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Originally Posted by maxxoccupancy
After I joined the Free State Project in New Hampshire, I started hearing a lot more of this from liberty activists here. We have a lot of constitutional scholars who really know their history and understand constitutional law.
You have certain natural rights that public officials have no right to take away. You have the right to live your life as you like, so long as you're not hurting anyone else. In New Hampshire, we're actually working to restore these rights and let folks know that you don't have to have an authoritarian system. You don't need the government to serve as your ever present nanny.
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Inalienable rights endowed by your Creator can certainly be waived or surrendered.
To illustrate, look up the definition of the militia in the law. From day one, the militia apparently have no "right to life, liberty, etc" because they are under the legal obligation to train, fight and die, on command.
The Supreme court ruled that civic duties are NOT involuntary servitude.
That leaves VOLUNTARY servitude.
Unfortunately, most do not know how and when they volunteered.
The Draft Dodgers of the 1960-1970s certainly didn't know.
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