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no_hypocrisy

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11. So according to Wilson's "misinterpretation" of the 14th Amendment,

Reply to Eugene (Original post)

Thu Mar 20, 2025, 04:00 AM

Mar 20

does that mean if a child is born to two American citizens in Paris, France, that child is French? After all, s/he wasn't born on American soil . . . . .

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South Carolina attorney general says 14th Amendment 'misinterpreted' [View all] Eugene Mar 19 OP

Can I get some of what that fucking idiot is smoking? MarineCombatEngineer Mar 19 #1

Dude, let's go drop anchor! BOSSHOG Mar 19 #5

.... MarineCombatEngineer Mar 19 #6

The SC AG is an idiot. creon Mar 19 #2

That's the only way they can attack birthright citizenship. Don't think it will work, but who knows nowadays. Silent Type Mar 19 #3

I thought Christian's wanted to force women to drop their anchors BOSSHOG Mar 19 #4

Then that means the Second Amendment can be reinterpreted? Norrrm Mar 19 #7

This message was self-deleted by its author Tiny Tabby Mar 19 #8

Then Marco Rubio isn't a citizen. He was an anchor baby. sinkingfeeling Mar 19 #9

Republicans specialize in explanations that only make sense to those who already want the result unblock Mar 20 #10

So according to Wilson's "misinterpretation" of the 14th Amendment, no_hypocrisy Mar 20 #11