Do you know any? I have been watching their antics on some you tube channels doing their nonsense. They use the same reasoning they know the laws better than the police spouting off some statute they found on you tube. The you tube stuff says they can drive without a drivers license and no registration plates on the vehicle. After they get pulled over for a motor code violation, they usually end up getting arrested since they refuse to give any information about themselves.. Many times the police have to smash their windows to get them out of the car. The funny ones are when the the sovereign citizen says the automobile is their home and the police need a search warrant to enter it. Sovereign citizens always say they are “traveling” and not driving and since they are not involved in commerce, they don’t need a drivers license or to register their “vessel” as they call it.

Most of my friends have brains and common sense…so no, I don’t know any.

Don’t like the laws, change them.

While I agree with the basic premise of excessive government intrusion into the essential reserved enumerated and unenumerated rights of the states and citizens as explained in the tenth amendment of the US Constitution, I do not need to make up nonsense to make that claim nor do I think refusal to comply is the way to win said claims.

Just looking for all of the benefits without doing their part, I love when they quote maritime laws they cherry pick anything the can grasp on to. We have a few in other counties the Sheriff there deals with them often he also teaches at the academy on dealing with them.

I've seen some where they win, some where they lose. I know lots of police don't know many laws, just the ones they deal with most. They are police officers, not attorneys.

I know one. Up here they call themselves "freemen". The one guy I know that was associated with them was never real bright. A bunch of them moved into some trapline cabins in Alberta a few years back. Took some doing to get them out.

MT has a bunch that call themselves “freemen” years back WI had the Posse Comitatus

Heck, lot's of people are now using their playbook on all kinds of issues.

It's simple. Take a piece of information from here and then take another piece of information from there, mix up the information out of context until it fits your desired conclusion and bam--you have a crazy idea that some people will buy as credible. If you can put it on YouTube or the like, bonus points because that's where lazy people are told how to think.

I'd much rather do business with a "sovereign individual" that the far opposite end of the spectrum socialist.

I'm of the opinion that the more a person is poked, prodded and stolen from and told to like it the more likely they are to find some means of justifying telling the rest of the world to FO no matter how crazy it seems.

I thought the people that needed told how to think went to schools to learn that.

Most of us have less freedom now than when we were born. A few little kids may not. I understand why people are saying enough.

In 1914 my great grandad sent my 11 year old grandad to the train station in Lamar CO. They were in the middle of wheat harvest and greatgranddad could not get away. Greatgrandad had bought a new car through the hardware store and it was coming in on the train. The guy that owned the store and my grandad figured out how to drive it from the owners manual and my 11 year old grandad drove it home and showed greatgrandad. He told me the original driver license they came out with cost a quarter. No test or age limit. Just a tax. He hated paying for permission to drive and passed that on to me. I think he would have had a stroke if he had been told he had to wear a seatbelt and could no longer smoke his pipe in the coffee shop or at the auctions he liked so much.

I have bent about as much as I am going to.

I knew one. He ended up in prison for tax evasion. Claimed he didn't have to pay taxes...even though he worked for the govt that was funded by taxes. He stunk real bad, too.

without permission or probable cause a police officer does need a warrant to search a vehicle, does that make me sovereign?
It helps to know statutes and codes and they might have them on youtube but most states have a big book of them.
I always say I am in route to go to or from hunting when pulled over that way my sidearm can be on my side.
Guess I'm one of the funny ones, much more free than most. I think your jealous.

Yes

You live in Texas and can’t carry a gun?
I live in Georgia and have never ever been questioned about a weapon, exposed or concealed. I see people carrying open in restaurants and stores all the time and never seen them questioned.

yes, Texas is a little behind. Just waiting on Abbott's signature. LOL

We had a gang of those knuckleheads near us awhile back. They all parroted the usual "Freeman" malarky about drivers licenses, bank notes, and weoponry. They also, at least a few of them, registered their vehicles down in the caribbean someplace.....can't remember the reasoning behind that, but remember one of them saying the state "title" to the vehicle was not valid because it said "Certificate of Title" on it instead of "Title". They were convinced the state had every intention of using that as an excuse to gather in the peoples means of transportation, thusly making Sheeple out of the whole mess of us. These people were flakes and had goofy ideas about other things as well.....mostly involving game laws, etc.