Does Your Birth Certificate Have Person Status

Does my birth certificate have person status?

Your birth certificate is a paper (and maybe electronic) record of your coming into this world. It cannot be a person as paper is not even close to being able to meet the requirements of being a person.

I'm pretty sure I know where this is going, but I'll play along for a bit.

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Quoting free9man

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Your birth certificate is a paper (and maybe electronic) record of your coming into this world. It cannot be a person as paper is not even close to being able to meet the requirements of being a person.

I'm pretty sure I know where this is going, but I'll play along for a bit.

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Me! Me! Pick me!

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Quoting Dogmatique

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Me! Me! Pick me!

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Teacher's pet! lol

Okay class, Dogmatique is now going to dazzle us with her brilliance.

As opposed to baffling us with BS, I'm sure that will be coming as well. Just not from Dogmatique.

Interesting that this was posted in the "mental health" thread ...

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Quoting cdwjava

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Interesting that this was posted in the "mental health" thread ...

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Yes i'm building up to something.

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Quoting free9man

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Your birth certificate is a paper (and maybe electronic) record of your coming into this world. It cannot be a person as paper is not even close to being able to meet the requirements of being a person.

I'm pretty sure I know where this is going, but I'll play along for a bit.

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Yes but a PLC corporation company is signed off on a piece of paper that gives it person status. When I ask this question i'm talking in legal terms, not lay English. I need to speak with an absolute expert in contract law.

In strictly legal terms, legalese, does a human being's birth certificate have person status when joinder is created between their body and their birth certificate?

Not in plain English, that's obvious that a birth certificate does not have person status, but in the absolute technical letter of the law (legalese), how can a PLC corporation's piece of paper have person status (bonus points for anyone who can name what that piece of paper is called) when human being's a birth certificate, according to free9man, does not?

Basically (in strictly legal terms) does a human being's birth certificate have person status?

I knew it!

This crap has been tried in courts across the country, it NEVER flies.

But to answer your question, NO a birth certificate does not have person status. It is simply a government record of a person's birth.

I figured that was where it was going, too ... hence my comment about it being in the "mental health" thread.

No, a birth certificate does NOT have status as a "person." It is a document.

This Sovereign Citizen claptrap fails in court. I don't know what your game is, but I hope it's strictly academic and you're not really going to try and raise a criminal or civil defense using such spurious claims.

I just love threads like this. I used to go to the comedy clubs to watch comedians but since these yahoos post stuff like this, I get all the chuckles I need for free and don't even have to leave the house.

Let's not run OP off yet, I wanna see where he's going with this: "Yes i'm building up to something."