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Do Sovereign Citizens Think Their Tactics Will Work?
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In a shocking interview, a self-proclaimed sovereign citizen revealed their unyielding confidence in the effectiveness of their unconventional methods to overthrow the government.
"I believe our tactics are the only way to stop the tyranny of the Deep State and restore true American freedom," said the 35-year-old man, who wished to remain anonymous. "We will not be silenced or swayed by the corrupt powers that be."
The individual, who claims to be a member of a loosely connected network of sovereign citizens across the United States, insists that their methods, including armed protests and illegal border crossings, are justified.
"We’re not breaking any laws; we’re merely exercising our God-given rights to resist government oppression," the individual asserted.
However, experts say these tactics are not only illegal but also pose a significant threat to public safety.
"Sovereign citizens and their affiliates are responsible for numerous acts of domestic terrorism, including violent protests and hate crimes," stated Dr. Melissa Deckman, a professor of politics and government at Dickinson College.
Despite the risks and criticisms, the sovereign citizen remained steadfast in their conviction that their tactics will eventually prevail.
"I’m not naive; I know it’s a war. We’ll lose some battles, but we’ll win the war. Mark my words."
As the debate around domestic terrorism and right-wing extremism continues to rage on, it remains to be seen whether the sovereign citizens’ tactics will indeed have any lasting impact.
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I have become very interested in the sovereign citizen ideas and behavior because it seems so strange and difficult for me to comprehend. I have watched extensive court room footage of numerous different proponents of those ideas and I'm left with two primary questions.
Do sovereign citizens believe that their tactics will result in the best outcome for themselves or is it a form of activism that, if enough people adopt, is intended to change the system itself to what they believe is the correct interpretation of the law?
Where are they getting their information? It seems incredibly detailed but if you attempt to search info on SC's the internet returns almost entirely government or news articles about it being lunacy.
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Think about it this way, the venn diagram of sovereign citizens and people with mental illness is just a circle.
Like all cults, they’re drawn into the crazy by desperation and greed—promises of no taxes, no insurance premiums, etc. They don’t watch the bodycam or courtroom videos we do. There’s a lot of propaganda from the grifters to take up their time.
>Do sovereign citizens believe that their tactics will result in the best outcome for themselves or is it a form of activism that, if enough people adopt, is intended to change the system itself to what they believe is the correct interpretation of the law?
This is karma whoring at its finest.
People do what they think is best for them, their actions usually prove it.
It depends on what the sovcit’s motives are. Some use sovcit tactics in an attempt to delay their trial or a delay tactic at a traffic stop. A great example of this would be Darrell Brooks. Hardcore believers use their tactics to wear down judges and police to get themselves out of whatever situation they find themselves on. Unfortunately, some are successful and the cop or judge in question acquiesce to them just so they don’t have to deal with them. That’s direction of duty if you ask me cos the actions of that judge or cop only validates their beliefs and further emboldens them.
As to where they get them. I think they look up a name of a particular sovcit and when they do, the will then be able to look up whatever they need to look up since most of these sovcits have social media
If you want to learn about what they believe read any of the books by Johnny Liberty. Most sovcits don’t get their info directly from him but he was very influential in the movement.
As for why, it’s kind of like activism but more like a form of resistance. They believe the legitimate government has been subverted by a group of lawyers and judges and that by holding out long enough the true government will use its power to bail them out.
I think they see themselves a little like the French Resistance. They see the police and judges like the German government and themselves like freedom fighters preparing the way for the Allies to liberate them.