Comments by "chaosXpert" (@chaosXP3RT) on "Nearly a dozen armed men arrested in police standoff" video.

  1. They're probably Free-Staters. They believe that the Articles of Confederation have real legal merit and that there is a massive conspiracy to have American citizenships owned by a giant corporation called "The United States." They believe that we have our true selves and a "legal entity and name" issued by the corporation. They believe that if they use the right legal terms like "traveling" instead of "driving" they can't be pulled over speeding or suspicious activity.
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  2. They're probably Free-Staters. They believe that the Articles of Confederation have real legal merit and that there is a massive conspiracy to have American citizenships owned by a giant corporation called "The United States." They believe that we have our true selves and a "legal entity and name" issued by the corporation. They believe that if they use the right legal terms like "traveling" instead of "driving" they can't be pulled over speeding or suspicious activity.
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  3.  @CaliMeatWagon  It's no more an assumption than what the original comment is
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  4. They're probably Free-Staters. They believe that the Articles of Confederation have real legal merit and that there is a massive conspiracy to have American citizenships owned by a giant corporation called "The United States." They believe that we have our true selves and a "legal entity and name" issued by the corporation. They believe that if they use the right legal terms like "traveling" instead of "driving" they can't be pulled over speeding or suspicious activity.
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  5. They're probably Free-Staters. They believe that the Articles of Confederation have real legal merit and that there is a massive conspiracy to have American citizenships owned by a giant corporation called "The United States." They believe that we have our true selves and a "legal entity and name" issued by the corporation. They believe that if they use the right legal terms like "traveling" instead of "driving" they can't be pulled over speeding or suspicious activity.
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