Admiralty law, common law and the sovereign

[pcosmar]

Now, how about you find me ONE recording or writing of Ron Paul EVER talking about gold fringe flags, and what he intends to do with all of them when he is elected, THAT I am actually interested in.

Way to go there Glenn, Still missing the point entirely I see, or are you deliberately trying to Obfuscate, and just Troll another thread?

[Becker]

Some government documents are proper English, with upper and lower case. So lets put aside it is for the aforementioned reason.

If you're talking about large bodies of text, then yes, they're in proper cases.

Things which are for ID or business purposes, official use, are almost always in all caps for easy reading. There's a reason official forms always remind you "please print".

Court documents often (but not always) start with naming parties in all caps, this is not because the parties are corporations or that they're necessarily in commerce, just that they are names, and are least affordable to be spelled or read incorrectly. Unlike discourse, exchanges, messages, explanations which one can use a dictionary to aid if necessary.

Seriously though, if having your name is all caps bothers you, don't have one. This Kabbalah Centre logic is childish, the idea that the way, shape or form your name is written gives magical powers.

[Becker]

Way to go there Glenn, Still missing the point entirely I see, or are you deliberately trying to Obfuscate, and just Troll another thread?

Asking a person to provide proof that Ron Paul is with him on he issue is trolling?
He posts pictures of Ron Paul in front of fringeless flags trying to prove a point and I'm not allowed to ask?

[pcosmar]

Asking a person to provide proof that Ron Paul is with him on he issue is trolling?
He posts pictures of Ron Paul in front of fringeless flags trying to prove a point and I'm not allowed to ask?

Ron Paul does believe in Individual Sovereignty.
And despite your effort to Obfuscate,, that is the point of this thread.

[pcosmar]

Some video on the subject. Food for thought.

[Danke]

If you're talking about large bodies of text, then yes, they're in proper cases.

Things which are for ID or business purposes, official use, are almost always in all caps for easy reading. There's a reason official forms always remind you "please print".

Court documents often (but not always) start with naming parties in all caps, this is not because the parties are corporations or that they're necessarily in commerce, just that they are names, and are least affordable to be spelled or read incorrectly. Unlike discourse, exchanges, messages, explanations which one can use a dictionary to aid if necessary.

Seriously though, if having your name is all caps bothers you, don't have one. This Kabbalah Centre logic is childish, the idea that the way, shape or form your name is written gives magical powers.

Why "are almost always?"

Which ones are and which ones aren't?

[Becker]

Ron Paul does believe in Individual Sovereignty.
And despite your effort to Obfuscate,, that is the point of this thread.

I get that part, but since when did he say individual sovereignty requires or is symbolized by lack of gold fringe?

If he never has, isn't it unfair to try to post pics of him as if he's agreeing with the conspiracy theorist.

I don't dispute that Paul stands for liberty, sovereignty and all that good stuff. That doesn't mean I buy the fringe claims about the flag. And I've shown multiple pictures when Paul has no problem being around them.

[Becker]

Why "are almost always?"

Which ones are and which ones aren't?

It is not a requirement, and it depends on what court you are in.

Have you used Justia?

[Danke]

It is not a requirement, and it depends on what court you are in.

Have you used Justia?

I'm talking IDs.

[Becker]

I'm talking IDs.

If I had to guess, they're all all caps, for the reason I stated, because names and addresses are too important to be misread. Sorry I didn't word it clearly, not all documents which can serve ID purposes are called IDs. (for example a newspaper article can ID you by name, rather than by photo, that doesn't mean the article or your name is an official ID of any sort, just that the mention of your name is.)

With that said, don't compare IDs with other documents, if they are for different purposes, they will be written different.

Let's say I grant you (and I don't have to, just making the best case) that your ID treats you as a business corporation, for all purposes of driver licenses, and ID, what's wrong with that? Does a card have power over you outside of the context of where you use it?