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Do you agree that Technology is going too far?

I was talking to a friend yesterday and he is educated and intelligent. Edinburgh trams are only permitting disabled cards to be scanned on their not smart devices. Another step to their chip in the hand or forehead
 
Aspergers_Aspie said:
Sheriff gives AI warning after a landlord uses fake law defence, here is the story
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LOL. Sounds a bit familiar on our side of the pond as well. Your post reminded me to test an AI platform (Duck Duck Go Search Assist) over such an issue, just to see if it would objectively provide the correct answer:

Question:

Is a "Sovereign Citizen" legally legitimate ?

Answer:

"No, sovereign citizens are not considered legally legitimate as their beliefs and claims lack recognition and support from the legal system. They often face legal consequences for their actions, which include rejecting government authority and filing fraudulent documents."

It does make me wonder about those who so easily buy into what I call "legal folklore". :confused:
 
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Judge said:
"No, sovereign citizens are not considered legally legitimate as their beliefs and claims lack recognition and support from the legal system. They often face legal consequences for their actions, which include rejecting government authority and filing fraudulent documents."

It does make me wonder about those who so easily buy into what I call "legal folklore". :confused:
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We get our fair share of those sorts of idiots here too. If they could legitimately claim sovereign rights to their property then they'd need an internationally recognised passport and a visa to go and do their weekly shopping.

I think it would be funny to see the government crack down on them here, if arrested as illegal immigrants they could get shipped out to one of our offshore immigration detention centres. :)
 
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We get our fair share of those sorts of idiots here too. If they could legitimately claim sovereign rights to their property then they'd need an internationally recognised passport and a visa to go and do their weekly shopping.
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I guess that's where Inkscape and Photoshop come in handy. :p
 
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