US Supreme Court agrees to hear case challenging birthright citizenship
Donald Trump's controversial executive order to end birthright citizenship had been rejected by lower courts.
Because of course they did.
I mean sure? The constitution is pretty clear on the subject. And I'm sure this current administration would love to have some even more recent case law on the books. And if they do overturn it, we can always look to France for how to best handle the situation.
Hearing it at all is a joke, and the lawyers arguing it should be disbarred.
That said
names themselves after a conspiracy theorist
puts either a Nazi dogwhistle or an unoriginal yet personally identifying mark in their username
You see how this is a weird look right
puts either a Nazi dogwhistle or an unoriginal yet personally identifying mark in their username
88 is a number, which in a username, often denotes the birth year of the individual.
Can we stop usurping two-digit numbers and pretending they have magical meanings? Otherwise, we're going to just have to throw out the whole Arabic numerical system, because every combination now has some other special meaning.
Small problem: If the past decade is any indication, your average American has about 0.000001% as much spine as your average French.
Fair point
There coming after 2nd generation Americans next.
The next step will be empowering the President and his officials to remove citizenship from ANYONE, including native-born Americans - and I'm specifically including native Americans. They'll sell us as slaves to dictators overseas.
RIP. Please collapse faster.
