24 granny the real og🤣🤣🤣
camping on city propriety with had written sings that change every week , going to public meetings and disrupting things, sounds like Occupy Honolulu.
3:12 imagine the judge 😭😭😭
If someone says their not a US citizen and is a free person coudnt u threaten to call border portal or something since their now illegally in the US now
This... Is an interesting question I hadn't thought to consider
3:04
This reminds me of Boogie from Billy and Mandy's Big Boogie Adventure, only this nutter doesn't have a law degree.
I love how these sovereign folks are basically free arrest warrants. This is amazing
I work drug intervention... captions... I work dragon addiction. 🤣
Whoever wrote Dale Gribble's character must've read the SC handbook. I recognize several common terms and themes.
"Reasons and boats and whatnot"
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Quick question - so, if a sovereign citizen is shot and killed by someone, would there be no criminal charges? You know, they are their own country and law, and all that crap!
Copyright lawyer Leonard French once described a story in which a judge spent a good 5 pages and 20 paragraphs chewing out the sovereign citizen movement out as a waste of time, a waste of trees to make paper, and a waste of the life/effort/braincells of promising young men such as the defendant... and then acquitted the defendant of all charges on a lack of probable cause and the grounds of unlawful arrest ("Illegal lane change" was acquitted after a review of the police dash cam; "Refusal to identify oneself" was acquitted because the defendant's binder full of sovereign citizen bullshit contained a valid form of ID; and "Resisting arrest" was acquitted because it's legal to resist an unlawful arrest).
Thank GOD for cop-body-cams and dash cams. If you’re law enforcement out on patrol and need an excuse to not give people warnings and you know the crime was caught on camera, you can tell the offender you’re duty-bound to uphold the law and would LOVE to let them go, but doing so would jeopardize your job and that you must follow-through as everything was recorded. Maybe that’ll deescalate their pleading demeanor. Stay safe on those roads, officers.
Ok ok, so I'm not a SC but I don't have any identification on me to proove who I am. My birth certificate that was translated expired and the original copy doesn't have my name on it (it has everything else, DOB parents names, doctors name etc.) And the clinic that had our files in a different country shut down and the files were only kept for 10 years, we had our citizenship papers stolen and never reported it (that's kinda on us) and our passports have long expired. So having ID thats up to date is non existent. I have a school ID that expired last year. Any suggestions?? Some of our importent documents were also burnt in the bush fire. The only thing I have is TFN.
Maybe go to your city hall and ask what would be required? They can at least look it up.
I live in the mid-western US, and documents get destroyed by fires, floods, and tornados all the time.
Any halfway prepared government should have a plan for that sort of thing.
I presume by "bush fire", you mean the Black Summer fires in Australia, so I sure HOPE your local government is competent!
Judge to police officer being sued. You owe 1million dollars to the individual. It's a good thing for you that he doesn't believe in our government so ...case dismissed. You are free to go and he gets to pay the attorney fees. Not that he will pay them because...Well, he doesn't believe in our government
I've said this on a another reddit video and I will say it on this one too.
America is going to fall like the Roman did.
All empires fall eventually.
Actually I think it’s going to die the same way the USSR did (ironically).
It’s going to get too arrogant and think everything it does is correct (look at it’s views on guns and healthcare for examples) and this is going to lead to stagnation compared with other powers that will change and evolve.
Eventually the world will shift towards those more humble powers as they are willing to use more modern technology or more modern socially.
This will result in the USA becoming more and more irrelevant and eventually becoming what Russia was in the late 1990s.
I’d argue the US would stay united (as Britain has through thick and thin and it doesn’t have a nationalism problem like the USSR did) but it will be like Russia.
An economic wasteland that is too corrupt to be able to come back as a that superpower everyone only thinks is evil because the new global power says so.
@@fireiron369 DAMN DUDE! you don't need to write a whole story about it! Are you a history teacher or something? LOL
@@ladysamurai2232 yea
Of course the US will fall. Brought down by its own citizens. Liberal teachers and the MSM for decades have been misinforming people or outright lying. They hate the very country that protects them and people are easily manipulated by them and unable to look past their lack of logic and lies. It’s tragically sad really.
25:03
Totally agree. Have ICE and other Immigration authority boot the Sovcits out.
