After checking out a SovCit plate someone linked to Amazon selling...well Amazon is "recommending" alternatives.
I don't recall seeing this one shared here. I particularly like the "Notice of Fee Schedule" and "Diplomatic Traveler" squeezed in.
The review comments are also amusing/sad to read.
[https://www.amazon.com/Exempt-Traveler-Photo-License-Plate/dp/B0CBZQDJKG](https://www.amazon.com/Exempt-Traveler-Photo-License-Plate/dp/B0CBZQDJKG)
Some people are so fucking delusional. I wish cops weren't so lazy and actually ticketed or impounded these losers vehicles. It's motor vehicle tax evasion if it's not registered isn't it?
As if any cop is going to take the time to read that tiny fee schedule, and as if any would agree to it. It still amuses me that they think that is in any way enforceable. By whom?
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I just read a bunch of them! 🤭🤭 These are the same people that still will expect a tax return! I love how the guy says that "it's caused nothing but grief!"
The Republic for the SEVERAL States.
That's one you don't see often. This one is favored by the "Articles of Confederation"-type of sovcit. Even has it's own built-in "fee schedule". How handy!
Like one of the Amazon reviewers said, "Better to just make your own plate that states “Please pull me over”." Couldn't agree more.
I didn't see any disclaimer regarding this plate, like calling it a "novelty plate", or "not a substitute for state-issued license plates", but rational, non-delusional people don't need to be told that it's not a legal plate.
Can somebody explain in 3 sentences what those people actually believe? Do they think they are diplomats? If so for what country? Do they know how diplomats are accredited?
> what those people actually believe?
1) The govt. is a corporation and thus cannot make laws, it can only trick us into contracts, so if we avoid such contracts the govt. has no authority over us.
2) It is possible to "alter status" and cease being a U.S. citizen and instead be an American State National who has a sort of diplomatic immunity and cannot be detained or arrested by "policy enforcers" (police).
3) Whatever trouble you are in, there is secret legal judo that can make the police, the courts, the bank, the IRS, the DMV, your ex-wife who got the kids in the divorce--whoever--retreat in confusion when you invoke the secret layer of law that is hidden beneath the maritime law that most people think is the real law.
Sovict beliefs are all over the map depending on which "guru" sold them the secret legal magic spells. One will tell you the Constitution is the only valid U.S. law, the next will insist the Constitution was never ratified and the Articles of Confederation are still in effect. They tend to be infected by other conspiracy theories--anti-vax, flat-earth, QAnon. The "gurus" are grifters who sell pseudo-legal gibberish to their followers who are usually desperate people with problems they don't know how to escape. The origins of this cult are in "Christian" nationalists, tax protestors and white supremacists dating back to the 1970s. There is also a black offshoot, the "Moors" who claim to be the descendants of Moroccans who settled the Americas prior to the arrival of Native Americans and thus are the original indigenous people, immune to the laws of later European colonizers.
Most of them make they way there by googling “can I drive my car if my license is suspended?” The grifters make sure their SEO catches these folks who are desperate not to lose that dishwashing job at Denny’s.
They believe that by misinterpreting US law they can pretend to not be US citizens and avoid needing to maintain a drivers license or vehicle registration. Using semantics they dont understand, they claim to be traveling in, not driving their vehicles. They think they found a legal cheat code and are super smart for doing so.
They also tend to somehow feel like they are allowed to then use US roadways without paying said taxes to keep the roads functional. They dont want to pay for but expect the services provided by tax dollars. Its the adult version of "whats mine is mine and whats yours is also mine".
And I am sure the seller has a nice disclaimer WAY at the bottom not responsible for any incurred legal and court costs for your use or display of this plate.
Amazon will also sell you a fake state plate that looks like the real thing but has letters and numbers of your choosing, *for novelty use only*.
I suspect Amazon would fell fentanyl if they could get away with it.
There's an old version of Black's Law Dictionary that defines driving as "operating a motor vehicle" and operating as "being run for commercial profit", or thereabouts.
They make the argument that since they're not hiring out their vehicle, they don't need driver's licences, registration plates, tax stamps etc.
Unfortunately, Blacks is commentary on the law, not actual law, and later versions have had the wording changed to remove this confusion.
Safelite is an evil genius company - first they tell sovcits nonsense that will get their windows broken.
Now, they’re monetizing the nonsense before the windows are broken.
I bet all their board meetings end with evil laughs - MUAH HA HA HA HA HA
Cop ask's are you really a NON-U.S. CITIZEN?
America is not a real nation, it's a corporation, blah blah blah.
Cop asks for license and registration.
I don't need either of those. The state has no blah
Cop double taps the dummy. mumbling another fuckwad didn't hear the news. calls for another cleanup.
