Elon Musk...

Much as Musk already hates the FAA, this only threw fuel on the fire. Pretty funny that he acted like he wasn’t aware it’s publicly available; since he hasn’t sued the kid he must have already known it was basically publicly available.
He’s such a Special Boy.

$5mil or bust, cheapskate.

Heeeey mama rock me. . .

What gets my goat about these losers is that they are the very definition of ‘for me but not for thee’. They still benefit from the infrastructure the government provides and enjoy the perks of modern society, a fact they somehow manage to overlook every time they’re explaining how they don’t owe anything to anyone.

So, if a Sovereign Citizen is within our country and we don’t have a treaty with them...is it considered an invasion by an enemy?

I can’t believe how much influence the handyman from NewsRadio has now.

I feel so sorry for you having the wade though their bullshirt.

Counter-point: Trump was an election away from bringing out Beef Supreme and the Dildozer.

Ugh... gonna have to trot this out again...

Most lawyers, if they have practiced long enough, can tell you stories about encountering these people. The common denominator is that they view the law as a sort of system of magic in which specific words and incantations are given enormous power. Logic, reason, and rationality have nothing to do with it. This is why…

Donald-groveling, willfully ignorant Republicans...there’s literally no end to their stupidity.

The sheer number of different flavors of crazy we have in this country is fascinating.

You may have noticed Keys referred to his car as his wagon, on wagon wheels.

Is there anything about this whole Sovereign Citizen stuff beyond “fuck you mom, you can’t tell me what to do!”?

So these “sovereign” folks like to “travel” on public roads? Are they also the ones who don’t want to pay income taxes? If they don’t want to be part of the US of A, why not move somewhere else or start their own “sovereign nation”?

Id believe this. Bermuda is a country of very little space with tiny twisty roads.  Tourists are only allowed mopeds and all the cement trucks are very cute 1/3 scale.  

My car is not a car.

Bermuda has a maximum width limit that applies to most private vehicles. In 1968, I bought a new Ford Cortina GT. I read every review of that model that I could find. One of those reviews said that the Cortina was slightly too wide (less than a milimeter, IIRC) to meet Bermuda’s requirements, so the Ford plant in…

Ironically, this only makes me want a Jimny that much more.