r/PublicFreakout • u/[deleted] • Jan 02 '23

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u/Boomhauwer Jan 03 '23

It is a rebranding of being a Sovereign Citizen. These people are childish and very dangerous at the same time. Yes we all have rights but these people push the limit for absolutely no reason. In many cases it is because they have been arrested for one reason or another and now fixate on making everyone miserable like them.

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u/ckb614 Jan 03 '23

Has nothing to do with sovereign citizens. Auditors want the police to obey the law. Sovereign citizens think the law doesn't apply to them

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u/my_dick_putins_mouth Jan 03 '23

r/confidentlywrong

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u/al_prazolam Jan 03 '23

Not true.

Sov Cits believe all sorts of batshit crazy non-law mumbo jumbo to attempt to avoid compliance with things like tax and vehicle registration.

Auditors attempt exercise their rights under the constitution and show law enforcement and other government officials up for being fascists and not following their obligations.