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What rules? Your rules? Why are the rules of another man more valid to you than your own?
As long as you don't harm another, cause someone loss or commit fraud, why should you follow any mans rules but your own?
Originally posted by Dookzor
reply to post by whatukno
IMO this is the one true conspiracy, everything else ties into this and the sooner people realise this the sooner we can free ourselves.
Originally posted by whatukno
reply to post by Dookzor
Ok, I am confused, you either aren't in the United States, or you immigrated here legally, am I correct?
If you aren't in the United States, then, whatever happens in your country is your business, not my problem nor is it my concern.
If you immigrated here legally, well, I am sure that you signed something declaring that you would abide by all the laws of this land.
If you are here in the United States legally and have not voted, well, that's your problem,
Many have lost faith in this system, but instead of doing anything about it, they bitch and moan about it. This, is NOT MY PROBLEM. It is NOT MY PROBLEM that you refuse to participate in the system.
If you don't like it here, go HOME!
If you aren't in the United States, then I don't know what your laws are, I don't know how things work there, again, it's not my problem. Do whatever you want as far as I am concerned.
But if you are in the United States and you immigrated here from another country and you don't like how things work here, then GO HOME, cause you agreed and (in the spirit of this bull crap thread) signed a contract that said you would abide by the LAWS of this country.
Each and every law they pass is because of letters and calls they have received.
in Colorado, they passed a law saying no smoking in bars and restaurants. In the town I grew up in, the bar owners unanimously decided to ignore this law... Because the community at large agreed with the bar owners.
well, I am sure that you signed something declaring that you would abide by all the laws of this land.
hmmm. How many letters or calls does it take? And letters and calls by who?
you indicated that the business owners as well as the community disagreed with a new law. Is that law in the process of being repealed? Whose letter was so influential that it caused a law to be passed against the majority wishes?
You seem to indicate that you believe one should sign when and where one is told to sign as long as it is presented by "your Government". However then you support individuals and business owners breaking their agreement and acting unlawfully?
However you don't support individuals deciding for themselves what they wish to agree to and what jurisdiction they wish to operate under? Isn't it more honorable to honor your contracts?
I am still curious as to how you respond to my third point regarding your confidence in your knowledge of the legal systems?
That's why they have lawyers.
Originally posted by jeh2324
Just saw this in another thread...
Originally posted by jeh2324
Just saw this in another thread...
www.huffingtonpost.com...
Source
Mark Potok, who directs hate-group research at the Southern Poverty Law Center, said Kane had not been in the group's database before Thursday. But he said that was not surprising, given the "explosive growth" in the anti-government movement in recent years. With 363 new groups in 2009, there are now 512, Potok said.
Members of so-called patriot groups don't recognize the authority of the U.S. government and consider themselves sovereign citizens.