Anibal Jose Baez
I have some more questions. No doubt that the "Am I being detained? Am I free to go?" mantra has seem to work in many occasions, apparently.
But, 1- does not the questions "Am I being detained? Am I free to go?" already imply/presumes authority, master/servant? 2- If "they" really don't have ANY authority, why ask those questions? 3- Does my freedom depends on the arbitrary decision of a stranger, low ranking fictitious character, impersonator of a public official, that can act as accuser and judge at the same time? 4- Why would a REAL free man beg/ask for permission, to another man, to be "free to go"? 5- Can any other man really hold that much power over another man, without consent? 6- Wouldn't it be DELUSIONAL to ask a complete stranger if one is "free to go"? 7- If there is such thing as IMMUNITY, would that have to be GRANTED by an AUTHORITY, or is something you just proclaim in some paper, saying you just have it, "because I say so"?
What the heck do I know?