Jared Loughner's grammar obsession closely echoes "sovereign citizen" philosophy

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

I think it's really sad that some people want to cast aspersions on the parents without any foundation in fact.

The neighbors' comments not withstanding?

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The campus police had a 51 page report on the guy documenting all his antisocial behavior, with the recommendation that he be evaluated by a mental health professional. I would say that somebody had a strong suspicion that he was a bit off center.

Wasn't that also the case with that guy who shot up va tech?

[Peikko 1,575]

Mental instability does not equal tendency toward violence however. There is a danger in making too strong a connection between the one and the other.

[Jenn! 918]

So these are those "off-the-grid" types who live out in the woods and refuse to pay taxes?

[Kevin and 10]

Montana Freeman Stand Off

[Jenn! 918]

300,000 is not an insignificant number. Not all of them are violent, of course. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/38668124/ns/us_news-life/

[Kevin and 10]

A couple years ago one of my friends jumped all over this ####### claiming the US is a corporation and we are collateral for the US .gov for the debt owed to England. He said he could get out of it using UCC Statues. "All you have to do is file some paperwork." I told him to do it then. To this day he still spouts off about it and still hasn't filed any paperwork to free himself.

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A couple years ago one of my friends jumped all over this ####### claiming the US is a corporation and we are collateral for the US .gov for the debt owed to England. He said he could get out of it using UCC Statues. "All you have to do is file some paperwork." I told him to do it then. To this day he still spouts off about it and still hasn't filed any paperwork to free himself.

I can't view YouTubes right now but that's pretty funny. I have a friend who lives down in Virginia now ... his wife wants him to buy a house but he won't until he can pay for the whole thing. He doesn't want to pay debt with a fiat currency.

Oh and the same guy used to live in Jersey during the real estate boom... he was amused that all these people were making "something out of nothing" but even their "something" was really "nothing" because it was all fiat currency. He used to hear people brag about how much their homes appreciated and laugh about it later, thought it was hilarious that they were so proud of their fiat riches.

He has a full time job now and I do like to remind him that he gets paid in fiat money.

[Empress of Groovy 373]

For a more serious observation, the desert does seem to attract "unique" thinkers. I think the low humidity mummifies their brains.

I can vouch for that. I lived in Tucson for 6 1/2 years (I'm a UA grad). I've lived in a few cities, and Tucson is definitely the nuttiest. I've long held that position, although now it seems insensitive to put it that way.