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fazenda
11-28-2011, 04:54 PM
What state do you live in? if you go TLDR you will miss the question

A deceptively cpmlicated question. One that you have probably never given a full minute to think about. Lets take a look why nobody you know lives in a state.

BLACK'S LAW DICTIONARY FIFTH EDITION (not yelling, title is in all caps) in part

STATE, n. A people uccupying a fixed territory bound together by common-law habits and custom into one body politic exercising, through the medium of an organized government, independent sovereignty and controll over all persons and things within it's boundaries, United States v. Kusche

In its largest sense a "State" is a body politic or a society of men. Beagle v. Motor Vehicle ACC


a body of people occupying a definite territory and politically organized under one government. State ex rel

term may refer to either a body politic of a nation (e.g. United States) or to an individual government unit of sutch nation(e,g. Wisconsin)

The people of a State, in their colective capacity, considdered the party wronged by a criminal deed; the public; as in the title of a cause, "The State vs. A.B."




To many this may seem like gyberish but in reading, it seems noteworthy that at no point in these cases/definitions does it say that the land/groung/territory is the state, in fact it makes distinctions between the state and the territory. it seems from reading this that just beause I am in the airea known commonly as the state of wisconsin I am not legally within the state.
But I could be wrong because of this thing that is mentioned regularly called a "body politic", lets take a look at what this dictioinaty has to say about that.

BODY POLITIC or CORPORATE. A social copmact by witch the whole people covenants with each citizen, and each citizen with the whole people, that all shall be governed by certain laws for the common good. Uriciche v. Kolesar
(hmmm have I done that?... monday I want to subway tuesday I tobaganed down a steep hill wednesday I flew to the moon by way of rootbeer and mentos thursday I lazily drifted back friday I arived back in a way that panicked NASA and sunday I woke up in a veitnameese hospital in a full boody cast, nope no compact, what else is it defined as)

Also a term applied to a municipal corporation, school district, county or city. State or Nation or public associations.
Utah State Building commision, for Use and benifit of Mountain States Suplyc CO., v.Great Ammerican Indemnity CO.

Ok give me a moment... hmmmm am I a municipal corporation... hmmm no, I guess not. what about a school district... no definitly not. am I a county, city, state, nation or public association?... Hmmm no, no, no, no and maby not.
ok so the second definition ads no help, lets take annother look at the first one. That word compact is sticking out in my mind, lets look at it.

COMPACT, n. An agreement or contract between persons, nations or states.

a contract between parties witch creats obligations and rights capable of being enforced, and contemplated as sutch between the parties.
A mutual consent of parties

hmm have I consented or contracted to ba a part of a body politic

lets see.

CONTRACT(many definitions are only in part because I am typing all this but the definitions for contract takes 2.5 pages so I will only have the eliments of a contract)
an agreement between two or more persons witch creates an obligation to do or not do a particular thing. it's essentials are competent parties(added note,both mentaly and of subject matter), subject mater a legal consideration mutuality of agreement and mutuality of obligation.

well firts I will say to my knowledge I have not agreed to to any obligations.
seccond considdering title 26(internal revinue code) alone is as as thick if not more so than a phone book I am not competent to the subject matter of whatever agreement they think I have.

Yea I'm pretty sure I dont live in a state, but I want to ask what state do you live in?(I am allready assuming people out there will respond with comments like annoyance, boredom, hunger so if you do that try to meke it hilarious)

ebin-san
11-29-2011, 03:48 PM
wouldnt you like to know... ;)
lol i dont even live in america :P

fazenda
11-30-2011, 12:48 PM
wouldn't you like to know... ;)
lol i don't even live in America :P

Oh, right I should have considered non Americans out there. what country do you live in?

COUNTRY. The territory occupied by an independent nation or people, or the inhabitants of such territory. In the primary meaning "country" denotes the population, the state, the nation, or the government, having possession and dominion over the territory.

NATION. A people, organization of men, existing in an organized jural society, usually inhabiting a distinct portion of the earth, speaking the same language, using the same customs, possessing historic continuity, and distinguished from other groups by their racial origin and characteristics, and generaly, but not necessarily, living under the same government and sovereignty. Worcester v. Georgia

Once again where you think you live is usually not the land, but how could it be, how could a prosecutor bring a case in the name of the land?

State of Wisconsin v. Fazenda

Charge, excessive speed

Fazenda,(question for prosecuting attorney) Is there evidence of a complaining party?

prosecuting attorney, That would be the state of wisconsin.

