To: Red Steel
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.
514 posted on
11/13/2010 1:42:01 PM PST by
WOSG
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To: WOSG
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. The 1790 Naturalization Act is defunct ignorant one. It doesn't exist as law as do the clauses that were written in it do not exist as law. It has been superseded by many Naturalization Acts.
ROFL. Is this satire?
Your silly postings all over this thread draws the laughs.
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