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Oh right! Yeah I guess that's going to be a mess for a while, a day off to do a big thing at Glastonbury won't hurt. Heck he can bash them while there, the press is more likely to cover it. Edit: Did you know it's ILLEGAL to use a legal name? It is. Because the Goverment made a document about you without telling you, it's not legal. I mean unless they made it with your legal guardians but what's the odds they did that? ZERO. I ASSUME. Fans fucked around with this message at 10:32 on Apr 4, 2016 |
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He can wear some extra baggy trousers that day.
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# ? Apr 4, 2016 10:28 |
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Quote-Unquote posted:There's a billboard on my way to work that just appeared the other day with the words 'THE TRUTH' and 'It's illegal to use a legal name'. This doesn't make any sense whatsoever?
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# ? Apr 4, 2016 10:29 |
Lord of the Llamas posted:This doesn't make any sense whatsoever? Sovereign citizens are often mentally unwell.
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Lord of the Llamas posted:This doesn't make any sense whatsoever? Sovereign Citizens are people who, having correctly identified that something they don't like is a social construct, and having figured that you can change social constructs just by changing minds, resolve to combat it using One Weird Trick. These Tricks are usually really loving Weird.
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Lord of the Llamas posted:This doesn't make any sense whatsoever? It actually makes less sense when explained. See your LEGAL NAME is a title made by the government when you're born that just happens to be the same as your real name and entered into the birth register, which is under Crown Copyright. This the government therefore owns your LEGAL NAME bit it's not actually you, because you never gave them permission to make this LEGAL NAME identity. Also since it's copyrighted it's Fraud for you to even use it, because you don't own the LEGAL NAME. Therefore all documents using it are null and void. This doesn't actually work because it's stupid.
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Lord of the Llamas posted:This doesn't make any sense whatsoever? Yeah I'm just surprised because I've never seen the "BERTH certificate signed by the DOCK" type things outside of the internet before, let alone a large billboard at the side of a busy road. I like that the poster doesn't have any further information on it, like a web address or anything, so people are looking at it and just being completely baffled.
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Fans posted:It actually makes less sense when explained. Is this some freeman of the land type poo poo?
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# ? Apr 4, 2016 10:41 |
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awesome-express posted:Is this some freeman of the land type poo poo? Yes. It involves using magic words to absolve yourself of any legal consequences for your actions, because while you acknowledge that the law exists and you are able to COMPREHEND it, you do not UNDERSTAND it. Because UNDERSTAND means to 'STAND UNDER' which means you consent to having the law applied to you. Then the judge immediately bangs a gavel and is forced to dismiss all charges because you invoked the magic spell.
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It's amazing that freemen on the land / sovereign citizens are universally so obnoxious that I end up rooting for the copper giving them a taste of the volts. ACAB with schadenfreude characteristics.
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Tesseraction posted:Also here is a Very Serious Person worrying that the pro-Remain side may suffer from the same problem the GE had with Miliband being close in the polls - that younger voters say they're definitely going to vote but then end up doing whatever it is yoofs these days do, smoking weed or buttchugging vodka or something, instead of voting.
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Fans posted:It actually makes less sense when explained.
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awesome-express posted:Is this some freeman of the land type poo poo? It's mainly used as a way to say how you can get out of debt. The equivalent of going "But I signed the contract Micky Mouse your honor, that is not my real name" except instead of Micky Mouse you signed with your actual name, but it wasn't your ACTUAL name you see, because your Legal Name is not your actual name due to reasons.
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Fans posted:Not really? Expecting "Out" to win would be naively optimistic as it has seemingly everything going against it. No major party supports it, it has trouble breaking past "Stay" even in the more favorable Online polls and the betting sites have lousy odds on it. Tesseraction's right. I meant the optimistic about the aftermath of a yes vote being smooth. Probably could've written that post better. If is bothered with more than 4 words
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Zephro posted:It's a reasonable fear. The young don't vote in anything like the numbers of the old so if you're relying on them in an election you need to discount appropriately Oh definitely, but the guy who wrote the article is one of the CORBYN UNELECTABLE WE NEED BLAIR BACK types. He occasionally writes sensible articles like this one, but by and large I find him a bit of a knob.
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awesome-express posted:Is this some freeman of the land type poo poo? On the surface, that's some freeman on the land level poo poo, but because nearly everything in politics and law is a social construct, sometimes stunts like that can work, not in the immediate term, but in the long term because they make people think. That's the most charitable reading that I can give to a lot of that stuff. On the other end of the scale, some of it is just a cynical scam perpetuated on people who are genuinely being hosed over by the system by selling them a 900 page 'legal' pack filled with a lot of boat references that will claim to rid them of fines or unpayable debt.
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Quote-Unquote posted:There's a billboard on my way to work that just appeared the other day with the words 'THE TRUTH' and 'It's illegal to use a legal name'. Thanks for saving me a google search, I was wondering what the hell was up with that. I saw one in Manc.
