Comments by "Robert Morgan" (@RobertMorgan) on "5 Sovereign Citizens Instantly Regret Trying to Outsmart Police" video.

  1. It's supposed to go Ask, then you tell, then you MAKE.
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  2. It's why I chuckle when they say "I didn't do anything!", yes, that's the problem, you didn't do any of the things you need to like have a license, registration, insurance, and such. You didn't do anything, and because of those failures to act, you are getting arrested.
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  3. So if he had walked in naked they couldn't remove him? What if he doesn't consent to wearing a body covering? You see the issue here.
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  4. Funny story, in my locale we don't have a county sheriff, they have a county police department , and the reason that was formed was in the distant past, mid 1800s, they had multiple COMPETING police departments, and they'd actually get in little wars and skirmishes, such as ambushing another department transporting a suspect and taking that arrestee away for their own department, filing competing charges, all sorts of craziness and the state put an end to it. Imagine getting arrested for a crime, and then the OTHER police fight off the cops that grabbed you and take you instead and charge you under their laws lol. Such a system can't work.
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  5. So if she took an uber instead there would be no issue.
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  6. Also seems like a great way to confess openly to a charge of resisting arrest, quite literally. You are under arrest. No I'm not. You are now resisting arrest.
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  7. That's actually an interesting possible legal question, some places have completely unmanned self-driving taxis, but most states also require a driver in cars on the roadway, so if you are the sole passenger in a driverless car and you're unlicensed for whatever reason, and that car breaks a law or hits someone, I'd be worried about criminal/civil liability. What if I'm alone in the back of a driving driverless car blitzed drunk?
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  8.  @valentinius62  It's what pays for those roads to be drivable....
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  9. Trespassing is not a crime? OK, but, in many states using lethal force against you for trespassing is also not a crime, so keep that in mind, I guess. You could end up traveling to be an afterlife national under global natural law.
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  10. Go checkout some other videos, some of the sovereign citizens carry a fee schedule where they try to charge the police for 'illegally' pulling them over, costs per question answered, cash cost for a search, cash cost of an arrest, and they'll send an invoice to the police department and try to sue for it.
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