"Freeman on the Land" is a movement that asserts individuals can declare themselves independent from government laws and regulations. Proponents believe that by using specific legal language and principles, they can avoid legal obligations, such as taxes or fines, by claiming they are not subject to the jurisdiction of the state. This ideology often involves the interpretation of legal documents and concepts, such as common law and sovereignty. However, courts generally do not recognize these claims, and individuals attempting to use these arguments may face legal consequences. The movement has been criticized for promoting misunderstandings of the law.