[Jeff Winston]

Your claim is bull****. There is no inherent “servitude” in the principle that those born in a country are citizens of that country.

This should be obvious in the first place. It is further illustrated by the fact that there are plenty of countries that use the jus soli rule, that have no king of any kind.

[DiogenesLamp]

Your claim is bull****. There is no inherent “servitude” in the principle that those born in a country are citizens of that country.

This should be obvious in the first place. It is further illustrated by the fact that there are plenty of countries that use the jus soli rule, that have no king of any kind.

Christmas trees and Easter Bunnys have nothing to do with Christianity. Sometimes the legal inertia keeps going long after people have forgotten what started it in the first place. Perhaps if you had read the links, you might have had a better understanding of how Jus Soli was originally linked to Feudal Land-Bondage, but of course you would rather remain ignorant, because it is that darkness in which your theory can survive.

[DiogenesLamp]

This should be obvious in the first place. It is further illustrated by the fact that there are plenty of countries that use the jus soli rule, that have no king of any kind.

Oh, and I forgot to add: "Not any more." All of them did previously.