Is a common law attorney someone who legally becomes your lawyer after you’ve lived with them for a certain amount of time
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I've heard you can apparently buy a house with 10 silver coins, the original deed, 2 witnesses present and 2 secretaries present is this true?
Yes, this is true. Provided the seller is a dumb dumb who will accept 10 silver coins (~$400 USD) for a house while 4 of their friends watch in awe.
Only if those are coins of a full ounce of silver, even. Nothing is specified so they might as well be dimes instead.
It's likely worse than that, even. "Silver coins" in sovcit often mean silver in color, i.e. quarters.
Dude wants a house for $2.50.
There are silver content quarters, pre 1964 I think? These are the ones they use, or attempt to use because it's all bullshit anyway.
The thinking is that there's real value in silver. The ones made today aren't actually worth thier face value in materials.
Isnt gonna get a house, but i like the sentiment that my physical money has real physical value.
Course. We need to hasten the apocalypse, so why not just make up numbers in the cloud instead
what's the point, he's just gonna get outbid by the loch ness monster
But what about one "original deed"?
I thought you were mathing wrong since I've rarely seen it above $25 (not that I've checked in a loooong time) so I looked up the current spot price. Damn, nearly at $40US/ozt.
... I should sell some of these silver coins I inherited.
Every sovcit post is just chock-full of words being used oddly.
In what world does "conveyance" refer to a living space?
They think that if you don't use the word "driving", then you don't need a driver's license. I assume desperately trying not to use the word car is some kind of mush brain attempt to not admit it is a vehicle.
Conveyance means car. He's talking about living in his car.
I kinda feel bad for this person. They're either incompetent or delusional to the point that they basically have a disability.
I don't.
IRS sending in letters about 21 years of scam back taxes I apparently owe them
Taxes are supposed to exist as a way to provide upkeep for infrastructure, government services, and social safety nets. Refusing to pay them while also still benefitting from tax-funded infrastructure and services is just being a parasite on society.
And they're about to hit a wall of reality when they become homeless
I don’t. I know people like this. They’re stupid, stubborn, selfish, lazy, egomaniacal jerks.
Just the worst Karens ever.

I've got to be honest, I might feel bad for them if SovCits weren't such massive pricks, but being a stupid piece of shit isn't equivalent to insanity to me.
Your Aunt is a lizard person? Insane. You think that you can increase your personal power and spiritual essence by consuming other living beings (insect-to-human cannibalism pipeline; I'm not joking this has been observed, codified and studied) to absorb their souls? Insane. Think that random family members, strangers and people on the TV are threatening you or compelling you to murder? Insane. Thinking that you don't have to pay taxes, obtain or use a driver's license for driving vehicles, etc. because you're not a legal scholar or even lawyer, and base your whackadoodle dumb-fuck interpretations of antiquated legal statutes sourced from Youtubers & Facebook posts? Not insane - You deserve what's coming to you, not because you're a 'bad person', but because you're too stupid to function in society and too arrogant to listen to anyone contradicting you for your own benefit.
This is like those people who argue about whether or not supernatural beliefs are insanity. You can be sane and believe all kinds of crazy shit as long as there's a community of people who also believes in that crazy shit.
Bingo. If I'm not mistaken, it has as much to do with perceived social good as much as the size of the community supporting it. Established religions often have considerable resources at their disposal which they can put to use defending the legal rights of their adherents (or establish, depending on the point in the timeline). Small, siloed conspiracy communities don't have that same centralized organization to coordinate efforts, let alone the financial means to challenge a country's legal system in the larger sense.
Wait until you here about relegion.
says a load of obvious nonsense
Is this true?
No, you gibbering buffoon.
Common law attorney = just some guy (no law degree)
Kidnapping? No, it's common law imprisonment!
Common-law attorney = just some guy (no law degree)
Common law attorney = just some guy (yes law degree)
Common law-attorney = good for Common, he got his law degree.
I don't hate the idea of buying a house in hard metals with witnesses, instead of wasting money on a lawyer. But surely this person isn't so dumb as to think the price wouldn't be set by the seller, rather than legal nonsense.
