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Comment by Jeremy

July 12, 2008 @ 11:53 pm

Brilliant. I thought Sam was older listening to him on FTL, but I guess not.

Comment by Mark

July 14, 2008 @ 6:48 pm

Your entire premise to the judge was that you didn’t understand the nature and cause of the charge? Some guy in a blue suit saw you going faster than the posted speed limit. What exactly didn’t you understand?

If you want to get in a philosophical discussion about who owns the road or the social contract you didn’t sign, do it somewhere else. You make libertarians look like pompous crybaby assholes with shit like this.

Comment by PG

July 14, 2008 @ 8:46 pm

Brilliant. I think this went over Mark’s head. But, hey, most people cannot comprehend what you are doing, Sam. Thank you for taking our “rulers” on. You are like those who carry firearms so that the rest of us are safer.

Comment by Andy

July 14, 2008 @ 9:25 pm

Sam you Rock! I can’t for you to come out with more like this.

Comment by SamIam

July 15, 2008 @ 12:40 am

Well, I’m not a libertarian.

Perhaps Mark is the one making them look like “like pompous crybaby assholes with shit like this.”

Well I’m off to poison a well.

SamIam

You know Mark, the other slaves disagreed with Fredrick Douglass for learning to read; yearning for freedom. They believed they were supposed to be slaves. That was their role in life, to be governed by another supposedly equal human being.

Comment by David

July 15, 2008 @ 2:27 pm

Nicely done. This would make for a perfect video for high school civic teachers to show a class on one of those slow days. Pass this on to your teacher friends. (We all know if they are teaching in public schools they are not all that interrested in working and would love to have video to show.)

Comment by Scott

July 15, 2008 @ 9:01 pm

Sam, did you sign the ticket the officer gave you when you we’re pulled over?

I’ve heard that you are not required to sign their forms. But I’ve also heard of people that have been assaulted for not doing so.

Comment by Jeremy

July 15, 2008 @ 10:22 pm

Ahh can’t wait to see what happens during his trial.

Comment by JJ

July 15, 2008 @ 10:30 pm

Great piece Sam!

Comment by Samiam

July 16, 2008 @ 1:11 am

Hey Scott,

I refused to sign the electronic screen he offered that doesn’t give me a clue what they are demanding I sign. I always insist on paper copies of everything. I don’t want these people having my electronic signature.

The cop said ok, your refusing to sign and then he gave me the piece of paper. I hadn’t thought of refusing to acknowledge his piece of paper.

Thanks guys, share it with friends. I’m working on a DVD Image with the FTL interviews, the video, and a few other things I’m working on included. It will be available free via .torrent

SamIamn

Comment by Edd M

July 17, 2008 @ 5:24 pm

Fantastic documentary, exposing some very important things! Your little speech at the end was great too.

Comment by alapoet

July 17, 2008 @ 11:03 pm

Government creates bread lines?

Bullshit.

Corporations create scarcity through miserly hoarding of resources.

Government-run bread lines are the response to the artificial scarcity created by greedy corporations.

Comment by pearson

July 17, 2008 @ 11:23 pm

Please dude. Try to make some bread on your own. It will take you almost an hour, easily. If you make $8.00/hour you’ve spent at least $8.00 of your time on bread. You can buy bread for $1.00. Hoarding resources? Time is the most important resource. You can have bread and read a book or be a simpleton, your call, for 1/8 of the price. Greedy? Don’t be silly.

Comment by Javier

July 18, 2008 @ 1:40 am

Mark, lets get one thing straight. You’re no libertarian. Second, Sam was not being pompuos but doing what intellectually fat people like yourselves (literally perhaps as well) wont do,and that is simply excercise your most basic rights. I know for someone like you that would require a lot of energy from all over your body. Its statists like yourself that talk a lot but in the end burn incencse at the altar of the state.

As for “Alapoet” its nice to see that the children of the high priest Karl Marx and the human toilet (aka Che Gueverra)are still runiing around. Give us examples of the horrible greedy corporations causing “artificial scarcity”. During Katrina, was it your beloved gov’t or Wal Mart that helped the people? It was Wal Mart that provided water faster and more efficiently due to less centralizing beuracracy. I cant believe people like you and Mark are still running around freely.

Comment by Andy

July 18, 2008 @ 7:16 pm

alapoet, you don’t make any sense. Why would these so called Corporations be hoarding resources? If they were so greedy they would be selling their resources so they could make more money. And even if they did “hoard” their resources so what, It’s theirs to hoard if they want to. Go get your own “resources” (what ever the hell that is).

Comment by John

July 18, 2008 @ 7:41 pm

Mark missed it. It wasn’t the nature of the charge that was the issue. The issue was the nature of the proceedings. That is, how does this court work? What the judge didn’t want to describe was the nature of the court proceedings because it works like this: The government hires men and puts them in blue costumes and outfit them with emblems and weapons. These men are assigned the task of issuing tickets to people. The purpose of the tickets is to generate revenue for the government. The judge, another government employee in a black costume, is there to instruct the people who received the tickets to pay. Revenue collected via traffic tickets constitutes a very large percentage of the budgets of many municipalities. It is a scam. It is extortion. The reason the court is involved is to inspire guilty feelings along with fear to make the shakedown easier.

I got called in to do jury duty last year. The case was a battery where the victim didn’t want to prosecute. I told the court I could not vote to convict someone in a case where there was no victim, and the judge and prosecution represented the same people (the government), because, I didn’t think it was possible for someone to get a fair trial in that situation. The judge said “You are excused.”

Comment by free mouseketeer

July 19, 2008 @ 5:30 pm

Sam, what part of the uncapitalized definition of libertarian do you disagree with?

1: an advocate of the doctrine of free will
2 a: a person who upholds the principles of individual liberty especially of thought and action

Or are you just being fashionable?

Comment by SamIam

July 20, 2008 @ 11:50 am

I prefer to focus on my ways of being rather than finding the perfect label for my beliefs.

When people hear the term _______ most immediately think, oh, he’s an ________, and that means all the judgments and beliefs I’ve made up about _______ must apply to this guy.

I prefer the term Voluntarist because it’s simple and fairly self explanatory. I believe all interactions should be voluntary. No lengthy definition or explanation necessary.

Comment by ad

July 22, 2008 @ 9:18 am

SamIam is cool.

The BLUE LIGHT GANG that was brilliant, I heard of this expression years ago, I think it was in a film.

And the closing comments were banging too.

“You See It, Don’t You.”

He most certainly did, he couldn’t handle that comment, it just rattled around his brain, and he backed up. The body language he displayed was all to clear.

The below link is a must view film on the reality behind the Pharmacutical Industry, ‘Mercury Autism and the Global Vaccine Agenda,’ by Dr David Ayoub. a classic peice of footage, not to be missed.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6890106663412840646

You may wish to add an appendage to the reference to the Pharmacy in respect to it, but all in all outstanding, SamIam.

Comment by Denise

September 5, 2008 @ 1:15 pm

nice commentary on the legal system but more than a little self serving. The courts don’t need your business and are not part of the free market. Go to a libray and read the revised code. Maybe someone will take you a little more seriously.