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Originally Posted by Lawdog
In a post-Columbine world, people tend to get pissed when you take a firearm onto public school grounds. I suspect that's why the local prosecutor decided to make an example of this guy.
That and his "the laws don't apply to me" nonsense.
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I must interject here once again, so you people won't drink LAWDOG Kool-aid.
The law is the contract that is formed insided the purported courtroom. When you step inside the boxed arena, instead of it being a physical boxing match, it becomes a paper and words(action) match. "I understand" is a form of agreement, and within every agreement there is a contract. Claiming you have no contracts that binds you to a code, ordinance, statute, etc. makes no difference. Once you go into the adversaries arena(boxed area), the schooled 'contractors' create the contract/agreement and it is all voluntary in their eyes. That is what the current system is about, 'strict liability', also worded as "you are strictly liable for the contract/agreement we just created with you, voluntarily of course, through your actions and responses in the purported court, and your mailbox 'love letters' from the purported court.