The irony, stupidity and hilarity of sovereign citizens citing laws and code they believe they’re exempt from to defend why they’re exempt from it will never get old.
The funniest part (of several) is the idiotic “fee schedule.” For a group that thinks they can avoid all laws because they “have no contract” with the state, they think they can enter into a contract by printing a notice on a fake license plate.
Making money off the stupid. I hope it has a stamp on the reverse side that says, “For Entertainment Purposes Only.”
Making money off the stupid, it is exactly why this movement just grows and grows. Suckers never die
More like "For 'our' entertainment purposes only"
Make it sound more official: “Ersatz placebo”
LOL!
I just happen to know that it doesn't.
Well that’s sad. A fool born every minute.
"You agree to pay 10,000 for each minute delayed or detained from a non-emergency traffic stop" Oh, I do? Step out of the vehicle, please.
After checking out a SovCit plate someone linked to Amazon selling...well Amazon is "recommending" alternatives. I don't recall seeing this one shared here. I particularly like the "Notice of Fee Schedule" and "Diplomatic Traveler" squeezed in. The review comments are also amusing/sad to read. [https://www.amazon.com/Exempt-Traveler-Photo-License-Plate/dp/B0CBZQDJKG](https://www.amazon.com/Exempt-Traveler-Photo-License-Plate/dp/B0CBZQDJKG)
Some people are so fucking delusional. I wish cops weren't so lazy and actually ticketed or impounded these losers vehicles. It's motor vehicle tax evasion if it's not registered isn't it?
The funny reviews were good. I made sure to click "helpful" on theirs.
As if any cop is going to take the time to read that tiny fee schedule, and as if any would agree to it. It still amuses me that they think that is in any way enforceable. By whom?
“As long as your d dot number checks out” Ok Jack ass
I loved the " It travels me crazy how people don't know their rights" in one review!
The reviews did not disappoint!
only 14 left in stock! order soon!
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I loved the reviews too! Thanks for posting this. I can’t get over how dumb some people really are
I just read a bunch of them! 🤭🤭 These are the same people that still will expect a tax return! I love how the guy says that "it's caused nothing but grief!"
The schedule of fees cracks me up. Based on their own logic, all I would need to do is say I don’t consent to their fees.
Curious what laws or statutes they would cite to enforce the fees.
Probably the pivotal supreme court case of Nuh-uh v. Yuh-huh
None. They'd just file false liens against the cop's or chief of police's property.
Not commercial, and yet they have a fee schedule....
"Great way to support the American auto glass industry!"
"Safelight repair, Safelight replace!"
Gotta love how they mark their cars. It's practically shouting "I'm a criminal!" in front of everyone.
Lol - “you agree to pay a fee of $10,000 for each minute delayed” OK buddy. See you in court? You know, the place with gold fringe on the flag?
The Republic for the SEVERAL States. That's one you don't see often. This one is favored by the "Articles of Confederation"-type of sovcit. Even has it's own built-in "fee schedule". How handy! Like one of the Amazon reviewers said, "Better to just make your own plate that states “Please pull me over”." Couldn't agree more. I didn't see any disclaimer regarding this plate, like calling it a "novelty plate", or "not a substitute for state-issued license plates", but rational, non-delusional people don't need to be told that it's not a legal plate.
They are not a US citizen. Why are we not deporting them?
Who would have them? They are like a terrible gift at Christmas
The sea.
Admittedly appropriate considering their obsession with maritime law.
If they're not a citizen, does that make it open season on em in Texas and floriduh or does that make them community leaders?
Can somebody explain in 3 sentences what those people actually believe? Do they think they are diplomats? If so for what country? Do they know how diplomats are accredited?
> what those people actually believe? 1) The govt. is a corporation and thus cannot make laws, it can only trick us into contracts, so if we avoid such contracts the govt. has no authority over us. 2) It is possible to "alter status" and cease being a U.S. citizen and instead be an American State National who has a sort of diplomatic immunity and cannot be detained or arrested by "policy enforcers" (police). 3) Whatever trouble you are in, there is secret legal judo that can make the police, the courts, the bank, the IRS, the DMV, your ex-wife who got the kids in the divorce--whoever--retreat in confusion when you invoke the secret layer of law that is hidden beneath the maritime law that most people think is the real law. Sovict beliefs are all over the map depending on which "guru" sold them the secret legal magic spells. One will tell you the Constitution is the only valid U.S. law, the next will insist the Constitution was never ratified and the Articles of Confederation are still in effect. They tend to be infected by other conspiracy theories--anti-vax, flat-earth, QAnon. The "gurus" are grifters who sell pseudo-legal gibberish to their followers who are usually desperate people with problems they don't know how to escape. The origins of this cult are in "Christian" nationalists, tax protestors and white supremacists dating back to the 1970s. There is also a black offshoot, the "Moors" who claim to be the descendants of Moroccans who settled the Americas prior to the arrival of Native Americans and thus are the original indigenous people, immune to the laws of later European colonizers.
