firstly your not asking questions. your trying to make points. using references that have nothing to do with the points as many have informed you
secondly freeman rhetoric is not law or real. it is th same as where a cult mis-understands religion/science to form a group of people that believe in something that others dont. and yes cults are not the ones in the right.
your defense of the freeman stuff shows your still not seeing the flaws of it. you are still trying to find excuses to carry on thinking that you can lawfully drive on a public road without a driving licence or pretend your a corporation brand instead of a human to get out of court fines
just expand your eyes beyond the copy and paste crap of freeman and start to see the whole picture and maybe you will see the HOLE in the freeman picture
it is rather amusing to see cultists defend their stance to the death.
you talk about rights but avoid understanding the responsibilities and consequences that come with it
you title 'legal facts' are not facts
many have told you this. so its time to wake yourself up
freeman stuff is not the plain meaning law nor is it the common law of common knowledge/common sense. freeman stuff is the mis-interpretation and trying to convince people that something means something else
sorry but your name is not a corporation
your name is an identifier of you. no matter if you identify yourself as a corporation a helicopter or a shemale. your name is still you. so you can play all the games you like. its still you
the whole freeman "person" stuff is about you can pretend your business is liable but your not by trying to detach yourself, you can pretend you go by different pronouns to escape the law
but you the human being known as whatever thing you present yourself as are still liable
so just stop pretending that your a corporation as thats not what the plain meaning/common law is.
i stiil laugh that one of your points was thinking there are no judges in courts.
I can empathize with you. After all, nobody knows what you are really saying since you can't even use capitalization and reasonable punctuation. Maybe that's why you don't recognize a written question when you see it. You don't know what question marks are all about. Of course, without reasonable punctuation and capitalization, nobody can really be sure that you meant that I wasn't asking questions.
Your last sentence-like group of words seemed to indicate that you laugh. If this is right, good. Laughter is good for the soul.
