[Red Steel]

Again, the 1790 naturalization law refutes your claim, wherein some types of natural-born citizens ARE defined. ALL forms of citizenship have to be defined in law, as it is a legal term.

And what did it say? The 1790 Naturalization Act said that they "shall be considered"

What - only considered? The 1790 Naturalization Act was on very shaky ground about someone born overseas to be only "considered" to be an NBC.

It sure didn't last long because the 1795 Naturalization Act removed the Natural Born Citizenship clause which was never to be seen again. It was an error and you don't refute anything.

[WOSG]

The 1790 Naturalization Act said that they "shall be considered" What - only considered? The 1790 Naturalization Act was on very shaky ground about someone born overseas to be only "considered" to be an NBC.

ROFL. Is this satire? are you seriously trying to argue that the declarative 'shall be considered' is somehow not declarative?

If a court issued a statement about a case you filed - "Red Steel shall be considered ignorant of all matters of law and his case is considered without standing" - it would be a pretty declarative way of saying they threw out your case.

[Tublecane]

“What - only considered? The 1790 Naturalization Act was on very shaky ground about someone born overseas to be only ‘considered’ to be an NBC.”

Consider: “To think or deem to be; regard as.”

Your quibbling over the word “consider” I deem sufficient grounds not to listen to you anymore.