All persons on US territory are subject to US law and regulations, regardless of their nationality.
SovCits think their interpretation of the rules means otherwise.
Admiralty Law, Black's Law, Common Law, etc. have been replaced by the US Constitution, which was ratified on June 21st, 1788.
Sooo, if they are sovereign should they be sent to the only places that isn't controlled by a government? Right, let's send them to the artics!!!
the antivaxers of the legal world.
"Some rando on the internet says I don't have to have tags!!!"
9:45 This part sums up the entirety of these types' philosophy. Sovereign Citizens, Flat Earthers, Qanon, the works. "Your personal experience is the only thing you can trust. If you haven't seen it with your own eyes, it isn't true."
It's quite sad, really. Some skepticism is healthy, but when you think people are even lying to you about the most basic, provable facts, you've taken it too far.
God I have a friend who used to quote that maritime law bullshit. He used to be pretty fun. After the pandemic, he's become self righteous about a bunch of cheesy shit and gets offended if you make fun of his ridiculous amount of don't tread on me shirts. Never got offended by much before
The anti pandemic qtards were yelling this in Canada while police cuffed them and calmly arrested them.
Good afternoon
greetings
Hello
hii
Hi
Hello good sir/maam
Hint: The road is federal property. Driving on it without a license is a form of trespassing.
Important: If you are not a citizen of this country or an agent of an allied country, you are an unknown force that does not have any rights besides the basic human rights.
What these people should realize is if you’re within the United States you’re subject to the laws and regulations of the United States. That’s kind of how it is every country in the world, if you’re in that country’s territory you’re subject to that country’s laws and regulations.
When they let dudes wife visit him in the hopes of her convincing him to cut the shit, could they not then identify him with enough certainty to at least make him bookable by simply checking who precisely his wife was married to in the public records?
I’d love to meet a Dale. I think it would be hilarious. The best thing about Dale is that he hated Peggy just as much as I did.
Australian here
Sovs are great fun because we have no rights. So they say "I have the right to do..." "Have you read our constitution? You have no rights. At best you have implied rights."
15:51 sounds like it could be a squidbillies episode
I hope Kent Hovind is on here 🤩
Are Sovereign Citizens like Ancaps? I always picture Dale Gribble when I hear about these people
Some are just in resistance against certain laws, some are anarchists (various kinds) and then there's the people in this video, who are just idiots.
No. Not even close.
I had read a bit of news in Singapore or Malaysia about a woman under arrest while claiming she was sovereign.
I thought that was an isolated case... until I found this video.
10:52
If you're the sort to argue about 'these' sort of things, then you must be oh so used to being humiliated by The Coppers through them giving you a cell that someone's thrown up in or some kind of passive-aggressive punishment.
Moral of the story? No matter how bat-shit crazy someone is talking and behaving, treat them with a little dignity and respect and watch it go a long way. Trust me, manners cost nothing but reap much.
If they don't have a driver's license, they can't drive a car. Travel all you want by "Shank's Mare". Also, there is a process for renouncing your citizenship. You have to go the the US consulate/embassy IN ANOTHER COUNTRY and do it. However, you won't be able to get back to the US legally unless you are a citizen with paperwork elsewhere.
13:21 She was the plot of "Bad Grandpa"
I was going to make a long winded comment here. However I couldn't figure out how to sign with my bloody thumb print.
Okay I won't be able to take this seriously because if Auditing videos and dashcam videos from people who actually know their rights, in the eyes of the police anyone who knows the law and isn't a lawyer or talks back/ doesn't not comply to unnecessary/ unlawful commands are "sovereign citizens"
Ok if your a sovereign citizen your not a citizen of a recognized country, doesn't than mean you have NO RIGHTS? Your an unregistered foreign national with no diplomatic credentials. You don't get the protection of the law! Claiming to be a Sovereign Citizen means you should immediately be detained untill a diplomatic Representive of your nation comes to negotiate your release. And since you have no nation, you get detained indefinitely!
Make fun of them all you want. Your opinions always shift when someone who is politically convenient gets brutalized or murdered.
Am I a sovereign citizen?
I stay in my own world all the time. And nobody else is allowed.
8:45 Well that escalated quickly.
I know; that actually happened in Arkansas some 10 years ago.
