[Brown Deer]

Then along you come and unknowingly make my point.

I didn't make your point at all. You accused the FReeper of lying by calling it a "supposed" lesson. That's what most children were taught in school, but apparently you must have ditched that class.

[BigGuy22]

“That’s what most children were taught in school...”
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You know, you might have more success convincing people of that if you could come up with a few textbooks or comparable sources that said it.

It would help to counter the fact that there is a long list of sources that say just the opposite.

http://naturalborncitizenshipresearch.blogspot.com/2010/10/view-of-constitution-of-united-states.html

Of course, these are not generally authoritative sources, like court decisions or pieces of legislation. But the list purports to convey an understanding of what prevailing thought on the subject has been, and it would help if you had a comparable list to counterbalance it.

[FreeReign]

You accused the FReeper of lying by calling it a "supposed" lesson.

I did no such thing. To "suppose" something is to assume that something is true without positive knowledge.

But now you've falsely accused me.

And you did make my point.