Fazenda, objection non responsive, my question was not who is the complaining party, my question is asking is their evidence of it's existence.

prosecuting attorney,(shuffling papers) ubb unn ummm aaa... Your Honor, I'm withdrawing the charges.

ebin-san
12-03-2011, 10:08 PM
it says in the location thingy...






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fazenda
12-03-2011, 10:17 PM
it says in the location thingy...






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lulz

I will assume you went all T.L.D.R.

ogozi4
12-05-2011, 06:27 PM
I live in RIvers State of the Niger Delta!!!

fazenda
12-10-2011, 10:31 PM
This thread is now up to 58 views but only 5 posts.

I now must specifically encourage any relevant response.
That includes ones calling this ridiculous, calling me ridiculous, claiming you already thought this or whatever.
ass long as you check back occasionally to respond toy responses

ebin-san
12-11-2011, 02:34 PM
im sorry... im not sure what TLDR means... :S

fazenda
12-11-2011, 03:10 PM
I'm sorry... I'm not sure what TLDR means... :S


TLDR

Too
Long
Didn't
Read

ebin-san
12-13-2011, 04:01 PM
hehehehe..... was i that obvious? >:3 lol

fazenda
12-14-2011, 12:26 PM
hehehehe..... was i that obvious? >:3 lol


A bit, yes. But I did try to warn people not to skip reading it.

Top line.
"What state do you live in? if you go TLDR you will miss the question"

I think I either made the whole thing too long so nobody wants to read it or too technical and nobody wants to respond.

ebin-san
12-20-2011, 03:36 PM
mmm... maybe. you should post a condensed version :3

fazenda
12-20-2011, 09:53 PM
mmm... maybe. you should post a condensed version :3

This is a smaller version of the original post. If you didn't read the main post, READ THIS ONE

What state do you live in?

STATE, n. A people occupying a fixed territory bound together by common-law habits and custom into one body politic exercising, through the medium of an organized government, independent sovereignty and control over all persons and things within it's boundaries, United States v. Kusche

In its largest sense a "State" is a body politic or a society of men. Beagle v. Motor Vehicle ACC

BODY POLITIC or CORPORATE. A social compact by witch the whole people covenants with each citizen, and each citizen with the whole people, that all shall be governed by certain laws for the common good. Uriciche v. Kolesar

COMPACT, n. An agreement or contract between persons, nations or states.

Contracts must be consented to by both parties, with a meeting of the minds(true understanding of what is being agreed to by both parties)
here's is some of what members of states agree to.
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_HmMr3YeV_oU/SU5uRNyYzFI/AAAAAAAAA4E/7dj9m7FSC8k/s400/us+code+books.JPG
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/208/490945374_c2a4eaf68a.jpg


What state do you live in, Florida, Denver, Denial?

ebin-san
12-26-2011, 01:43 AM
ahh... well in which case, i must refer back to my earlier post and say that i do not live in the USA :(

fazenda
12-26-2011, 01:47 PM
ahh... well in which case, i must refer back to my earlier post and say that i do not live in the USA :(

Again I must mention that this is not limited to the USA,

COUNTRY. The territory occupied by an independent nation or people, or the inhabitants of such territory. In the primamry meaning "country" denotes the population, the state, the nation, or the government, having possession and dominion over the territory.

NATION
A people, or aggregate of men, existing in an organized jural society, usually inhabiting a distinct portion of the earth, speaking the same language, using the same customs.

For words in green, see "body politic"

Unknown
12-28-2011, 11:03 PM
Minnesota.

I know my location thingy on here says California but I moved. I'm too lazy to change it.

fazenda
12-29-2011, 03:11 PM
Minnesota.

I know my location thingy on here says California but I moved. I'm too lazy to change it.

