[BP2]

You’re wrong on Blackstone and you’re wrong on “defining”. Do you want to re-read, or do you want me to give you one or both of the answer?

Not necessary. We will accept your continual stonewalling, re-assertions of falsehoods, misinterpretations and how many times you've been PWN3D in the last 48 hours as surrender.

We know you're too proud to admit it, but we accept your surrender nonetheless.

We will add your After-Birther
scalp to our collection

[parsifal]

Gardez Loo! parsy, who warns!

[parsifal]

Gardez Loo! What does Gardez L'eau mean? In the Middle Ages, from about AD 500 to about 1500 people pooped in chamber pots. When people dumped the contents out their window they often warned unsuspecting pedestrians by shouting "gardy loo!" - a term borrowed from the French gardez l'eau, meaning 'watch out for the water'. below image is from the book Toilets of the World by Morna E. Gregory & Sian James parsy, the well read

[Red Steel]

The most interesting passage of the Wong Kim Ark opinion. It's too bad we can't do the same to some of the After-birthers who post here.

;^)

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"The fundamental laws of China have remained practically unchanged since the second century before Christ. The statutes have from time to time undergone modifications, but there does not seem to be any English or French translation of the Chinese Penal Code later than that by Staunton published in 1810. That code provided:

All persons renouncing their country and allegiance, or devising the means thereof, shall be beheaded, and in the punishment of this offence, no distinction shall be made between principals and accessories. The property of all such criminals shall be confiscated, and their wives and children distributed as slave to the great officers of State. . . . The parents, grandparents, brothers and grandchildren of such criminals, whether habitually living with them under the same roof or not, shall be perpetually banished to the distance of 2000 lee.

All those who purposely conceal and connive at the perpetration of this crime shall be strangled. Those who inform against, and bring to justice, criminals of this description shall be rewarded with the whole of their property.

Those who are privy to the perpetration of this crime, and yet omit to give any notice or information thereof to the magistrates, shall be punished with 100 blows and banished perpetually to the distance of 3000 lee.

If the crime is contrived, but not executed, the principal shall be strangled, and all the accessories shall, each of them, be punished with 100 blows, and perpetual banishment to the distance of 3000 lee. . . .

Staunton's Penal Code of China 272, § 255."

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