Are any of you familiar with the history behind the "sovereign citizen" movement? I'm intrigued by the legal claims, but I don't think I can balance bitcorn maximalism + legal sovereignty maximalism in an emotional healthy way.
1215.org has a bunch of audio files of lectures available... (sure do wish I had a website downloader running on this computer, it'd be nice to archive these.)
I've lost the copy of my birth-certificate, and don't know the hospital where I was born... I wonder about how I could get texas citizenship, as opposed to citizenship of the state where I was born.
just some musings.
Not surprised,
legal sovereignty maxis go even harder than btc maxis
Everyone should be a legal sovereignty maxi because fighting properly against the state will help to free us all. Not just owning/using bitcoin.
i met one once... we had a blast chatting, but I got sorta overwhelmed after a while. I imagine this is how I sometimes come off to people when I rant about money.
You get Texas citizenship by living in Texas. You are always considered a citizen of the state in which you reside.
define "reside"
Really, it depends on why you want "citizenship" of a particular state. What your purpose is.
If I am wronged within the Texas borders and I am suing someone for it, I could use the Texas Constitution as well as the US Constitution, even if I do not consider myself a "citizen" of Texas.
Hmm... that sounds like a federal perspective, not a state perspective.