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Originally Posted by Lawdog
No, son...the insane people are the ones who argue that your name all in capital letters is your fictional strawman and not the real you ...
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The true test for "the real you" is to stick in a pin and see if a fountain of blood results. If no blood is forthcoming you might possibly be dealing with an artificial person or an attorney who thinks he
represents one.
A paper is a vessel. The cargo is the words thereon. If the "all capital name" you speak of appears on a vessel then it is merely cargo. It is not the name of the vessel or the buyer or seller of the cargo or the captain or any of the crew. It is dried ink and
represents no one.
If you think otherwise please seek competent help from a competent medical examiner.
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Originally Posted by Lawdog
... and that if a courtroom has an American flag with gold fringe on it, that means it's secretly an admiralty court, blah blah blah.
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Absolutely incorrect. If an American flag with a gold fringe is displayed that means that it is
openly an admiralty court. How could it be secret if the flag is displayed so prominently? The insane part is an attempt to bring this fact to the courts' attention. To discuss this in court is similar to advising the court that there is oxygen contained in every breath. They already know there is oxgyen present. It is moronic to inform them of something that they are very familiar with. There is absolutely nothing to be gained by bringing up a fact of which everyone is aware.