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Showing posts with label civil rights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label civil rights. Show all posts
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Monday, August 10, 2009
Join the movement - help make history
People of Killeen, we now have a chance to do something here that no other generation before us has been able to. we can take back control of a wild and loose government and we don't have to kill anyone to do it. The forefathers foresaw this and that is why the law was written as it is.
They tell us of a necessary but evil government that we have to protect ourselves from, hence the bill of rights. Today we have tricked into thinking that the government is benevolent and will protect us. Wrong!
Right now we can make a significant change in the world simply by making a small change right in our own backyard. All we have to do is simply do what makes sense while saving money at the same time. It's not about winning every illegal case that we challenge, its about the challenge itself and how the cost benefit ratio for robbing citizens that are aware willing to stand up doesnt look so good.
With the knowledge our organization now possesses, challenging the authorities is as simple as filing a motion and asking very simple and straight to the point questions while in the courtroom. No need to march or demonstrate, no riots or revolutions, simply a basic knowledge of the law so that you can better protect your property and your neighbors.
By doing this, you are making it so much easier for the next man and eventually we wont have to challenge them anymore because they are actually following the law.
That is all we are about. Don't just pay that fine or go to jail. come get educated and get free help to stand up for your rights so that our children won't have the same problem.
forget changing the world. let's change our city first and the rest of the world will have no choice but to follow.
Thanks for the support
comment and spread the word! :)
They tell us of a necessary but evil government that we have to protect ourselves from, hence the bill of rights. Today we have tricked into thinking that the government is benevolent and will protect us. Wrong!
Right now we can make a significant change in the world simply by making a small change right in our own backyard. All we have to do is simply do what makes sense while saving money at the same time. It's not about winning every illegal case that we challenge, its about the challenge itself and how the cost benefit ratio for robbing citizens that are aware willing to stand up doesnt look so good.
With the knowledge our organization now possesses, challenging the authorities is as simple as filing a motion and asking very simple and straight to the point questions while in the courtroom. No need to march or demonstrate, no riots or revolutions, simply a basic knowledge of the law so that you can better protect your property and your neighbors.
By doing this, you are making it so much easier for the next man and eventually we wont have to challenge them anymore because they are actually following the law.
That is all we are about. Don't just pay that fine or go to jail. come get educated and get free help to stand up for your rights so that our children won't have the same problem.
forget changing the world. let's change our city first and the rest of the world will have no choice but to follow.
Thanks for the support
comment and spread the word! :)
Civil rights and car accidents
To truly understand the magnitude of government violating the citizen's rights, you could just look at something as simple as a car accident. if I get into a car accident with someone and both our vehicles are damaged and we sustain minor injuries, assuming we both have automotive insurance, then the property damage and medical bills should be covered, and thus the dispute has been resolved or will be after some investigation into liabilities for the insurance companies.
Everything is going great so far until a police officer comes into the picture and hands out tickets for negligence and speeding, maybe not wearing a seatbelt, or another moving violation, maybe a DUI. Now, one or both of us will have to pay the local government (for what service?) or be incarcerated (kidnapped).
Isn't the moral of the story that if you are negligent or drunk driving, you might get injured in a car accident and your insurance premium might go higher and justly because you have proven to be a greater liability to the company. How do you explain the fact that some third party gets paid and gets to incarcerate someone after they have already resolved their dispute and paid their price?
It's the same thing as me watching my neighbor hit a child's bike with his car, give the kid the money or buy the kid another bike, and I walk over there and charge him a fine for negligence and endangerment. Obviously its none of my business and it would be crazy for any of us to walk around doing this, but for some reason when a cop does it, its called justice.
They can't even claim the fine as a fee for their involvement because they are paid by tax dollars. That should be enough and they have no basis for asking for money, its just robbery and extortion.
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Everything is going great so far until a police officer comes into the picture and hands out tickets for negligence and speeding, maybe not wearing a seatbelt, or another moving violation, maybe a DUI. Now, one or both of us will have to pay the local government (for what service?) or be incarcerated (kidnapped).
Isn't the moral of the story that if you are negligent or drunk driving, you might get injured in a car accident and your insurance premium might go higher and justly because you have proven to be a greater liability to the company. How do you explain the fact that some third party gets paid and gets to incarcerate someone after they have already resolved their dispute and paid their price?
It's the same thing as me watching my neighbor hit a child's bike with his car, give the kid the money or buy the kid another bike, and I walk over there and charge him a fine for negligence and endangerment. Obviously its none of my business and it would be crazy for any of us to walk around doing this, but for some reason when a cop does it, its called justice.
They can't even claim the fine as a fee for their involvement because they are paid by tax dollars. That should be enough and they have no basis for asking for money, its just robbery and extortion.
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Two problems with traffic tickets!
It's interesting how the law today is so backwards, compared to what it was supposed to be. For one, when we look at the US and the state constitutions, they specifically tell us what the government was established for. Also they outline unalienable rights that everyone has, which no person or institution (government) can take away.
The constitutions tell us that the purpose of the government is to "protect and maintain individual rights" so, until someone's rights have been violated, the government has no jurisdiction to do anything. Remember, they were established "for and by the people." Essentially this means that no government is above the people and no government can infringe upon your unalienable rights defined by the constitutions.
So, let's discuss the problems with traffic tickets:
1. Whose rights have been violated if I'm not wearing my seatbelt when driving down the freeway?
2. Whose rights have been violated if I did not come to a complete stop at a stop sign?
Whose rights are they protecting on almost all traffic tickets?
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The constitutions tell us that the purpose of the government is to "protect and maintain individual rights" so, until someone's rights have been violated, the government has no jurisdiction to do anything. Remember, they were established "for and by the people." Essentially this means that no government is above the people and no government can infringe upon your unalienable rights defined by the constitutions.
So, let's discuss the problems with traffic tickets:
1. Whose rights have been violated if I'm not wearing my seatbelt when driving down the freeway?
2. Whose rights have been violated if I did not come to a complete stop at a stop sign?
Whose rights are they protecting on almost all traffic tickets?
post a comment & Spread the word!
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