Most of them make they way there by googling “can I drive my car if my license is suspended?” The grifters make sure their SEO catches these folks who are desperate not to lose that dishwashing job at Denny’s.
They believe that by misinterpreting US law they can pretend to not be US citizens and avoid needing to maintain a drivers license or vehicle registration. Using semantics they dont understand, they claim to be traveling in, not driving their vehicles. They think they found a legal cheat code and are super smart for doing so. They also tend to somehow feel like they are allowed to then use US roadways without paying said taxes to keep the roads functional. They dont want to pay for but expect the services provided by tax dollars. Its the adult version of "whats mine is mine and whats yours is also mine".
And I am sure the seller has a nice disclaimer WAY at the bottom not responsible for any incurred legal and court costs for your use or display of this plate.
How much would you bet that the peiple usually buying these plates will claim that codes aren't law?
The clip art globe really contributes to its authenticity.
Even non-US citizens are subject to US law when in the US. Have these nullards never traveled?
They're the type to stand on their rights as Americans in other countries, no doubt.
Damn. I can’t believe they found the loophole to having to get a license plate.
The sucker that believe this is real 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Cops should just call INS when one of these people claim they are not a citizen
Amazon will also sell you a fake state plate that looks like the real thing but has letters and numbers of your choosing, *for novelty use only*. I suspect Amazon would fell fentanyl if they could get away with it.
They do have a pharmacy (although the last time I checked, they didn't do some of the scheduled meds like fentanyl).
If I get an ATV for my new place, I might put one of these on it for shits and giggles.
Lol the fonts and the presidential seal.
Oh my god...I hope the reviews are fake. What an amusing read.
my favorite was the one that said that you might as well buy a new driver side window with the plate.
Grade A word salad
Sure, but how do they buy it?
I always see this "not for hire" line... Do they assume you can just get in any car like it's an Uber and tell them where to take you?
There's an old version of Black's Law Dictionary that defines driving as "operating a motor vehicle" and operating as "being run for commercial profit", or thereabouts. They make the argument that since they're not hiring out their vehicle, they don't need driver's licences, registration plates, tax stamps etc. Unfortunately, Blacks is commentary on the law, not actual law, and later versions have had the wording changed to remove this confusion.
That’s a beauty 😁
Ah the potential for pranking is obvious!
I bought one of these and shipped it to a friend, he is not crazy we just both think sovcits are funny.
Shut up and take my money!
Morons. BTW, only the State Department issues "Diplomatic" plates. This idiot will find out that they are not "Exempt".
Safelite is an evil genius company - first they tell sovcits nonsense that will get their windows broken. Now, they’re monetizing the nonsense before the windows are broken. I bet all their board meetings end with evil laughs - MUAH HA HA HA HA HA
"non US Citizen" Do you have a green card? No, you're under arrest for illegal immigration.
Lol. Absolute bellends
I'm half tempted to get one of these for a front license plate. Maybe people won't cut me off so much.
The Republic of the Several States of the Union... but we won't tell you which ones.
Wonder how they fare at immigration check points with that non-citizen bit???
"Republic of the Several States of the Union" is just USSR backwards. Nice try, commies
If they’re not citizens anymore, round them up, and deport them. Aren’t they big on that?
Without the "Z" in the corner that is white-on-black and black-on-white it doesn't count
Just remember, Jose Maria "Chilli" DeCastro is in PRISON for 180 days and being used as a sex doll.
non us citizen. so illegal alien? Diplomatic? if this is a private conveyance, then where is your ambassador?
the reviews are gold so hard to tell the trolls from the idiots
Tad ironic that they always claim to be completely exempt from our laws, and to "prove" that, they cite . . . one of our laws.
Cop ask's are you really a NON-U.S. CITIZEN? America is not a real nation, it's a corporation, blah blah blah. Cop asks for license and registration. I don't need either of those. The state has no blah Cop double taps the dummy. mumbling another fuckwad didn't hear the news. calls for another cleanup.
The irony, stupidity and hilarity of sovereign citizens citing laws and code they believe they’re exempt from to defend why they’re exempt from it will never get old.
The funniest part (of several) is the idiotic “fee schedule.” For a group that thinks they can avoid all laws because they “have no contract” with the state, they think they can enter into a contract by printing a notice on a fake license plate.
As the old saying goes “a fool and his money are soon parted”
Amazon says that there are 2 other plates 'frequently bought together'. You'd think if they worked at all you'd only need 1!
Would be a pretty mean prank to put one of those on the car belonging to someone you don't like.
Interesting
It should have an ad on the back for an auto glass company.
how much bullshit can we put on one plate... we need to cover all the magic words