Show up to their house with silver and some witnesses. Your house now.
I think that varies on the amount of silver.
i find the shape of the silver is more important. bullet-shapes tend to be most convincing, even if you only have one.
Dunno truck full of coins is my preferred form of tender. It just sucks to count.
Legal nonsense is exactly what they believe in, that's why they say "conveyance" instead of "car".
But surely this person isn't so dumb
Ah, so this is your first encounter with sovcits?
Sadly no, but my first encounter with one who's this far down the rabbit hole. Usually it's just creative tax dodges and exploitation of every loophole that I run into - stuff like creating a 501 nonprofit corporation to buy a thing, voting yourself off the board, and declaring bankruptcy (I forget which chapter at the moment), so that basically the creditors get told (legally) to go jump in a lake.
It's madness, but it's plausible. And it has worked at least once. That's the level I usually see them at.
That has less of a sovcit texture and more of a sane, but dishonest and scummy person trying to get something for nothing.
Sovereign Citizens are a special genus where beliefs tend to among other things fixate on a separation of a paper and "real" person, common citation of common law, common incorrect citation of Federal law in state matters, and fixation on treating all legal interactions as if they were contractual exchanges.
I don't think I've ever seen anything that's normally considered sovcit nonsense win in a court. Very occasionally the sovcit wins in spite of themselves, but the actual arguments didn't help.
Well, in a certain sideways sense, every legal interaction kinda is a matter of contract. The problem is that you don't get the right to choose whether you're a signatory or not, and the other party has the right to amend or update the contract at any time they choose. The problem is, unless you're a signatory to at least one of those contracts (by birth or by immigration), you have no rights at all. Once you're in, you really can't get out safely.
Basically your birth certificate is the checkbox on the EULA of lawdul society. Good Lord, I hate that I just thought of it that way, but it works so well as an analogy.
It's a ritual spell, it takes five casters, and it consumes the silver thnickels. Most wizards get it at level 8, but if you take ritual casting or specialize in houseromancy you can get it as early as level 4.
I think they might be stupid enough to believe that the value of the house is less silver than was given to sell out a certain heretical carpenter. And that's the kindest reading I can give it.
already hired a common law attorney but looking to hire more attorneys
need advice asap pronto
Looks like you already know what you need to do brother.
Hire even moar attorneys
Facebook is an enormous mistake.
All of us on facebook when it was college only knew it was a mistake to make it public.
It was amazing to meet people in my dorm before school started.
Yup. In 2005 I used it to find parties and even get laid a few times. By 2008 my aunt was sending me friend requests and I was done.
It was fun at the beginning a little bit. Nice to reconnect with people you went to high school with that you did like, etc. But fake news and conservatives ruined it all, as well as spam and bots and Nazis.
You can buy a house with ten silver coins - if the seller is stupid enough.
This is actually true, but you have to do it at a crossroads on the Monday nearest to the full moon, turn counterclockwise 3 times, and throw salt over your left shoulder.
I think you're thinking of learning how to play blues guitar.
Specifically blues guitar, I found that out the hard way. I wanted to shred some metal, but now all I can play is delta blues. I gave it a go for a while, but it’s just not my thing, totally killed my drive. Looking forward to hell. What a rip.
You can buy a new house in my city for 10 silver coins, provided that each coin is worth $100,000.
Instead of coins, you should try magic beans, then you can live in the clouds.
10 coins but only during a new moon.
Buying a house for coins and a special handshake sounds like something you'd overhear in a remote jungle village that's never made contact the outside world, yet it's coming from some guy on the fucking internet.
I suppose you could buy a house for whatever 10 silver coins are worth. The important missing variable is somebody willing to actually sell it. Sovcits seem to strangely think other people are onesidedly bound by contracts they invent.
I'll sell a shitton of houses to that dude for silver coins. I might not own them, but that's his problem, i got the coins now
And you can claim the original land grant from British royalty is the original deed.
Yes the leprechaun has to sell you his house for 10 silver coins but only if you have 2 witnesses
Hocus-pocus, your foreclosure is now a bouquet of flowers and magical silver coins each worth 1/10th of literally any house.


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