You're messing with me, right? You must be messing with me.
The top line of my original post is
"What state do you live in? if you go TLDR you will miss the question"
I try to go all in to what a state IS, and then deconstruct what it is to show that it is not what you think it is.
WEBSTERS Comprehensive Desk Reference Library
WEBSTERS DICTIONARY

state n. condition, situation, pomp ;
people united into one body politic, commonwealth, power wielded by the government;
a. public, relating to the body politic

To everyone who reads this, please go to where the local county/city prosecutor works, ask if he is busy if not ask does (such and such) traffic law apply outside of the state of (your state here) he will most likely say no it does not(if he claims it does, ask how its power extends outside of it's own limits) now ask if he brings cases to court in the name of the county/city/state. If he affirms that he brings cases to court under one of those names, ask if he represents that entity. Then when he affirm he does, ask if the county/city/state is the ground, he will most likely say "no it's more that that" ask how he proves presence within the county/city/state.

ebin-san
12-29-2011, 11:55 PM
i live in northern ireland, primarily part of the United kingdom now, after the british took over. it is run by a shaky unstable collaborative government between two parliament parties who cannot agree or tell the truth. mostly due to the mistrust and years of violence and retaliation.

i dare say that there is nothing good to say about living here, no one likes anyone, the people have grown to be narrow minded, paranoid and needlessly violent.

because of religion (Catholics vs. protestants mainly) the people here cannot even live together, every town is divided up, where the catholic live in one place and protestants live in the other. this is known as segregation and it is a common theme in the UK.

young people feel the need to riot, kill, bomb, join dissident groups and stereotype anything that moves all because of a past which does not even apply to their generation. how will this kingdom come to mend itself if this continues?

of course there's the queen, who sits in her royal chambers doing fuck all. then the police who cant do anything for fear of their own lives and the parliament? useless! no one trusts them after they caused the credit crunch, stealing money from our bank accounts just to buy a second car or maybe even a holiday house, leaving us with nothing.

and that is what i have to say about where i live. thanks for reading. :3

fazenda
12-30-2011, 04:48 AM
i live in northern ireland, primarily part of the United kingdom now, after the british took over. it is run by a shaky unstable collaborative government between two parliament parties who cannot agree or tell the truth. mostly due to the mistrust and years of violence and retaliation.

i dare say that there is nothing good to say about living here, no one likes anyone, the people have grown to be narrow minded, paranoid and needlessly violent.

because of religion (Catholics vs. protestants mainly) the people here cannot even live together, every town is divided up, where the catholic live in one place and protestants live in the other. this is known as segregation and it is a common theme in the UK.

young people feel the need to riot, kill, bomb, join dissident groups and stereotype anything that moves all because of a past which does not even apply to their generation. how will this kingdom come to mend itself if this continues?

of course there's the queen, who sits in her royal chambers doing fuck all. then the police who cant do anything for fear of their own lives and the parliament? useless! no one trusts them after they caused the credit crunch, stealing money from our bank accounts just to buy a second car or maybe even a holiday house, leaving us with nothing.

and that is what i have to say about where i live. thanks for reading. :3

Well the government is kinda similar here, unable to tell the truth plenty of mistrust/violence.
Many of the people are set in their ways and lack trust in other people and as for the violence you mostly hear people talking about it being done by proxy

As for religion I am fine with whatever religion you or anyone is(from the ones I've met) as long as you don't try to convert me or tell me why mine is wrong. For the segregation, that is mostly gone except that people of certain income amounts tend to live more commonly in certain areas.

The young people here(of witch I am one) could use a bit of the enthusiasm of yours over there. Except for the whole wall street thing there hasn't been too many notable riots I've noticed. But killing and bombs, someone should try to get them to accept the concept that the initiation of violence is always wrong.

We don't have a queen, we have a president who is basically a king for a term of years or at least people treat him as such. The police here on average don't tend to try to protect their lives as much as they do stuff to potentially ruin the lives of others, such as bringing a person to court over the possession of marijuana, A "victimless crime" the very phrase is laughable since over here(and there) the courts are structured around an adversarial system , and inorder to have adversaries someone's rights need to have been violated. To whoever reads this, thanks for reading if you did.

ebin-san
12-30-2011, 11:32 AM
i dont think that things will ever change here unfortunately, as far as i know, things are reverting back to the way they were many years ago. its good for America that you have a president whos honestly trying very hard to mend the havoc left behind by previous (you know who i mean) presidents.

however, here every new prime minister (our special word for a half-president) is exactly the same as the last, i genuinely think they couldnt care less, they only got the job because they are good liars.

i think its fair to understand why i hate living here. i despise the fact that no one can trust anyone and everyone is so judgemental about religion, skin colour or any of those silly things. they wont talk to you if youre not how they like. its shit, because i dont care, ill talk to anyone, i love people and talking and getting along with others and here, that doesnt really happen. im already an outcast for the way that i dress and the music i enjoy, my views are seen as "abnormal" too.
:L
aw well. i cant wait to get out of here though, the sooner i get to university the better (just three more years! >.<) then move away, some place "nicer". :L