Comment on Sovereign citizen who kidnapped her child sentenced to two years' jail
eureka@aussie.zone 2 weeks agoTom Tanuki created a two-part summary of the two main Aussie SovCit movements:
p1: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ea_7jUU489g
p2: www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIrcWtuLkdA
A couple of interesting notes I remember:
- Being more closely tied to British monarchy, our versions seem to stem more from the Canadian variant than the US, but there’s def plenty of crossover.
- Not sure if this is a big factor in the US movement too, but there’s a big focus on the family courts, so plenty of them are disenfranchised divorced parents who lost custody and have engaged in collective harassment of ex-partners and legal workers like judges.
- One of the main movements comes from an indigenous liberation perspective. It’s just as much a scam and stands in the way of actual resistance efforts, but there’s more to it than just ultraliberalism (e.g. US Libertarian ideology)