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Santa Claus lives off the grid and flies his unregistered aircraft across borders with no use for a passport. Santa Claus is a free man on the land sovereign c

Santa Claus lives off the grid and flies his unregistered aircraft across borders with no use for a passport. Santa Claus is a free man on the land sovereign citizen

kramerger 3y ago
Nah, have you ever met a "sovereign citizen" that gives anything back to the society?
- antisthenes 3y ago
  They certainly give back some entertainment value to society.
- jrflowers 3y ago
  He runs a massive unregulated surveillance apparatus with no opt out and forces adults to accept it by buying the good will of children with goods made by his stable of captive unpaid workers
  - RALaBarge 3y ago
    Damn, the OP is right…
- chrismcb 3y ago
  Yes. Apparently you haven't. Have you actually met a "sovereign citizen?"
  - PhasmaFelis 3y ago
    Are we still talking about the guys who think they that laws don't apply to them if they claim to be "traveling in a conveyance" rather than driving a car? Or is there some other meaning?
cperciva 3y ago
Santa Claus was issued a Canadian Passport in 2013: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/canada-issues-santa-claus-a-passport/article16072973/ https://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/canada-issues-... That said, it expired a few days ago; I don't know if it was ever renewed.
- perihelions 3y ago
  That's just rude. Using children's entertainment to push geopolitical narratives about mineral rights. - "Still, the Canadian government was careful to drive home the point that it believes Santa's workshop lies within this country's territory. [...] As The Globe and Mail first reported earlier in the month, Prime Minister Stephen Harper made a last-minute intervention in Canada's planned submission to the United Nations commission that is accepting claims for seabed rights in regions such as the Arctic. Mr. Harper asked Canadian bureaucrats to go back to the drawing board and craft a more expansive claim for ocean-floor resources in the polar region after the proposed submission they showed him failed to include the geographic North Pole."
felixfbecker 3y ago
It doesn't matter what citizenship Santa has or doesn't have, the GDPR applies whenever he's processing data of EU citizens.
kolinko 3y ago
GDPR applies to him if he deals with European individuals. He will land into trouble the moment he steps on EU soil, if they manage to catch him.
- egberts1 3y ago
  At breathtaking 10,238 mph, catching an object is hard to do.

Santa Claus lives off the grid and flies his unregistered aircraft across borders with no use for a passport. Santa Claus is a free man on the land sovereign citizen

kramerger 3y ago

Nah, have you ever met a "sovereign citizen" that gives anything back to the society?

antisthenes 3y ago
They certainly give back some entertainment value to society.
jrflowers 3y ago
He runs a massive unregulated surveillance apparatus with no opt out and forces adults to accept it by buying the good will of children with goods made by his stable of captive unpaid workers
- RALaBarge 3y ago
  Damn, the OP is right…
chrismcb 3y ago
Yes. Apparently you haven't. Have you actually met a "sovereign citizen?"
- PhasmaFelis 3y ago
  Are we still talking about the guys who think they that laws don't apply to them if they claim to be "traveling in a conveyance" rather than driving a car? Or is there some other meaning?

cperciva 3y ago

Santa Claus was issued a Canadian Passport in 2013: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/canada-issues-santa-claus-a-passport/article16072973/ https://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/canada-issues-... That said, it expired a few days ago; I don't know if it was ever renewed.

perihelions 3y ago
That's just rude. Using children's entertainment to push geopolitical narratives about mineral rights. - "Still, the Canadian government was careful to drive home the point that it believes Santa's workshop lies within this country's territory. [...] As The Globe and Mail first reported earlier in the month, Prime Minister Stephen Harper made a last-minute intervention in Canada's planned submission to the United Nations commission that is accepting claims for seabed rights in regions such as the Arctic. Mr. Harper asked Canadian bureaucrats to go back to the drawing board and craft a more expansive claim for ocean-floor resources in the polar region after the proposed submission they showed him failed to include the geographic North Pole."

felixfbecker 3y ago

It doesn't matter what citizenship Santa has or doesn't have, the GDPR applies whenever he's processing data of EU citizens.

kolinko 3y ago

GDPR applies to him if he deals with European individuals. He will land into trouble the moment he steps on EU soil, if they manage to catch him.

egberts1 3y ago
At breathtaking 10,238 mph, catching an object is hard to do.