Born Without A Title

Jul 15, 2026 11:27 AM

No notes. Great job @op

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Not sure why, but this whole post gives off a @walpurrga vibe

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#9 if I'm ever murdered it was Frederick Venable, if I'm ever missing, he killed me.

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#4 This is every sovereign citizen case in a nutshell

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I've often contemplated making Tic-Tok videos where I just tell people something is completely legal and their right, knowing full well it isn't legal, and not their right. I originally manifested this idea while someone was telling me about Sovereign Citizenship.

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Same, there's a large amount of dumb fucks who'd believe you too, could really cause some mayhem, best version recently i remember was the viral "infinite money glitch", literally just bank fraud lmao.

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Fair, but also laws are threats made by the dominant socioeconomic-ethnic group in a given nation. It’s just the promise of violence that’s enacted and the police are basically an occupying army. You know what I mean?

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#10 So, why is this one in two different fonts?

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Bad editing.

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Because fuck it, they can still read it.

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#4 And which law exactly would forbid me to poop in the ball Pit?

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what's the charge, enjoying a succulent ballpit poop?

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Usually public decency laws. In particular going to the bathroom in open areas can get you registered as a sex offender

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Well...now I'm curious

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Indecent exposure, littering, endangering others by creating a biohazard, trespassing (if you intend on pooping in the ball pit, you are probably not welcome there), probably some others.

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I once defended someone for "deposit of an unwholesome substance". Source: former defense attorney (now prosecutor).

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Okay, so I gotta ask because I know nothing of your career. Do people start out as "Public defenders" and move their way up the ladder to prosecutors?
Is that a thing?
Do they make more?
Is that the "vertical career progression". (corporate ladder)?

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That generally is the corporate ladder for criminal law attorneys, with the possible offshoot of private criminal defense. I started PD, went pros, went private defense, went back to pros (where I am at now). Prosecutors do make more than PDs. Private defense salary really depends on how good ya are. I'm *really* good (if I do say so myself), so I can make a lot more over there, so I'm just spinning my wheels waiting for a good position to open up.

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