Once you realize that you live under Uniform Commercial Code and not Constitutional Law, it will all make sense. If you declare yourself a United States citizen, then you are property belonging to the federal government and they can do what they wish with you. You fall under civil rights law, granted by the federal government, and they can dictate how you use them or remove them from you. Civil rights are not the same as Constitutional rights, which are recognized as bestowed by the Creator and are inalienable. Civil rights were created for former slaves after the Civil War.
PygmyGoat 0 points 8 months ago
Once you realize that you live under Uniform Commercial Code and not Constitutional Law, it will all make sense. If you declare yourself a United States citizen, then you are property belonging to the federal government and they can do what they wish with you. You fall under civil rights law, granted by the federal government, and they can dictate how you use them or remove them from you. Civil rights are not the same as Constitutional rights, which are recognized as bestowed by the Creator and are inalienable. Civil rights were created for former slaves after the Civil War.