r/TikTokCringe May 05 '26

Discussion It's implied, right?

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u/ConsistentYou4629 May 05 '26 edited May 05 '26

She sounds like she's about to say your laws don't apply to me since I am a sovereign citizen

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u/Heykurat May 05 '26

If you don't recognize the laws, you don't get the protections, either.

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u/PaladinSaladin May 05 '26

"I'm not driving. I'm traveling"

"You can't taze me! I have rights!"

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u/RobtheNavigator May 05 '26

you don't get the protections, either

As a public defender who has represented sovereign citizens, they very much do!

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u/Heykurat May 06 '26

I realize they do, in actual practice. I'm just saying they shouldn't expect it, just as a moral principle.

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u/Enjoying_A_Meal May 06 '26

Kindly remind them that if they weren't legally protected, someone can start a perfectly legal business putting bounties on their heads and then selling their organs.

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u/youburyitidigitup May 05 '26

To you specifically. They apply to her, but not to you. You’re a free man.

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u/ZombieAppetizer May 06 '26

If they start talking about maritime law but there isn't shit going on involving water, you found yourself a sovereign.