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I heard it in passing and I cant find any information that says either way.
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CaféAuLait;8996730 said:I had never heard it before, so I looked it up. What Wiki describes ( to me anyway) it can be more of a belief system than an actual member of a group. If one believes in :"self ownership".
It went onto say many believe the "thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution is a concept of self-ownership, as are some portions of the Bill of Rights".
Self-ownership - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
It would sound like he believes something like that, given what he says, but who knows if he is a part of any real group?
CaféAuLait;8996730 said:I had never heard it before, so I looked it up. What Wiki describes ( to me anyway) it can be more of a belief system than an actual member of a group. If one believes in :"self ownership".
It went onto say many believe the "thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution is a concept of self-ownership, as are some portions of the Bill of Rights".
Self-ownership - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
It would sound like he believes something like that, given what he says, but who knows if he is a part of any real group?
The "sovereign citizen" movement is an ideology, not a group.
CaféAuLait;8996730 said:I had never heard it before, so I looked it up. What Wiki describes ( to me anyway) it can be more of a belief system than an actual member of a group. If one believes in :"self ownership".
It went onto say many believe the "thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution is a concept of self-ownership, as are some portions of the Bill of Rights".
Self-ownership - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
It would sound like he believes something like that, given what he says, but who knows if he is a part of any real group?
The "sovereign citizen" movement is an ideology, not a group.
Yes. He keeps saying that the county sheriff, and only the county sheriff, has authority over him. That is an old belief that has roots in the end of the Civil War when the reconstruction South tried to pass ordinances that said the US military has no authority over them (and by the wording, neither does the federal government) and that ONLY the county sheriff does.
"Posse Comitatus" is the term. He follows that belief, and preaches it.
It is a sovereign citizen ideal. And there are many dead cops out there who were murdered by the type of scumbags who follow that belief. Look into the West Memphis police murder a few years ago by 2 of these sovereign citizen shitbags.
His rhetoric makes it appear so
What other asshole would think the power of his county Sherriff supersedes the Federal Government.........Sherriff, disarm those Feds!
His rhetoric makes it appear so
What other asshole would think the power of his county Sherriff supersedes the Federal Government.........Sherriff, disarm those Feds!
Most Sheriffs would disagree.