Here are a few things I personally think we should note about the sovcits. Perhaps one of the board’s current or former LEOs can state if I’m off base with these.
First, they are not actually anarchists. They are not out to chuck laws; they (going by their mantras/incantations) seem to believe the laws do apply, but the laws being enforced on them at the moment in question, in their belief, specifically do not apply to them. They believe the laws provide for that exemption for them.
Next, we cannot discount the depth of their desire for their beliefs to be true. The more they suffer, the more involved, the more invested they are in this belief system.
And this brings us to the reason they’re trying to get pulled over. They’re the ones recording most of their encounters with law enforcement. You may have noticed the conversation with the camera (as I like to call it) many of them are having while the police officer is on the way to their car. What’s the purpose of the conversation with the camera? Basically, it’s like a processional before a mass begins. It’s setting the stage for the congregation actual audience of the recording.
An aware person, i.e. not a sovcit, might ask, “So, hey, Monty; who exactly is that audience?” Like a good performance, there is more than one group in the audience this is for. One group are those who are the low level, not actually fully invested in this insanity, but are there to cheer on their heroes. These are the ones living their fantasy life vicariously through those we see in the videos provided by law enforcement, courts, and the purported heroes themselves.
The other group in the audience is comprised of those who (a) are making money off the slightly invested, (b) the movement’s shamans, and (c) the fully invested.
Group (a) are those who sell the paraphenalia to the slightly invested souls. You might notice they don’t accept sovcit script or anything other than actual government created money. They’re putting out the plates, stickers, identification documents, and other pseudo-legal accouterments, all for profit.
Group (b) might seem to be like Group (a) but Group (b) has managed to evolve somewhat. I don’t recall seeing this before the last month or so, although I have been paying attention to these loons for quite some time now. The shamans are now providing real-time “legal” advice during group (a)'s encounter with LEOs. That’s another reason for the conversation with the camera during the LEO’s approach to the vehicle. I don’t know if the shaman’s speed-dial real-time “service” is free or not, but it does provide for some great performance in some of the videos.
Now you should ask, “What about group (c)?” As I said, those are the ones who are fully invested in this worldview. They are the ones who have viewed, read, or participated slightly in this stuff, but then instead of facing facts, have morphed into True Believerstm. They might seem to be amusing, but they are dangerous, lethally dangers. They have killed in the past and will likely kill again. The more of the lightly invested (aka the performers) and those in Group (a) who buy into this view, the more likely the ranks of Group (c) will grow, and that means the more likely more innocent people will be murdered by these sovcits.
Again, they may seem amusing, but they’re not. They’re lethal.
Earlier, I posted a link to a video showing one of these performers getting tased when he was not complying with lawful orders of court officers. I’ve also seen, as I’m sure many you have, videos of LEOs first telling a suspect they’re going to get tased. I really wish the nomenclature was that from the first instance I can recall in literature (including TV series as literature) of such a device: Star Trek’s agonizer from Mirror, Mirror. ISTM it might be cool to hear the LEO warn a sovcit, “You’re going to get agonized!”