I got a big WTF and question

[Watchfoxheadexplodes]

So driving home from work I stop behind another vehicle and it looks like a paper temp plate. Closet I see:

No license no insurance and some drivel about right to travel?

I immediately call local highway enforcement dispatch tells me after I pass information this has become an issue here lately.

Any others seem this?

[asiliveandbreathe]

1. Pray tell, what state?....

[rzemanfl]

2. The "r" and "t" are right next to each other. I have not seen this, but

the plates for both cars expire next month....

[Watchfoxheadexplodes]

3. S.C.

Ahhh it's constitutionalists o boy.

[jberryhill]

4. Sovereign Citizen

These people believe in a strange brew of legal gobbledegook:

[MiniMe]

7. When did this sovereign citizen crap start?

What a bunch of crap. Had to laugh at the guy screaming for the police, and they tell him we ARE the police.

[jberryhill]

8. Quite a while

It is a malignant branch of "you don't have to pay the income tax" school of thought that's been around since the beginning of the federal income tax at least.

They should claim it as their religion, and they'd get wider support from sympathetic crazy people.

[TexasBushwhacker]

9. They should talk to Wesley Snipes about that n/t

[Hassin Bin Sober]

10. Maddow did a very informative piece on it. It's tied with the goofy militia nutbars

The posse comitatus movement

Not to be confused with...

[Watchfoxheadexplodes]

5. I did find

It's like those Keene people that were into not paying rent insurance etc.

[Iggo]

6. LOL @ Sovereign Citizens.

[VOX]

11. Fake plates: "No driver license or insurance required" and "Not for commerce-private mode of travel"

Here's a good example of a sovereign citizen's character:

https://www.splcenter.org/hatewatch/2017/03/21/sovereign-citizen-christopher-byrne-indicted-federal-crimes
Christopher Byrne, a felon and self-proclaimed sovereign citizen — was indicted by a federal court on March 8, 2017 He is charged with illegally possessing weapons and ammunition, which police discovered when they pulled him over in a mall parking lot in Greenwood, Indiana.

Byrne was in a vehicle with a non-state issued license plate that read: “PRIVATE,” “No driver license or insurance required,” and “Not for commerce-private mode of travel,” terms commonly used by sovereign citizens. Byrne refused to provide a license or identification to the officers and claimed he was a sovereign national.

During a search of his automobile police found a loaded rifle, 100 rounds of ammo and an extended clip. They also discovered waters bottles filled with bleach and ammonia, ingredients that can be used to make a bleach bomb.

Police arrested Byrne for habitually violating traffic regulations. This is “any person who, within a 10-year period, accumulates two judgments resulting in injury or death”.

Law enforcement also suspected Byrne of planning to perpetrate an act of domestic terrorism. They initially assumed his target was Greenwood Mall, but now suspect that police themselves were his real target.
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