A plead to Danke and others in the know.

[osan]

How about forming "Free City Projects" Take over cities. Let city go defunct. Form new entity pay little or no property taxes. Previous defunct city defaults on all obligations including pensions. New entity not liable for the incorporated cities debts or obligations. All these cities also decide to pay no state or fed income taxes.

Yes, that was an idea I have considered. Apparently, and judging by the FSP results thus far, attempting to take over an entire state, even a hip-pocket sized one like NH is too ambitious. Try taking over a town and by way of ordnance remove unjust mechanisms.

I had a related thought on this: If cops are generally allowed to rove hither thither with their firearms unmolested whereas "ordinary" people, the mundanes, are not then why not simply grant peace officer status to every resident of a town who requests it? They become paid ($1/annum salary) members of the force and hold all the same powers any other cop holds. This returns that equality of status that never should have gone so far out of balance in the first place. Here, "status" is the key term. The whole notion of elevating a cop to a higher status than anyone else is ridiculous on its face to anyone with eyes to see. Apparently, few have those eyes but this sort of maneuver alters perception drastically... at least I would hope that it would. One would have to be some special brand of stupid to remain blind to it under those circumstances.

Methinks there could be a thread of its own there...

[Czolgosz]

Yes, that was an idea I have considered. Apparently, and judging by the FSP results thus far, attempting to take over an entire state, even a hip-pocket sized one like NH is too ambitious. Try taking over a town and by way of ordnance remove unjust mechanisms.

I had a related thought on this: If cops are generally allowed to rove hither thither with their firearms unmolested whereas "ordinary" people, the mundanes, are not then why not simply grant peace officer status to every resident of a town who requests it? They become paid ($1/annum salary) members of the force and hold all the same powers any other cop holds. This returns that equality of status that never should have gone so far out of balance in the first place. Here, "status" is the key term. The whole notion of elevating a cop to a higher status than anyone else is ridiculous on its face to anyone with eyes to see. Apparently, few have those eyes but this sort of maneuver alters perception drastically... at least I would hope that it would. One would have to be some special brand of stupid to remain blind to it under those circumstances.

Methinks there could be a thread of its own there...

Interesting. A duly elected Sheriff in a small town of freedom lovers, where each person is automatically a deputy?