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I'm sure there can be different interpretations of that

Posted on: January 26, 2025 at 10:49:22 CT
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phrase and I can't presume to understand the meanings behind the poorly written words from 150 years ago.

But I would ask another question and that is, who in this country is NOT subject to the jurisdiction of the state and nation in which he or she resides.

To me it's clear. Is it 100% clear with absolute certainty and absolutely no reservations… No. But it's clear enough that if I were on the Supreme Court I would vote that birthright citizenship is granted by the US Constitution.
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Not one country in Europe has birthright citizenship - El-ahrairah BAMA - 1/26 10:03:16
     Yes, they do though with some restrictions(nm) - raskolnikov MU - 1/26 12:25:17
     RE: Not one country in Europe has birthright citizenship - sks MU - 1/26 11:22:44
     This guy says it all. I'll trust him before any of the - hangman MU - 1/26 11:08:19
          RE: This guy says it all. I'll trust him before any of the - sks MU - 1/26 11:23:59
     RE: Not one country in Europe has birthright citizenship - BH O'bonga MU - 1/26 10:49:05
          Stop it. That just makes way too much sense. (nm) - Outsider MU - 1/26 11:00:46
     They shouldn't, it's stupid. But birthright citizenship is - hokie VT - 1/26 10:30:55
          RE: They shouldn't, it's stupid. But birthright citizenship is - pinkman MU - 1/26 11:32:49
               Yup. If we took that approach, the number would fade to - hokie VT - 1/26 11:34:44
          It isn’t. That’s fact, not opinion (nm) - pickle MU - 1/26 11:12:33
          Hokie's a useful goy (nm) - Columbian Gold MU - 1/26 11:04:06
               He sure is. Nm - hokie VT - 1/26 11:24:41
          Can you say, with 100% certainty, what the phrase - DHighlander NWMSU - 1/26 10:44:03
               I'm sure there can be different interpretations of that - hokie VT - 1/26 10:49:22
                    There are primary sources - pickle MU - 1/26 11:13:16
                    I'm with you up to the last sentence. If your interpretation - DHighlander NWMSU - 1/26 10:54:59
          Who cares for the kid? (nm) - Outsider MU - 1/26 10:39:38
               Nothing is stopping the parents from taking their children, - DHighlander NWMSU - 1/26 10:45:43
               I don't know, adoption, orphanage? In any case it would be - hokie VT - 1/26 10:43:27
                    I agree but I also have no desire for the US to be on the - Outsider MU - 1/26 10:47:51
                         Correct, the best option is to eliminate birthright - DHighlander NWMSU - 1/26 10:59:26
                         If your choices are to care for one child, who is by - hokie VT - 1/26 10:53:21
                              We basically agree and I’m sure if we ended this dumb - Outsider MU - 1/26 10:59:22
                                   I won't argue that. But if the amendment says grass is green - hokie VT - 1/26 11:21:35
     I thought this was interesting, the Americas mostly have - DHighlander NWMSU - 1/26 10:26:14
          RE: I thought this was interesting, the Americas mostly have - sarasotatiger MU - 1/26 10:42:03
               Did any of that require US citizenship?(nm) - DHighlander NWMSU - 1/26 10:46:45
                    RE: Did any of that require US citizenship?(nm) - sarasotatiger MU - 1/26 10:50:02
                         Your second sentence contradicts the first. If the US - DHighlander NWMSU - 1/26 11:03:08
          RE: I thought this was interesting, the Americas mostly have - pickle MU - 1/26 10:33:10
               Hey stupid, unlike you I did not simply post someone else's - DHighlander NWMSU - 1/26 10:52:02
                    oh dear - pickle MU - 1/26 11:12:13
     There is no rationale argument to be made for an illegal - Outsider MU - 1/26 10:24:05
          Are you suggesting they pushing out a baby on US soil - DHighlander NWMSU - 1/26 10:27:50
               Not at all. Just pointing out how ridiculous this policy is - Outsider MU - 1/26 10:37:54
                    Then I agree 100%. It would be like saying if I can sneak - DHighlander NWMSU - 1/26 11:07:18
     If a cow belonging to my neighbor breaks through the fence - Tigrrrr! MU - 1/26 10:05:03
          Cows are property, people aren't (nm) - SwampTiger MU - 1/26 10:13:25
               They are in the middle east. - RHAYWORTH MU - 1/26 11:21:44
                    No they aren’t - pickle MU - 1/26 12:17:17
               That depends on the country and the decade - Columbian Gold MU - 1/26 10:57:00
                    No it doesn’t (nm) - pickle MU - 1/26 12:16:42
               And people aren’t citizens of every country they enter. (nm) - Outsider MU - 1/26 10:25:37
                    Insightful (nm) - SwampTiger MU - 1/26 10:47:46
                         I’m sorry. I forgot your favorite response is BOAISY. (nm) - Outsider MU - 1/26 10:50:04
                              Ah, your post was a joke. Sorry I missed it (nm) - SwampTiger MU - 1/26 10:51:36
                                   You definitely missed something. (nm) - Outsider MU - 1/26 10:54:33
               The property didn't exist until it was born on my land - Tigrrrr! MU - 1/26 10:22:26
                    It did exist - SwampTiger MU - 1/26 10:50:18
                         Ask rask (nm) - Tigrrrr! MU - 1/26 11:13:11
                              I'm asking you (nm) - SwampTiger MU - 1/26 13:01:24




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