One of the joys of being an expert on the sovereign citizen movement is that you get to read judges'

[soothsayer]

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Mark Pitcavage
@egavactip
One of the joys of being an expert on the sovereign citizen movement is that you get to read judges' reactions to sovereign citizen filings.

[Watchfoxheadexplodes]

1. I was once addicted to watching those kooks

On youtube them and all the free Keene bs until I figured out it's a game they play.

[Kid Berwyn]

2. Ask the SC about the gold fringe around the flag.

They’ll go into details that’ll make a judge’s eyes cross..

[2naSalit]

3. HoooWee boy!

That is some abstract employment of English right there. They did use "whereby" though so I can see why it makes no sense.

[nuxvomica]

4. It's a pantomime of the law, a cosplay at jurisprudence

Like when cargo cults built straw planes to simulate the planes that dropped supplies, but it is my understanding that even the cargo cults didn't think the planes would actually fly.

[Thomas Hurt]

5. My experience with sovereigns in my home town was they are racist, uneducated...

not particular smart and moderately paranoid. They used the court system and their own delusional version of the Constitution and the common law to grift and get even with people who were out to get them.

[carpetbagger]

6. Sussmann's idiot legal arguments guide...

Before it became serious, before the Capitol attack, covid, the Roberts Court, Citizens United, Trump, all of that. It was one of my favorite websites of the 1990s.