Dane said clearly that Thomas Jefferson had been naturalized and made a French citizen. That was Dane’s opinion, and his reading of the laws. And that you keep asserting his opinion is correct even though it has been PROVEN WRONG is what makes of you a liar.
Dane is WRONG. Get it through your F****** head! Stop repeating the LIE that Dane is correct.
There’s no denying that, because it’s in black and white.
There is no denying that Dane said something which is incorrect. However, YOU ARE DENYING IT!
Unless, of course, you’re an idiot birther.
If you’re an idiot birther, it’s a “lie,” and anyone who points it out is a “liar.”
No Jeff, you aren't a liar because you believe us to be idiots, you are a liar because you keep repeating things which have been proven untrue and you KNOW they have been proven to be untrue. BUT YOU KEEP REPEATING THEM ANYWAY.
Nathan Dane alleges Thomas Jefferson is a naturalized citizen of France. Nathan Dane is FACTUALLY WRONG. So are you.
And that you keep asserting his opinion is correct even though it has been PROVEN WRONG is what makes of you a liar. Dane is WRONG. Get it through your F****** head! Stop repeating the LIE that Dane is correct.
Proven wrong? You're an imbecile.
Just because you say something has been "proven wrong" doesn't make it so, pinhead.
It's been idiotically claimed that Dane didn't say Thomas Jefferson had been made a citizen of France. This is what birthers do. They will claim black is white and white is black in their headlong rush to promote their idiotic false claims.
I simply repeated Dane's words. Dane was clearly of the opinion that Thomas Jefferson had indeed been made a naturalized citizen of France, and that that naturalized citizenship was real.
Gosh, that shoots a hole in one of the main birther tenets, doesn't it?
Ah. So that doesn't mean the birthers are wrong. It means NATHAN DANE, KNOWN TO HISTORY AS THE FATHER OF AMERICAN JURISPRUDENCE, is wrong.
Along with William Rawle, James Bayard, and other top experts of law from the early United States, of course.
You couldn't announce you were an idiot any more effectively if you donned this shirt:
