Know Your Rights !

[weishaupt1776]

The right to life
The right to vote
The right to meet
The right to liberty
The right to speak
The right to travel
The right to appeal
The right to privacy
The right to redress
The right to property
The right to impeach




The right to contract




The right to not speak
The right to inheritance




The right to Citizenships
The right to a public trial
The right to be left alone
The right to a good name
The right to a speedy trial




The right to a trial by a jury
The right to be free of force
The right to habeas corpus




The right to adversarial trial
The right to control property




The right to acquire property
The right to natural resources




The right to possess property




The right to fair legal process
The right to use of public lands




The right to freedom of religion
The right to confront witnesses
The right to due process of law
The right to a fully informed jury




The right to keep and bear arms
The right to be free from slavery




The right to access public offices




The right of honest representation




The right to be free of direct taxes
The right to avoid double jeopardy
The right to assistance of counsel




The right to trial in the same venue
The right to be free from mixed war
The right to contract or not contract




The right to freedom from vote fraud
The right to be free and independent
The right to be free of debtor's prison
The right of protection by government
The right of respect by public servants




The right to prerogative petition for writs
The right to be free from standing armies




The right to full faith and credit of records




The right to own and control real property
The right to jurisdiction in our own homes




The right to equal treatment under the law
The right to freedom from taxes on wages
The right to be free from ex post facto laws




The right to be free of tyranny and anarchy
The right to full faith and credit of public acts
The right to a republican form of government
The right to a politically independent judiciary
The right to work to provide for self and family
The right to freedom from involuntary servitude
The right to confront the witnesses against you
The right to have naval protection of our shores
The right to*recognition of*Superior Sovereignty




The right to just compensation in taking property




The right to be free of bills of pains and penalties
The right to have all political power in the People




The right of insistence on duty of public servants
The right to a plain, adequate and speedy remedy
The right to be free from executive branch seizures
The right expressly given by God to have dominion




The right to have military subject to civil government
The right to not have to share our home with soldiers
The right to be free from cruel and unusual punishments
The right to be free of export tax in interstate commerce
The right to a Grand Jury indictment for infamous crimes
The right to know the nature and cause of the accusation
The right to have public officials bonded for our protection
The right to a monetary system backed by a precious metal
The right to freedom from government acts not enumerated
The right to freedom from searches without probable cause




The right to enforce the Doctrine of the Separation of Powers
The right to petition the government for a redress of grievances
The right to be free from laws impairing the obligations of contracts




The right to have compulsory process to have witness in your favor
The right to freedom from laws that favor public over private education
The right to freedom from titles of nobility and favors of foreign powers
The right to freedom from being forced to be a witness against yourself
The right to freedom from searches and seizures without proper warrants
The right to freedom from the "same hands" controlling all three branches
The right to freedom from having property taken without just compensation
The right to freedom from federal laws in areas outside of federal jurisdiction
The right to have public officials affirm an oath to the Constitutions and office
The right to freedom from the imposition of direct taxes not tied to the census
The right to representation loyal to the constitution rather than to a political party
The right to freedom from having an appeals court re-examine facts tried by a jury
The right to freedom from the use of the armed forces without a declaration of war




The right to freedom from the usurpation of the powers of any branch of government
The right to freedom from constitutional amendments not ratified by the several*States
The right to freedom from and necessity to support standing armies in times of peace on the our soil.




All*rights include the negative*right or*"not to" the same, as well as the immunities and priveleges associated with such right.

[swguitar]

weiss,

are these rights those that are deemed our fundamental rights as stated in the constitution?

thks

scott

[Judge Roy Bean]

Originally Posted by swguitar

weiss,

are these rights those that are deemed our fundamental rights as stated in the constitution?

thks

scott

Some are, some are not. Some are just things that someone believes are their "rights." Others are open to further interpetation. Some have allegedly been infringed on by law, i.e., the wages on income tax. Then there are the debate topics surrounding definitions of "an informed jury," "Superior Sovereignty," and "fair" legal process. And sorry, there is no "right" to having a monetary system backed by precious metal.

your rights are whatever you say they are as long as you dont infringe on others rights. why make this soo simple. if i dont wanna use frns OR gold or silver, thats my perogative. the government rules BY FORCE. not whats right or wrong. end of story.

[Fed-Up]

Originally Posted by Judge Roy Bean

Some are, some are not. Some are just things that someone believes are their "rights." Others are open to further interpetation. Some have allegedly been infringed on by law, i.e., the wages on income tax. Then there are the debate topics surrounding definitions of "an informed jury," "Superior Sovereignty," and "fair" legal process. And sorry, there is no "right" to having a monetary system backed by precious metal.

what about gold?

[mrg]

Originally Posted by kgod999

your rights are whatever you say they are as long as you dont infringe on others rights. end of story.

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[Glenn]

This is a major point of misconception on the part of the people of this Great Nation of Sovereign States bound by the Constitution of the United States of America.

1. The Constitution is a contract between the Central Government and the people who gave the Central Government (as well there respective state governments) a box inwhich they can do business.

2. For anyone who is elected or appointed to any public office is required to undergo the swearing or affirmation ie.. an oath to uphold and defend the Constitution and what it says.

3. With that said, How can the Constitution afford you personally any rights? If you are not bound by and active oath as you are not actively setting in a seat of public office or within the military of the United States of America. (Military oath is for the length of your enlistment in my opinion)

4. It you are not under an active oath or you did not sign the document you are not a party to it. (Contract Law), only those mentioned before are.

5. What that means to you and me is this,

6. The Constitution is restriction placed upon the government to keep it in line.

7. It provides in recognition of GOD given rights, defined areas the government CAN NOT INTERFEAR IN ie..Bill of Rights.

8. This equates to me and you as freedom from interference in our personal lives and property.

Now in my opinion this equates under the Miranda Act as an example, “YOU HAVE THE RIGH TO KEEP SLIGNET AND ANYTHING YOU SAY WILL BE USED AGAINST YOU IN A COURT OF LAW, DO YOU UNDERSTAND YOUR RIGHTS AS I HAVE READ THEM?”

What this means to me is; THEY DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO ASK THAT QUESTION OR ANY OTHER, because by asking any question is A VIOLATION OF THERE OATH.

One more the 2nd Amendment Does not give me or you any right to keep and bear arms, what it does do is to grant us the knowledge they can not tell us we can not keep and bear arms, without violating there oath of office.

Look up the penalties for violation of oath, violation of oath by 2 or more where there actions cause damage to a citizen.

Some points to ponder.

Glenn

Originally Posted by Glenn

This is a major point of misconception on the part of the people of this Great Nation of Sovereign States bound by the Constitution of the United States of America.Glenn

With all due respect, I have not seen nor been presented with any evidence that a "Constitution of the United States of America" exists, and I believe there is none.


Henry Franklin

[Glenn]

“The Constitution for the United States of America” Sorry….

Glenn

[palani]

Possibly ought to be looking at the Articles of Confederation. Ever wonder how a document that is perpetual and requires the unanimous consent of all 13 states to modify can be over-ridden by a document that only requires the consent of 9 of the 13?