"Might makes right" equals "the death of innocents"... really? Is that what you think? Does might not also equal the strength to defend yourself from the totalitarian aggressor? To free the slaves? To break the chains, to defend those who cannot defend themselves? You have a very simplistic view of might.
You may assert that you have not stolen anything, Arthur, and I can't prove that you have, for the simple fact that I don't know how far into the whole Freeman nonsense you have gone. If you are merely contemplating it on forums such as this one, then you have stolen nothing; however, the entire Freeman system is one based upon theft.
You dwell in your home, purchased from the government, being watched over by a police force, employed by the government, and brought electricity, heat and water, which are regulated by the government. Your food is purified to standards which the government enforces. You are not run down in the streets because of rules, enforced by the government, on the operation of motor vehicles. Virtually every single positive thing about your society - even things so small that you never noticed them, such as having your trash taken away every week - comes from the government. Unless you are living on your own in a completely self-sustaining home, you benefit from the rules which the government enforces. And Freeman principles declare that you can continue this without having to put something back in. By simply declaring yourself a "sovereign", you believe that you can eliminate everything that you owe to your society and yet continue to benefit.
If you have truly become a Freeman and progressed to the point where you are no longer paying taxes or other bills, then you are stealing. Your taxes pay for the maintenance of roads, and you have ceased paying them - yet you continue to benefit from well-maintained roads. Your taxes pay for the salaries of the police force, and you have ceased paying them - yet you expect someone to do something if someone wrongs you. Your taxes pay for the maintenance of medical facilities, and you have ceased paying them - yet if you get into a car accident and are taken to the hospital, you expect treatment.
Simply declaring yourself to be debt-free is not enough. As long as you live in your area, you benefit from these rules, and you are expected to pay for these benefits. If you do not wish to have to pay, then remove yourself from society in its entirety. Go out into the Nevada deserts somewhere and live off of cactus juice and lizards. Until such time as you do this, if you are not paying for the benefits which you enjoy, you are stealing. The people around you continue to grant you the benefits in faith that you have paid for them. Police will attempt to save you if you are ever taken hostage. Medics will attempt to save your life if you are ever in a car accident. Your food remains purified, your roads paved - all of it in good faith that you are upholding your end of the bargain. If you are not, then you have not only stolen from society, you have committed fraud against those around you.
