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endless conspiracy theorist tells truth!
and i believe him!
chins/10
keep on being a sheep
i used to clearly think you were a moron
those were good times
Its clearly about the Birth Certificate, it never has been. Its a ploy used to distract you from where the real problem lies. Its all about where his father was born. In the Law of Nations book 1 chapter 19 section 212 under citizens and natives it states that in order to be a Natural Born Citizen both of your parents must be born in the country and be citizens at the time of birth. In the constitution article 2 section 1 clause 5 it clearly states that you must be a NATURAL BORN CITIZEN. Research
terrible use of the powers of deduction, or rather "i heard this on the radio once".
the law of nations was a book written by a swede 20 years before our independance. our constitution never directly defined "natural born citizen", it wasnt until the 14th amendment that it was more clearly defined, which has since been addressed more clearly in future cases. One example is barry goldwater who ran for the presidency in 1964, he was born in the arizona territory. clearly a state at the time, it was found he could run.
dred scott v sandford, 1857
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The first section of the second article of the Constitution uses the language "a natural-born citizen". It thus assumes that citizenship may be acquired by birth. Undoubtedly, this language of the Constitution was used in reference to that principle of public law, well understood in the history of this country at the time of the adoption of the Constitution, which referred Citizenship to the place of birth. At the Declaration of Independence, and ever since, the received general doctrine has been, in conformity with the common law, that free persons born within either of the colonies, were the subjects of the King; that by the Declaration of independence, and the consequent acquisition of sovereignty by the several States, all such persons ceased to be subjects, and became citizens of the several States, [...] .
The Constitution having recognized that persons born within the several States are citizens of the United States, one of four things must be true:
First. That the constitution itself has described what native-born persons shall or shall clearly be citizens of such State, and thereby be citizens of the United States; or,
Second:. That it has empowered Congress to do so; or,
Third. That all free persons, born within the several States, are citizens of the United States; or,
Fourth. That it is left to each State to determine what free persons, born within its limits, shall be citizens of such State, and thereby be citizens of the United States.
If there is such a thing as Citizenship of the United States acquired by birth within the States, which the Constitution expressly recognizes, and no one denies, then those four alternatives embrace the entire subject, and it only remains to select that one which is true.
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The answer is obvious. The Constitution has left to the States the determination what person, born within their respective limits, shall acquire by birth citizenship of the United States;
you would have a better case is you said he lost his citizenship when his mother moved to indonesia, but thats been tried and lost so basically you have no case. in closing, you are an idiot if you actually believe your natural law case.