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How can one become sovereign, if they are unable to live without the state aid, or do they have to get financially autonomous (not require state benefits, aids etc)beforehand?

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Leave a Reply to Lori McCardle

  1. Yes this question is very pertinent to many people in the U.S. currently. I would like to add in with this question, how declaring sovereignty also specifically affects social security benefits that people are living on, and who are no longer able to join a workforce, and are unable to work to produce income any other way.

  2. I am really needing to know this, as I have only ss payments once a month, and since I worked as an actress/educator for very little money I have no savings. The future looks scary and family is not rich to help.

  3. Please if you could include a Canadian perspective on this too. I am a bankrupt unjabbed disabled Canadian, i feel the future looks very dark for me. Thank you .

  4. These people are seriously asking “how can I be independent of the government while benefiting from the government??” SMH. The cognitive dissonance is astounding