Good summary about traveling versus driving and a car versus a motor vehicle, from FamGuardian: “A state Citizen has the right to travel on the public easements (public roads) without being registered. A statutory “U.S. citizen” does not. It is a privilege for a foreigner to travel in any of the several states. If you are […]
Note: The THREE videos are lower down the page. My comments are first, followed by the video, then points by other people much smarter than me. Don’t miss the links to other pages with great content about traveling (not driving)! My Comments It is worth researching if the driver’s license is only for people being […]
You probably live in the middle of suburbia. A place made up of two groups of people – those with a driver’s license and those without one. And though it is blatantly obvious that everyone should be allowed to have a driver’s license in suburbia, the government is aggressively trying to make the driving age […]
California Democrats and Republicans drastically changed the driving requirements for new drivers. These intolerant politicians claim that they are trying to save lives. Sound familiar? That’s the same thing they said when they passed the curfew, the smoking age, and the drinking age. The new law will:
People are upset that illegal aliens are getting driver’s licenses. They have it backwards. The only people who should need permission to travel by car are those who are not state nationals. State nationals do need a license to travel by car. They need to get their language straight first. They can’t refer to traveling […]
Similar to the driver’s license trap, it seems gun store owners are making a similar mistake. They think they need a license to trade guns. But by getting the license, only then are they required to follow the myriad of federal laws. In a recent news article pertaining to the federal territories, this sentence may reveal […]
Another good video showing man on the land traveling (not driving) in a car (not a vehicle) who is stopped by policy officers, yet in the end they let him go. He shares portpass with them but nothing else. He surprisingly threatens to have a gunfight if they try to pull him from his car. He asserts his right to […]