I noted something immediately after the Roberts Court implied that the 14th Amendment section 3 didn't mean anything because no law was passed to repeat what it said.
If that's supposed to be a Constitutional principle, then neither Biden nor Trump are citizens, because the STATUTE which described birthright citizenship wasn't passed unti…
I noted something immediately after the Roberts Court implied that the 14th Amendment section 3 didn't mean anything because no law was passed to repeat what it said.
If that's supposed to be a Constitutional principle, then neither Biden nor Trump are citizens, because the STATUTE which described birthright citizenship wasn't passed until 1952.
I might not be a citizen myself, because my parents were both born before 1952.
If this isn't even my country, I'd feel a lot better rising up in revolt, I guess. Heh.
I noted something immediately after the Roberts Court implied that the 14th Amendment section 3 didn't mean anything because no law was passed to repeat what it said.
If that's supposed to be a Constitutional principle, then neither Biden nor Trump are citizens, because the STATUTE which described birthright citizenship wasn't passed until 1952.
I might not be a citizen myself, because my parents were both born before 1952.
If this isn't even my country, I'd feel a lot better rising up in revolt, I guess. Heh.
This means you don't have to pay income tax, right?
There's nothing at all like "rule of law" in effect in the USA, so my interpretation is that we can all just decide for ourselves.
Laws were passed to enact it.