bowtiedaddy
03-03-2009, 03:39 PM
Hey folks.
Being a citizen of what was once the Territory of Washington (Washington State) in the USA, I've been thinking a lot about the state sovereignty resolutions stating that the 10th amendment will be upheld, including (in a worst case scenario) the abolition and reinstating of the US government.
I've been doing a bit of research on the original Freeman status of Americans within their states, and the usurping of these rights via various means, such as birth certificate, registering to vote, and signed social security cards, bringing us under military jurisdiction of the 10 mile nation of the District of Columbia. I am aware that these effectively sign over 1. our freeman status 2. assert that we agree to become liable for the national debt 3. designate "the state" as the property owner and us as just the care taker 4. most likely other things, I'm sure.
If this is the case, would we have to pay off our portion of the national debt in order to be legal freemen in the united states? Also... if the states did end up dissolving the general government as per the 10th amendment to the modern US constitution, what would happen to the debt? For example... if one is registered as a Federal citizen via their birth certificate, and thus under jurisdiction under the nation of the District of Columbia/USA corporation, how would this be effected by the state of our birth either seceding from the union, or dissolving the general government as per the 10th Amendment to the Modern US/USA Inc. constitution?
Would we all just be a bunch of slaves living in a sovereign state, liable to a foreign power? If this is so, would there be any action on a citizen level that would release us from this liability? Would we have to pay the roughly $60,000 debt we are born with? If the corporation of the USA is dissolved, does that release us from liability, or does that fuck us even further?
Am I not thinking of this correctly?
Being a citizen of what was once the Territory of Washington (Washington State) in the USA, I've been thinking a lot about the state sovereignty resolutions stating that the 10th amendment will be upheld, including (in a worst case scenario) the abolition and reinstating of the US government.
I've been doing a bit of research on the original Freeman status of Americans within their states, and the usurping of these rights via various means, such as birth certificate, registering to vote, and signed social security cards, bringing us under military jurisdiction of the 10 mile nation of the District of Columbia. I am aware that these effectively sign over 1. our freeman status 2. assert that we agree to become liable for the national debt 3. designate "the state" as the property owner and us as just the care taker 4. most likely other things, I'm sure.
If this is the case, would we have to pay off our portion of the national debt in order to be legal freemen in the united states? Also... if the states did end up dissolving the general government as per the 10th amendment to the modern US constitution, what would happen to the debt? For example... if one is registered as a Federal citizen via their birth certificate, and thus under jurisdiction under the nation of the District of Columbia/USA corporation, how would this be effected by the state of our birth either seceding from the union, or dissolving the general government as per the 10th Amendment to the Modern US/USA Inc. constitution?
Would we all just be a bunch of slaves living in a sovereign state, liable to a foreign power? If this is so, would there be any action on a citizen level that would release us from this liability? Would we have to pay the roughly $60,000 debt we are born with? If the corporation of the USA is dissolved, does that release us from liability, or does that fuck us even further?
Am I not thinking of this correctly?