"By what right does a government unilaterally deem citizenship upon a human being? I do not recall entering a citizenship contract with any government. Government: please produce the contract.

This is the crux of the matter: one is born free, not a subject by virtue of a geographical happenstance."

Says you, citing yourself. Who says that citizenship must involve a 'contract'? You do, citing yourself. Which is meaningless....as you don't define any legal principle.

This is the crux of the matter. Just because you *imagine* that you're immune to the law doesn't mean that your imagination changes the law in the slightest. You don't decide which laws apply to you and which laws don't.

We do. And by 'we', I mean the people through their elected representatives. The people were here before you were. And they'll be here long after you're gone. They have authority collectively that you do not possess.

But hey, don't take my word for it. Go to court and see how well your 'self declared laws' work for you. You'll quickly learn what virtually every 'sovereign citizen' before you to try that has learned:

Your imagination doesn't amount to much.