KLC Lewis wrote:

Don -- who holds allodial title to your house and the land it sits upon? I
guarantee that you don't. And without allodial title, you are, at best, a
tenant. Same with your car -- you only "own" it in the sense that you get to
use it until, or unless, the government decides to take it from you. Do you
even truly own your own body? If so, you should be able to do anything to it
you like. But you can't.

No matter where you go on this planet, you will be considered a citizen or
subject of one flag or another. Try to be a "Man Without A Country," and you
fall under UN jurisdiction.

We are all here on this earth for a short time,
and we don't get to take anything with us when we
die. Even if you live to be 100 years old, it is
just a speck in known history.

That makes all of us temporary custodians, and
unable to really own anything since we don't get
to keep it for long under any circumstances.

Relax, and enjoy your temporary use of a boat to
get out and see more of the world. Meanwhile, if
the state wants my house they can take it, but
they'll have to mow the yard ;-)

Don W.