If you say the magic words, laws don’t apply.
EDIT: I looked up two of these. Theft prevention act? It’s like they’re randomly cutting and pasting parts of laws and in their heads somehow it makes sense.
I can also randomly pick words from legal documents to say anything I want. But then, every word in this post came from a legal document including the following:
I now own your house and by having read this post you consent to a transfer of all your assets to me. No signature or confirmation required. No take backs.
You can't own my house if I don't own a house. Checkmate liberal
"natural born" is part of the qualification to be President of the United States in the constitution.
"Under God" is a clause that was officially added to the pledge of allegiance in the 1950s. The pledge of allegiance doesn't really have much legal significance at all in the United States, even if it is recited daily in schools.
"Natural born woman" sounds a lot like an Aretha Franklin hit.
after reading about people who don't understand law I can only say YOU MAKE ME FEEL LIKE less of a dumbass. (not you, mkwt, all you did was put Aretha in my head which is never a bad thing, also FREEEEeeeeeWAY OF LOVE)
This makes me think of people that add a "copyright" notice at the end of every comment
"I do not claim ownership of the song used in this video."
Good, because you'd be a lunatic if you did, JazzMasterZero, but it doesn't change the fact that you are still using someone else's art in your monetized and shittily-edited dog trick compilation video.
Ugh the ones with the "anti-AI" "licensing"? I honestly don't know how they expect that to accomplish anything, other than look like a pretentious idiot.
It's either fair use to train, and the license does nothing, or it is not fair use to train, and the license is extraneous. I explained that to one of them and he said the license isn't actually supposed to do the "anti-AI" he claims it does. Thus winning the discussion, I guess.
Facebook idiots write „without prejudice” on everything
looks inside
Prejudice
Prejudice is other people. 🤦♂️
28cfr29 is about a voluntary theft prevention program. It's not about registration at all.
There's probably about 6 to 10 words in a row somewhere in it that says something they like and wish was in a different context, so they will quote just that line.
Lol of course.
That "may" is doing some real heavy lifting...
Study these codes written by the government, they give you rights; not those codes written by the government, they don't give you any rights.
Ah yes, let's reference all of the laws, for which you don't ascribe, to justify you not ascribing to those laws.
This is what gets me every time. They quote US laws, but at the same time claim they are not subject to any US laws. How do they decide what laws apply and what laws don’t?
How do they decide what laws apply and what laws don't?
The same way religions do, willy-nilly.
You know, I'm really rooting for these people. They are like Mario 64 speed runners looking for the new speed butt jump glitch. One of them might actually find something worthwhile.
I agree - I'm just waiting for it to get upheld by the Supreme Court before I get my cardboard license plates too lol
This can be viewed as soft evidence that we're not in a simulation. Speedrunners achieve their goals, and do not waste time on unnecessary dialogue.
What's really interesting to me is how much time they invest in this stuff. It's not exactly interesting. And there's no tangible result for them, other than ending up in court. They do end up having to pay tax or whatever it is they're trying to dodge.
What do they get out of it?
These sovcits obsessed with sticking to the DMV just seem like flat earthers - there's no actual point to the obsession.
Yeah, but in exchange for their $500 fine, they get the "moral victory", they get to feel as persecuted as they want to be (read: "aren't"), and they get a cool story to share with mayonnaise people on their divorced middle-aged white guy fascist gunnut forums. We all have our hobbies. Mine is Rubik's Cubes.
Imagine how much fun they would be having with a wizard character in D&D instead of trying to cast spells through the court system.
She left off her Facebook disclaimer.
I'm really curious about the "without prejudice" part. I've never heard that part of their "lore" before.
Does it basically end up meaning "give me the rights of this paper/document, but I reserve the right to not meet my end of the bargain"? Because knowing them, this is exactly what it boils down to.
How much blind faith does it take for these morons to have their whole hope seated in claiming that judges dismissing them bring called a "victory"? To my knowledge none of them has ever succeeded in any way in a court setting, so they have no real examples to point to besides a judge just not seeming it worth the struggle of dealing with them.
Although at this point we should be seeking to take every one of these cases there are and summarily deciding to rule for their worst case scenario. Movement will likely die off when they spend the rest of their lives such in jail or under an impossible set of fees that they'll never even make progress on, much less finish off.
Clearly I jest, but if we could stop ducking these cases and start prosecuting them more harshly, this would naturally go away.
Meanwhile, here in Australia
Not stolen ok?
I hope her car gets towed.
I really want to know how they think a regular license plate means the vehicle is for hire.
The American colonies declared "All rights reserved" (independence), King George said nope and sent men with guns. The settlers won.
Let's see if this sovcit is ready to put her assertion to the test.
Let's see if the French save her ass, too.
This one shocked me. There's actual punctuation this time. Crazy.
