So in Australia you can align yourself with the aboriginal law and remove yourself from there jurisdiction that way. In Canada it's the freeman society, the UK is similar with common law, in the US every state has a separate constitution which you would need to align yourself with by claim of right as a citizen of that state, as apposed to a citizen of the United States for example which grant d no human rights. So yes your rights are dependent on your state constitution as well as the society that inforces that constitution and you willingness to claim them. You obviously have no idea how to claim your rights.