Some more articles (and another random icon!)

[conuly]

First, read this article on 'sovereign citizens'

Now read THIS article on the creepily-blond AFA's reasoning behind opposing any and all mosques in the US ever.

SOMEbody wants to overthrow the US government, anyway. (Hey, kids! If a government derives its powers from the just consent of the governed, which it does, and very nearly everybody in a country consents to it, which they do, doesn't this mean that these folks don't have a leg to stand on? Morally speaking, that is. I mean, even if our government really was based on a big lie (let's not even get into that), does it really matter if we all agree it doesn't matter?)

I have more links on the sovereign citizens (it's disturbingly fascinating, or perhaps fascinatingly disturbing), but before I do, first - teen sex might not affect your grades in school!

And baaaack to the sovereign citizens!

Here's an article on a black person using that excuse of being a sovereign citizen. It's mentioned that this is NOT the usual way of things (most of the people trying this are white racists), but funnily enough, if you search for "sovereign citizen black" on google you come up with a bunch of posts talking about how it's something done by stupid black people - I mean "Negroes" (which gives you an idea what sort of people are writing these things) - who deserve to be killed in any number of creatively violent ways.

And another, longer article.

Night all!

Comments

[pne.livejournal.com]

I was going to ask why such sovereign citizens and non-taxpayers shouldn't simply be denied the use of things that US citizens' taxes pay for, such as schools, but then I read that they tend to home-school their children.

What about roads, though? Shouldn't they have to pay for them, or build their own, if they're not willing to fund the state?

[conuly]

I was going to ask why such sovereign citizens and non-taxpayers shouldn't simply be denied the use of things that US citizens' taxes pay for, such as schools, but then I read that they tend to home-school their children.

Yeah, but their doctors all went to public schools. I want doctors.

What about roads, though? Shouldn't they have to pay for them, or build their own, if they're not willing to fund the state?

That was exactly my thought. Taxes aren't theft, they're payment.