What do Sovereign Citizens commonly assert about their treatment by law enforcement?

Sovereign Citizens commonly assert that they believe they are diplomats because they often adopt the view that their status exempts them from certain laws and regulations that govern the general population. This belief stems from a misunderstanding of international law and the notion that they are not subject to the jurisdiction of national legal systems. They may claim immunity from prosecution or arrest based on their self-declared diplomatic status. This perspective is part of a broader worldview that includes various anti-government beliefs and often leads them to engage in confrontational behaviors when interacting with law enforcement, based on their erroneous assumption that they possess special rights or privileges.