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Originally posted by djusdjus
Originally posted by thewind
reply to post by djusdjus
driving is a privilege not a right
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Sorry here, but driving is a right! That is guranteed in the "Declaration of Independence", or are you familiar with that document? This understood right was not placed directly into the constitution because it was fully understood by all who wrote the constitution at that time that this and other "unalienable" rights were guaranteed to us by the creator(God).
No it's not a right. You show me anywhere in the declaration where it says it is your right to drive a car or truck? If it's your right, why do you require a license and testing? Why do you require insurance on your vehicle?
Get yourself educated man, your ignorance is showing. You are wrong. Period. Now look it up and become enlightened to your folly.
Why do some of you Americans blindly believe you are entitled to all the amenities of modern living as a "right" that was granted in your constitution which apparently an inordinately large amount of you have failed to read and an equally large amount of you are dimwitted in your weak attempts to interpret it.
The Declaration of Independence
We hold these truths to be self-evident, That all Men are created equal, that they are ENDOWED by their CREATOR with certain UNALIENABLE RIGHTS...
en·dow (n-dou)
tr.v. en·dowed, en·dow·ing, en·dows
1. To provide with property, income, or a source of income.
2.
a. To equip or supply with a talent or quality: Nature endowed you with a beautiful singing voice.
Well, the vehicle I own is not owned by the state, and I have it financed! I have seen my title at the bank who is holding it, and that is Wells Fargo! What makes a person have to obey state laws is when they agree with the state to obtain a driver's license. You are willing to forfeit your rights instead of going to court to battle the local gov't.
Originally posted by thewind
reply to post by dalan.
The contract makes the law correct?
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The contract doesn't necessarily make the law, for if it did, then you'd have to sign a contract with the state also when you signed the final part of your auto loan. I have never seen an automobile loan contract from any bank or finance company that said the state was appilicable for anything other than a sales tax.
Originally posted by thewind
reply to post by dalan.
Like I said in a few posts ago concerning my title to my blazer. Wells Fargo has it, I have seen it, and I was the one who actually sent it to them because they accidentally put it into the folder of purchase when we bought the vehicle. I called them at their branch office and told them what happened, and mailed the title to them. Since then, the title remains in my folder at their office. That's all I can tell ya on that.
Again, the magic language. Learn it and use it. Never go to court, the judge will act as banker and not judge unless YOU invoke the judicial notice of the Judges oath of office.