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Do you want to weaponize the autistism against you? Cause this is how you weaponize autism against you.
Ask Shia Lebouff how well that goes.
While they're both bad and creepy in their weird ways I do find the sovereign citizen types more understandable than the creepy nosy cultists.
With them it's at least more understandable cause a lot of them it's desperation. I don't have sympathy for the ones who are desperate because they don't want to pay child support, but I atleast understand it. The nosy cultists just want to be superior
More like "Bless some homes, over others"
If you tell someone that they are trespassing and to leave and not come back. Can you make a citizens arrest if they return?
IANAL, but I don't believe so. Most/all states have laws that allow people to access your property to come to your front door/porch, I forget the exact name, unless your property is fenced with clearly visible "private property/no trespassing" type signs.
However, once you've asked them to leave, they have to leave or they can be arrested/escorted away for trespassing should they refuse to and police become involved. In your example, if they were to come back after being asked to leave, I believe yes, but you couldn't arrest them, the police would have to.
I always kind of wonder how it would go if I ever actually answered the door to proselytizing folks.
They'd clearly be unprepared to answer about the late insertion of the fundraising reversal in Luke.
Or the ambiguous engendering of God.
Or the eroding of a matriarchal tradition in early Judaism.
Or that a lot of the stories were probably appropriated from elsewhere.
How long before they fold their arms and say "well I don't know about that" or "I'll have to ask my preacher"? Will I stay on their list for another round of discussion, or not?
To date the only folks I've interacted with around my neighborhood were Mormon missionaries, who are just so well mannered and youthfully naive I didn't have the heart to pull out a map that shows the distance between Manchester, NY and Jerusalem.
'Angry' proselytizers though I feel like I'd have at least a few words for their deaf ears to balance things out for the rest of the neighborhood having to hear their words in turn.
If my name, or the names of anyone I care about, is on the list it won't be on for long.
Edit: they have virtually no security and it took me about a minute to see my neighborhood and see my address as well as half my block.
I've always enjoyed this game show about the Bible: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RB3g6mXLEKk