Common Misconceptions-- 7.0: Lawful Fictions and Legal Fictions November 20, 2020 By Anna Von Reitz

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Common Misconceptions-- 7.0: Lawful Fictions and Legal Fictions November 20, 2020 By Anna Von Reitz

In our discussion about "states" we got a glimpse of how many different kinds of states there are, or which may be defined and labeled, and thus come into a kind of existence that we accept as being real, much as we suspend our sense of reality when watching a movie.
When we describe our States of the Union as physical places with political boundaries, most of us realize that the political boundaries are fictional and more or less arbitrary. These political borders exist by social convention, a sort of mutual group acceptance that agrees to honor the existence of the border between, say, Wisconsin and Minnesota---even though we know that there is no such border mandated by Nature and no fence separating Hudson, Wisconsin from St. Croix, Minnesota.
We call these mental constructs "legal fictions". And yes, Hudson, Wisconsin and St. Croix, Minnesota, are legal fictions, too. They don't really exist, but we name a spot on the globe --- give it a label, and voila--- a "mixed reality" is born. The actual place is wedded to an artificially constructed location and an arbitrary label, resulting in: St. Croix, Minnesota or Detroit, Michigan.
It's handy as can be, if you need to get to Detroit, or want to tax property located in and around St. Croix, Minnesota --- but we need to realize that this is all fictional and arbitrary, a sort of matrix or grid superimposed on the factual world we actually live in.
Yes, there is a town built at the location we call St. Croix, Minnesota, but the town isn't the location, and the name is arbitrary. We could just as well call that location Lumsdil, Umpsaquah.
Once you become aware of legal fictions you can see them everywhere. The title or patent to a piece of land is a legal fiction. The name of your bank is a legal fiction. Even your Proper Name can be unlawfully converted and construed as a legal fiction.
While we all know that "GM" and "BMW" and "IBM" are big commercial corporations in various lines of business, it's generally harder for people to see that DOJ, FBI, CIA, USMC, US DISTRICT COURT, STATE OF GEORGIA and IRS are all commercial corporations in various lines of business in exactly the same way. The Department of the Army and the Oconto Fire Department and the Greenhills Food Cooperative are all legal fictions, too.

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