Law falls into 2 boxes. RIGHTs and the PRIVILEGEs only you can grant YOUR rights, rights are like a muscle. When you do not flex your rights you loose them, but that is also your right, to not flexem. Privileges are granted, GIVEN TO you, by an other. If i tell you to not think cat Does that stop you? No,its your right to use Your ear. It is also my right to order you not to think the wordcat, due to freedom of speech. but it is a PRIVILEGE i grant you to not think cat Weather you do or not is your choose, A.K.A.RIGHT. If it was somehow illegal to think cat and the mandatory minimum sentence was death. would that law stop us thinking cat?. would we not question that law? or just stop thinking cat cause its the law, we cant change the government? My freind, government are corporate entity/ cartels not your friend, whom grant you privileges not laws, that you have the right to obey or deny, no mater the fear they cause you. Our founding ancestors built The Union, The Republic of America, not the United States. The U.S. is not a land mass like you may have thought...in the court of law U.S. is a collective of estates, which you need revenue/ value to be an estate. The capital of the U.S.is Washington D.C. (District of Columbia) The U.S. of America is still District of Columbia. The word wizards just connected US and America so youd picture the land, and not the truth. The U.S. of America is a idea, imaginary, existing solely on paper, in a file cabinet in DC. The District of Columbia ( corporation ) , not the land mass, has a population over 300 million humans, and is smaller than Rhode Island(yes , physical land not the estate) How is that possible? If you are a civilian ( civil means contract in latin, latin isthe base of english) of The U.S. You have made a contract with the CORPORATION of D.C. in you and your parents own confused cooperation. If youd like proof look at the paper they called birth certificate. why certify a birth, on paper? Article [I] (Right, not AMENDMENT (fed just call it amend)1 - Freedom of expression and religion) 13 Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
Posted on: Fri, 29 Aug 2014 04:25:49 +0000
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