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Originally Posted by Rathji
Can a human being have a passport? or do you need to be a person?
Can a human being register in a University or do you have to be a person?
How about vote?
Take out a loan or some other form of credit?
Have a drivers license?
How about a SIN?
A job?
Own land or other property?
Sue someone?
I am confused what point the whole 'Human Being' vs 'Person' part of your posts is trying to make.
Of course you do, but that doesn't give you the right to avoid paying the taxes or fines that you incur as a citizen of this country.
I am referring to being a citizen of Canada, who lives in Calgary, Alberta . I have no idea what you think we are talking about here. Canadian, American, British. It really doesn't matter. Law is law, and despite differences between the countries, you still need to follow it. The courts decide what the law really is, and how it will be applied.
You know anyone who has written stuff on a traffic ticket and had it been acceptable in a court of law as payment? I don't.
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When you go to the Govt of Canada you are asking for them to do the paperwork for you. Yes a human being can have a passport. He can also issue what is called a "Notice of Understanding and Intent" to the country you are wanting to visit. It can be accepted or denied. Much like an Elected Official who Notifies the country of his/her Understanding and Intent in the country they visit.
Yes a human being can go to school.
You actually control your vote over Canada as you have fired your representative voting for you. (eg - the "sale" of Canada in the NA union you get the power to say yes or no instead of your representative.)
Taking a loan? This will open a whole new can of worms and this will be answered in a few months. But you do own Canada.
You do not need a DL to drive in Canada under the Common Law Jurisdiction. You have the right to travel. That is why you do not say the legal word driver. Everyone in the car are travelers. Only a Person is a Driver.
Your SIN is also called your government employee #. Call them and ask. You may have to escalate to get the answer. So yes, it is legal to quit your job. And not have a SIN. It is lawful to work in Canada and not lawful to be forced to work for anyone.
Yes, however there are some difficulties here. Major corporations will need a SIN. It is a PERSON hiring a PERSON when it comes to Corporations. And that PERSON (Corporation) is a PERSON for legal reasons. But you can work under contract. (A corporation can make more money if it has PERSON status. It however can obviously not be a Human Being.)
Yes you can own land. CLAIM OF RIGHT falls under this category.
Oh yes you can sue someone. And it is very simple as long as it is proven you have a claim.
A Person is a legal fiction.
A Human Being is a creation of "God" under which all are created equal.
GOD is not defined in Law as you can not define GOD. Due to this GOD can be an old toaster if you want or the creator of everything.
These are broad brush strokes I am aware. But brief explanations.
If this thread is derailing we can start a new one.