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December 5, 2025December 5, 2025 Guide at Educated in Law Uncategorized

Firearms are not arms. Houses are not homes. Govts use Syntactic ambiguity to deceive and get jurisdiction

“They imply carrying firearms means bearing Arms, but they mean carrying out a duty, or carrying on a business. “They imply residential property means house, but they mean a rooming house or bed and breakfast home. See MGL 59 sec. 2A.” from: @AlwaysBearArms 📖PDF: The Real Second Amendment From the essay: Government uses logical fallacies: […]

Screenshot of DC Organic act using "of the" vs USA constitution 'for the"

November 19, 2025 Guide at Educated in Law Uncategorized

Two different constitutions? The Constitution and the 1871 DC Organic Act

Often cited that the 1871 DC Organic Act refers to different constitution than the 1787 constitution. See image below. USA constitution says “for the United States of America.” DC Organic Act of 1871 says “of the United States of America”

June 27, 2018June 27, 2018 Guide at Educated in Law Be a people, Blog

Revenue with a hyphen to be ‘re-venue’ and similar to ‘re-move’

The word ‘revenue’ may have originally had a hyphen, as in ‘re-venue’. The word venue may always mean the place for a trial. Adding ‘re’ in front of a word means to do it again, as in ‘redo’. Therefore ‘re-venue’ means to change the venue. Then Internal Revenue Service may provide the service of changing […]