And where did they get that idea?
It never ceases to amaze me how many people thing that unless something is specifically mentioned in the Constitution it is not a right.
Such a view is a gross misunderstanding of the Constitution, the purpose of which is to limit government, not to limit people.
Yeah, that was smart.
IMO, he was paid a visit in order to be intimidated.
Oh, good move, that.
For years we did a pretty good job of keeping the Lunatics out of NH, they mainly settled in Vermont. Sigh.
If thats the case, I hope you have lots of free time. Youll need it for your career in jail.
Been there, done that.
The state (or the feds) dont have the AUTHORITY to (whatever) haha. Famous last words.
I used to know the menu of the Tyler, Hardin, and Jasper county jails. I still remember that Tuesday was free tater tot night at Sonic they provided dinner that day. Wednesday was Pizza Hut.
Oh and authority or not your butt is still locked up. Haha.
Live and learn. Or something.
I wonder if he's ever heard the phrase, "Good cop, bad cop."
The authorities are not your friends. Period. They're not necessarily your enemy, but they certainly are not your friends. They don't have to tell you the truth, either. They'll say or act how ever they think they need to in order to get what ever they're looking for. It pays not to forget that when dealing with the government."
"flying is not a right."
Yep, first it was driving. That used to be a right until some bright politician in Massachusetts decided it was profitable to make it illegal. Now as far as the goon squads are concerned, it's flying, taking a bus or train (since the goons are in charge of that now too) and just you wait, in the name of "security" walking without govt permission will be illegal too. Americans are sheep. They get the bloody rear end they deserve.
Two points:
1. He is just going to engage in civil disobedience and will not be violent, therefore the Feds at the airport will only taser him once and probably not hit him with a baton.
2. The right to travel freely in the USA is a right, the specific mode of transportation is not mentioned.
Parting thought: did Kanning ask the FBI if they knew what a Bivens claim is?
Libertarian Ping! (Reminds me of this story: Free Stater Jailed for Performing Manicure Glad to see these guys are active.
FSP Ping!
ahahaha
If flying and driving are not rights, then we should be refunded our taxes that go to roads and bloated airline bailouts if we do not fly or drive.
I generally support the FreeStaters, but I think this guy is off here. If he wants to fly without an ID, he needs to buy his own plane and build his own airstrip.
I like that he was so amiable about the FBI agents, though -- sounds like they all but went out for a beer together.