I'm not sure how successful people have been doing this, but basically its the notion of self, and all others as being sovereign beings. Its
intrinsic to respect for each person, and their rights which are being violated both by social norms, and by governments around the world, to see
everyone this way.
Lakota Sioux nation declared sovereignity,
www.worldproutassembly.org...
Oklahoma declared sovereignity, however its still very bound to American law.
www.ok-safe.com...
Theres an online self-sovereignity document here:
selfsip.org...
This site says tax protestors are doing it and sending in their proclamations to the tax office. They say its probably not legal, and unless they
actually win their case in a court of law, the office will be investigating an filing charges.
www.albionmonitor.com...
I believe everyone to be a sovereign. But the point is, there is a shared responsibility as we are born into nations. The very hospitals you are
born on, the roads you drive upon, the infrastructure that exists requires joint funds and cooporation, or you would be born into far more primitive
conditions. So I strike a balance in my mind, sovereign yet needfully cooperative. In which case, we need to work for the best governments possible,
and this is the task we are failing at. No one wants to do the work.