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Freemen of the land seem wholly unable to understand that the government is this gigantic behemoth that can force you to comply regardless of your rules lawyering. Which is why they keep getting tasered.
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I think the idea is that if enough people stop being a part of that behemoth then it would lose that ability. It's the civil version of "what if they had a war but nobody showed up?" in that it might be a nice idea but it'd probably lead to something worse.
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I notice the BBC omitting anything about Cameron's dad in their Panama papers story. LOOK! Iceland guy! And Putin! WOW! How about the father of the current Prime minister? I think that counts as news.
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I like those legal name fraud posters they reinforce the fact that I'm living in a They Live sequel.
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Regarde Aduck posted:I notice the BBC omitting anything about Cameron's dad in their Panama papers story. LOOK! Iceland guy! And Putin! WOW! How about the father of the current Prime minister? I think that counts as news. Only the mass-unread Independent is leading on it http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/david-cameron-father-and-senior-tory-figures-named-in-panama-papers-leak-a6967116.html
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Standard & Poor's "likely" to lower the UK's AAA credit rating in response to a No vote. http://www.politico.eu/article/opinion-brexit-puts-uks-aaa-rating-at-risk-says-sp-ratings-chief/ But I don't think anyone on the 3 leave campaigns will be bothered.
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Cerv posted:Standard & Poor's "likely" to lower the UK's AAA credit rating in response to a No vote. Yeah because people voting Leave aren't actually concerned about whether the UK will end up having a higher GDP or even the average
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# ? Apr 4, 2016 12:05 |
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Number 10 have responded to queries about whether Camerons family money is in a tax haven by saying 'it's a private matter.'
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hookerbot 5000 posted:Number 10 have responded to queries about whether Camerons family money is in a tax haven by saying 'it's a private matter.' edit: also it means the answer is "yes" because they would have a lot to gain politically if they could simply say "no" and have it be true.
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Quote-Unquote posted:There's a billboard on my way to work that just appeared the other day with the words 'THE TRUTH' and 'It's illegal to use a legal name'. Saw one of these at Dover on Saturday but didn't pay much attention what with everything else going on. Had forgotten all about it till seeing your post tbh. I wonder if they paid for the advertising space in buttcoins
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I'm sure it'll turn out not to be illegal, presumably because the person who could introduce laws to make tax avoidance illegal is doing it himself. It's a shame the same rules don't apply on things that affect the 99% of the country that aren't stupidly rich (like drug laws for example).
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# ? Apr 4, 2016 12:23 |
blowfish posted:
Never gonna happen.
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Oberleutnant posted:Saw one of these at Dover on Saturday but didn't pay much attention what with everything else going on. Had forgotten all about it till seeing your post tbh. they probably paid someone in buttcoins who then paid the owner of the advertising space in real money, because literally no legitimate business accepts butts.
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CeX does. Although I imagine they immediately sell them and do their accounts in sterling because lol otherwise.
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Guavanaut posted:CeX does. Although I imagine they immediately sell them and do their accounts in sterling because lol otherwise. Nah, CeX use Coinbase same as everyone else. Butts go in, money comes out. They don't touch the poop.
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I thought you were able to trade things in for bitcoin there instead of cash or store credit too, if you wanted to do such a thing. Or does Coinbase allow you to do that?
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Jedit posted:Hmmm? Shane McMahon came back to jump off a fifteen foot structure for no reason.
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# ? Apr 4, 2016 12:46 |
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Quote-Unquote posted:Butts go in, money comes out. Sounds like a euphemism for "Tories get into government"
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Regarde Aduck posted:I notice the BBC omitting anything about Cameron's dad in their Panama papers story. LOOK! Iceland guy! And Putin! WOW! How about the father of the current Prime minister? I think that counts as news. If the Grauniad had any actual dirt on Cameron himself I'm pretty sure they would have led with it instead of having to make do with innuendo from someone who's been dead for six years. kapparomeo fucked around with this message at 12:58 on Apr 4, 2016 |
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Guavanaut posted:I thought you were able to trade things in for bitcoin there instead of cash or store credit too, if you wanted to do such a thing. Or does Coinbase allow you to do that? wouldn't that be money laundering? I mean what you've described is literally trading old games/phones/stolen goods for an untraceable currency held offshore, but I don't know if the British courts have bothered to figure out if Bitcoin is actually a currency. The yanks certainly consider this money laundering.
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http://www.theguardian.com/news/2016/apr/04/panama-papers-david-cameron-father-tax-bahamas
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Noxville posted:http://www.theguardian.com/news/2016/apr/04/panama-papers-david-cameron-father-tax-bahamas quote:Asked if there was still any family money invested in the fund, she said: “That is a private matter.” She said the prime minister had “taken a range of action to tackle evasion and aggressive tax avoidance”.
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