[uncommonsense]

"And my argument argues that the Fourteenth Amendment explicitly gives them the power to decide who is and who isn’t a person within the United States of America, providing recognition that everyone born in the United States is considered to be a person."

More FedGov laws = less liberty

Natural Law is the cornerstone of every individual's right to existence, freedom, and liberty. Let's not lose it over someone's desire for ever growing state control.

Our entire republic rests on the concept of Natural Rights, or else it is null and void. There is no support for a legal definition of "personhood" outside of the concept of Natural Rights. Natural Rights was the cornerstone of the American revolution. Personhood is the cornerstone of this "Republic" (not a Democracy - which means "mob rule"). We do NOT need laws to support the very basis of our revolution, or else it was all a sham.

[JCBreckenridge]

“We do NOT need laws to support the very basis of our revolution, or else it was all a sham.”

Hobbes disagrees.