[koebforfrn]

Thank you both for providing examples of pusillanimity.

Forgive me, I was only joking. I have no disagreement with what you post.

It\'s sad to see good people get so upset over thought-provoking, educational questions. The common argument is that these topics are out of touch with reality. What is reality? Is it not true that a global paradigm shift would render the current reality obsolete?

[TeveVikep]

Those are all good questions. Hiibel vs Nevada establishes that ID must be shown. Again, most people assume court cases like this apply to THEM in the worst possible context. What Hibel establishes is that when you ask them who they are that they must ID themselves.

You need to establish that the coppiceman is in your plane, your time, your place, your space and your lawform.

You must also be acutely aware that the cop has a gun and can invalidate all your rights with a single round of ammunition, and never be held to account for it.

The cops do not protect us. Anyone who believes they do is in for a rude shock. You have to assert your rights or else you don't have them. Even in a state of pusillanimity. These are your common law rights. Cops don't enforce laws. They enforce statutes which are corporate policy.


Hatha

[Mjypksun]

You need to establish that the coppiceman is in your plane, your time, your place, your space and your lawform.

I've noticed you have used this term regularly for a while now. I wonder what the reference is to viticulture? Is it a low hanging fruit analogy?

[no02rSx2]

You must also be acutely aware that the cop has a gun and can invalidate all your rights with a single round of ammunition, and never be held to account for it.

You are responsible for your own self-defense and there is no insurance company you can purchase that will handle this for you. Obama outsources his self-defense to the Secret Service but then they are protecting the office rather than the man or woman occupying it.

The cops do not protect us. Anyone who believes they do is in for a rude shock. You have to assert your rights or else you don't have them. Even in a state of pusillanimity. These are your common law rights. Cops don't enforce laws. They enforce statutes which are corporate policy.

They protect corporate property. They will even protect you if you fall in this category.

[no02rSx2]

I've noticed you have used this term regularly for a while now. I wonder what the reference is to viticulture? Is it a low hanging fruit analogy?

Reference must be credited to Steven King. This appears after all to be one of his scarier fictions yet.