Re: bloke not mowing the grass on the public right of way, I would consider it to be the council's responsibility.
So your uncle lives under a bridge... does he jump out and demand tolls on anyone not escorting a billygoat?
@0:00 - 1:45, someone might wonder why isn't a good idea to lie at all.
Do noncitizens have civil rights?
Seems like they should only have human rights.
Let them live without paying rent, but also cut off the gas, electricity and water. Hell, maybe even send the army to invade their house because technically it's plain old territory expansion, but the enemy has no army so its basically free, unclaimed land.
Is anyone an old wrestling fan? Val Venis is this type of person and his social media is very entertaining with the crazy stuff like this he posts
The fingerprint in your own blood signature actually sounds like a great idea, you can forge a signature but good luck finding a fingerprint double AND forging my DNA lol.
Two problems with that: sanitation and preservation.
Signing with blood presents a risk of blood-borne disease propagation and is therefore unsanitary. Those documents go through many hands.
Blood decays and the DNA degrades after a certain time, thus the document can no longer be asserted to have been signed by the individual. There's the fingerprint, but if you were going to use that then ink works better. You could get around this one by taking a sample for preservation, but reserving cold-storage for DNA samples for every single signed document in the USA sounds like it'd be prohibitively expensive.
So, cool idea, metal as fuck, but not practical.
@@lemax6865 Red ink pad. Pricking a finger HURTS. Plus the mental mind games of "is it blood or ink".
I can kind of see their view point because they didn't choose to become a citizen of that country and have to abide by the laws but at the end of the day they are wether they like it or not, everyone has to deal with it
what do you mean the 12 year old killed them with an AK 47
i have many questions
technically more then just a ak47 just most common so sure
I know right? They can't just leave us hanging.
16-year old. Look on Wikipedia for "2010 West Memphis Police shootings" and you'll find the story of Jerry Kane Jr and Joseph Kane. Four people ended up dead.
@@DarthEquus damn
Regardless of where you are from, what their rules are, how long you are at a location...You are subject to each and every one of that locations laws and regulations. The minute you step onto a countries soil, you follow what they say
Ok lets assume some of these maritime laws or whatever were true, well just saying they were true wouldn't change anything, you would literally have to research each law and see if it was overturned or see if a newer law was created that would overturn the maritime law, you would then need to take it to court and point out each of these things in order to demonstrate you aren't violating the law, the judge would then have to make a ruling on this, and usually unless they were getting paid off you would stand a pretty ok change of winning, which would set a president and cause at minimum the state to reevaluate it's laws to "correct" this gap that was uncovered. In other words, even if these people were right they would have to bust their asses to prove it in a court of law and they would have to actually know what they were doing.
And wouldn’t the fact that they’re “maritime” laws render them completely moot as we live on land?
@@LEO_M1 Depends, like a lot of legal loopholes they might be able to argue the law never specifies it's specifically for boats or whatever, in which case they could make the argument.
The presedent has actually already been set. And the way your describing isn't wrong, but it still only scratches the surface. It's a bit more complex than that, but it's on the right track.
How many of these guys use bloody fingerprints as signatures? 😂
The point of the fingerprint is that they make a distinction between the flesh-and-blood person and a fictitious paper identity - something like that. There's actually a reason for it that makes some logical sense within the framework they're using.
8:46 Excuse me, wtf.
>cops stop you for no reason
>You have to obey their whims
Fuck that
Gotta say go granny go have your jones satisfied lol
Sovereign Citizen means jack shit when you're in a sovereign nation.
7:45 save the turtles
These people seem to never have read the 10th amendment.
My best one the I get pulled over the police officer walks up and he goes let me guess sovereign citizen because we have no tags so I just hand him tags registration insurance license and the title which was still stapled to the pile of paperwork he looks at me puzzled and I go no screws to attach them to set vehicle he starts laughing and lets me go I literally had been pulled over leaving the tag office but the officer was laughing he’s never had someone actually hand him a tag along with the rest of the paperwork
Look up Ed(ward) and Elaine Brown, and the people the sucked in and how they and 4 others ended up getting some serious federal time. Also, one sov cit "method" is to cite the Articles of Confederation - which were rendered moot when the US Constitution was ratified.