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Our next reddit post comes from our slash legal advice UK.

Hi there. This is a really, really weird one, but to cut a long story short, my brother moved in with me at the start of the lockdown

because he was living in hotels for some reason.

I recently found out that this was because he owes around 260,000 pounds in debts to a multitude of small businesses for various reasons.

A lot of these cases have gone to the high court, and he's being actively pursued by bailiffs.

When he moved in, he was relatively normal, but vague about why he was living in hotels.

Then, as lockdown continued, he started to get more and more obsessed with these Freeman on the land slash common law types,

which has led to some major disputes like saying that he doesn't have to wear a mask because he's not a subject of the crown,

but the Corellian Lord protectorship, and trying to annex land from the fields behind our house,

because apparently you can claim lands by throwing a hatchet at four corners.

I think this is one of those... shoot, what are they called in America?

There's a name for these people. Oh god, what are they called?

Sovereign Citizen, that's right. So for those who don't know, because this is kind of French,

there's a group of people in the US called Sovereign Citizens, and I guess in the UK they're called

the Freeman on the land, who believe that because of some like long, outdated law that they found on Facebook,

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