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Governments do not make, nor can they change laws. They make and change legislation. Governments are not above the law (they clearly think they are) – but they can and do make themselves exempt from (i.e. they are above) the provisions of statutes. It is probable that because they know they are above statutes (which they are – they make them) that they have come to assume they are also above the law This demonstrates how important it is to know the difference.
Originally posted by ProRipp
reply to post by domasio
You should also check out ....www.tpuc.org...
And maybe have a gander at this.....
Hope it helps
Peace
edit on 063131p://01America/Chicago12 by ProRipp because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by ProRipp
reply to post by domasio
Thanks, I'm glad you took the time to watch the video.
It goes much deeper than even this and I hope you get a real understanding in your
research as to how this world has gotten so corrupt and unjust !
Many many people don't know the difference between Lawful and Legal, and thats a great shame !
Peace
Originally posted by ProRipp
reply to post by domasio
As I said before it goes even deeper
Watch all four parts ?
Peace
Originally posted by Essan
reply to post by domasio
Looks like someone went to a lot of trouble to produce a fancy looking website just to tell the world they don't understand what statute law means
I'm just wondering whether there is a law against publishing websites that containing false and misleading information that, if followed, could result in a person breaking the law? (he seems to be arguing that if it's a written law then you don't have to obey it!) Maybe when I have some free time I'll look through the statute books and see what I can find
Originally posted by domasio
They are not written laws, they are statutes, and only contain the same power of law if the person to whom they apply gives their consent to the statute.
Originally posted by starchild10
Originally posted by domasio
They are not written laws, they are statutes, and only contain the same power of law if the person to whom they apply gives their consent to the statute.
This is part of the freeman argument. It's a total myth - as some of the census refusers now being prosecuted are finding out. Or let's put it this way. You can plead your rights till the cows come home and you will still be prosecuted.
rationalwiki.org...
PS I was a census refuser too but I knew better than to place my faith in the 'I don't have to take notice of statutes' argument.edit on 12-1-2012 by starchild10 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by domasio
They are not written laws, they are statutes, and only contain the same power of law if the person to whom they apply gives their consent to the statute.
Deny ignorance ... okay then