D'rok
Free Barbarian on The Land
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Why should anyone 'submit' an application to use the highway when, in fact, the Common Law recognises the right of everyone to travel without being stopped (unless they are suspected of committing a crime) ? So says the law.
Furthermore, I need no 'permit' from anyone to exercise my rights in law. If you wish to beg for them by application forms, permits, licences etc. that's your business.
But let me leave here with this simple fact. Licences are granted ONLY for lawful activities. Think about it. It is lawful to do any kind of business that is already lawful. I do not need anyone to licence what is already lawful. If you do, great.
Welcome to reality.
And the difference is simple. Some know the law and their own rights in law. Others are subject to every statute under the sun. What is lawful and what is legal are two very different things. Know the Common Law and stop being a slave of the system.
That's the difference and it shows.
And when courts decide to adhere to the actual common law (you know, by following precedent and such) instead of your fanciful imaginary version of it, what then? Armed rebellion?