How do Detax/Freemen/Sovereigns make out at the Supreme Court?

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How do Detax/Freemen/Sovereigns make out at the Supreme Court of Canada?
Now we know - and the answer is not very well.

Here's a link and summary to the new article published in the Alberta Law Review by Canadian expert Donald Netolitzky and Richard Warman (one of the first to deal with detax anti-Jewish haters in the legal forum of a human rights tribunal):

https://www.albertalawreview.com/index. ... /2593/2553

ENJOY THE SILENCE: PSEUDOLAW AT THE SUPREME COURT OF CANADA
DONALD J.NETOLITZKY AND RICHARD WARMAN
Pseudolaw is a collection of legal-sounding but false rules that purport to be law, employed by groups including the Detaxer and Freemen-on-the-Land movements. While pseudolaw is universally rejected by Canadian courts, no Supreme Court of Canada decision addresses these concepts.

This study reviews 51 unsuccessful Supreme Court leave applications that potentially involve pseudolaw to determine what pseudolaw issues were raised, whether those issues were comprehensible, and therefore if by its silence the Supreme Court has implicitly rejected these concepts.Some pseudolaw-related leave applications were not comprehensible to a legally trained reader; however, the remainder clearly imply that the Supreme Court of Canada has been exposed to the cornerstone concepts of modern pseudolaw, including “Strawman” Theory, and has rejected these ideas as not having national significance.

Here's the soundtrack:

[grixit]

Vows are spoken to be broken, words are meaningless, and forgettable.

Donald Netolitzky did a lot of research here on Quatloos.

[DNetolitzky]

What can I say? I go where the data is.

And in this business, if one of your first stops isn't Quatloos, then you're probably missing out on much that is highly relevant.

(In other words, thanks again guys for doing what you do.)

Donald Netolitzky

[wserra]

(In other words, thanks again guys for doing what you do.)

You've been a big part of it, Donald.

In any event, the exorcism of frickentards is its own reward.

[The Observer]

(In other words, thanks again guys for doing what you do.)

You've been a big part of it, Donald.

In any event, the exorcism of frickentards is its own reward.

Now, if we could only get them to stop passing their genes down.