And didn't you just post an entire series of examples of the courts making consistently bad decisions? Not sure how you are asserting a "Sweeping Generalization" when every case you mentioned is another such example.
As for "Illogical thinking", suppose you have a guard that once in awhile, for no rational reason, punches someone trying to walk past him.
Does the fact that he usually gets it right convince you that he should remain on the job? How many such Instances would *YOU* tolerate? The Courts need to get it right, EVERY SINGLE TIME.
I understand that you don’t much care for the decisions that have been rendered on this issue but the fact remains that under our system, court decisions stand until and unless they are overturned.
The "system" which we are supposed to respect is the same "system" which has been undermined by these decisions. If the Judges won't respect the "system", then why should we respect the system for the sake of the Judges?
In my humble opinion, the way to address the Obama eligibility issue constitutionally is through Congress, not through the civil (lawsuit) courts. No lawsuit is going to impact the tenure of the presidency.
If you believe that a ruling that Obama is NOT a natural born citizen, and is therefore ineligible to be President, would NOT affect the tenure of the Presidency, then there is no hope of persuading you about anything else. I just don't think you have ever contemplated what a powerful political effect would be the result of such a decision.
The courts might not have force of arms with which to remove this man, but do not think such a decision would not have a massive impact on this man's public office.
At this point, I'm thinking widespread riots would be the more preferable outcome.
Now you’re just babbling incoherently.
If you can’t tell the difference between a statement of fact ( how courts have actually ruled in eligibility cases) and a sweeping generalization ( the courts today ALWAYS rule wrongly) then good day to you, sir.
fact
something that actually exists; reality; truth: Your fears have no basis in fact.
Generalization
Taking something specific and applying it more broadly is making a generalization.
Yes, “widespread riots” are often a good solution to problems” [SARCASM]