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Well *technically* you still have most of those 'freedoms' depending on where you live. The issue is most people do not stand their ground when challenged and will not defend other so-called "citizens" when the state abuses one.
For example; You'll often hear things like
>driving is a privilege!
from uninformed retards that have never read the US Constitution. This is unture. There is nothing in the "law" that states one much register their car, buy state issued tags for it, buy mandated insurance, abide by certain things or paid fines (e.g. seatbelt tickets, speeding tickets). Sure there is a case to be made for doing something criminal like going 120mph down a road that's posted at 20mph while school children are crossing the street. But paying a fine because some faggot saw you driving 5mph over a limit while you weren't wearing a seatbelt? Bullshit. Under US law they can do nothing to restrict your freedom of movement at all.
The issue is no one challenges it. They roll over, pay the fine, willingly sign up to agree to those fines when they "register" and so on and so forth. When a spooky man with a gun tells them to pull over they do it. Then they let him abuse them because they are cowards.
Hence why they have this "movement" of retards that think they can magically make the man with a gun go away by quoting bullshit they read on the internet. They too do not understand anything and mostly only exist so the state can lampoon anyone that actually knows the law.
The solution is not to comply and play their game. If the state tries to force you and threatens you with violence then use violence to make them go away. Band with your neighbors so your violence is more effective. This too, is the law.
But we live in a nation of cowards so more than likely you'll just get shot by said man with the gun when he calls in 20 of his friends/goons to murder you over a "seat belt violation" or whatever other excuse he makes up on the spot.
