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1 sat \ 11 replies \ @0xbitcoiner OP 16 Jan \ parent \ on: Living In The Private — Axioms of Liberty privacy

Could you summarize what those documents are?

Esta comunidade na tuga esta a crescer.. Tenho algum amigo que esta bastante dentro da cena.. Ha pessoal que se safa de multas e cenas fodidas com isto... Mas tens que estudar bastante..

1 sat \ 4 replies \ @0xbitcoiner OP 16 Jan

ou conhecer um bom advogado :)

12 sats \ 3 replies \ @fm 16 Jan

A cena é mesmo deixar de lado advogados.. Seria algo como passar a ser o teu proprio advogado.. Para pessoal que curte estudar e curte leis.. Eu prefiro plantar maria e fazer cerveja :) Mas ha pessoal bem metido nisso

1 sat \ 2 replies \ @0xbitcoiner OP 16 Jan

:) eu gostava de saber mais de leis mas não tenho tempo para isso. Talvez um dia tire o curso de direito ... Ahahahahha

0 sats \ 1 reply \ @fm 16 Jan

pois, pelo teu post achei que é um tema interessante para que pelo menos te informes. Eu sinceramente estou uma beca fora porque nao tenho cabeça para intrepertar a lei e encontrar buracos :)

21 sats \ 0 replies \ @0xbitcoiner OP 16 Jan

eu gosto de estar informado sobre diversos assuntos e enquanto tiver tempo vou ler o máximo que conseguir. Mas deves saber como é, um gajo lê sobre muita coisa mas depois não somos especializados em nada :)

11 sats \ 4 replies \ @kytt 16 Jan

Trash. Some people seem to think filing affidavits in the county record change their "status" in some way and yet those same people continue to have issues with LEOs, other government agencies, and/or jail/prison time.

Darth fell for this same thing, as did I.

0 sats \ 3 replies \ @fm 16 Jan

Im not super into it, also because i know the state will use foul play. But there a huge community around this legal loopholes.. If you have the time and understand law, you can circle some parts of the system..

0 sats \ 2 replies \ @kytt 16 Jan

If it's not black and white law, it will not work.

Your remedy lies in learning court process, learning your constitutions, statutes, and case law, and then suing their asses in court, while planning to appeal to appellate courts.

I have been down that road and I have seen people end up on jail or prison.

11 sats \ 1 reply \ @fm 16 Jan

I have been down that road and I have seen people end up on jail or prison.

I 100% agree that you really need to know what you are doing. And depending on the country/ laws youi have different manuvering space.

I wont take that route because study law is not for me.. I prefer to grow shit by myself rather than be my own lawyer

21 sats \ 0 replies \ @kytt 16 Jan

I get that. It's not for everybody. There are some things that irk me so badly (property taxes, licenses, etc) that I feel I MUST sue them so they'll quit their racketeering against me - and possibly get a nice paycheck for it.