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The 14th amendment created a NEW type of citizenship that did not exist prior to it’s ratification, that being “A Citizen of The United States”, in other words a “federal” citizen, a citizen who is presumed to live in the District of Columbia, or at least some territory which is under Congresses sole legislative authority.

The word you're looking for is "of." As in City of..., County of..., State of.... "Of" is a legal term of art which means that the title included the header of "Federal." THAT is the REAL name of EVERYTHING around you.

So (fill in the blanks for your own area):

Federal City of...
Federal County of...
Federal State of...

And "Federal" means "Federally Incorporated." And THAT means 14th Amendment corporate administrative jurisdiction - passed down through federally authorized State incorporation, passed down through federally authorized County authorization, passed down through federally authorized City incorporation, passed down to your local librarian, who picks up a phone and tells the federally authorized local City corporate police department that you owe a dollar on an overdue book, and to go arrest you, and when they do - the Federally authrorized corporate country administrative judge says, yep - go get 'em. And they do.

But wait - you say that you are not a federal corporation, or working for a federal corporation as an "individual" subject to federal corporate jurisdiction? Sorry - you are presumed by the court to be such an individual, and the court is not authorized to hear rejections to that presumption, or tell you if there is any way for it to accept such a rejection.

So what's the way out? Hehehe... you think this system was created to let you have a way out?

The reason for the 14th amendment being that at least for the freed slaves, they COULD NOT be deprived of their “privileges and immunities” by a state or lose them if they traveled from state to state.

This is the common justification for the 14th, hailed by balcks and Leftists and wept over by liberals for 15o years - and it's a lie. By saying that the Bill of Rights didn't reach the States, a tiny little something is left out - the Bill of Rights ALWAYS reached the PEOPLE in the States - including Blacks or any other race. The 14th Amendment was never necessary to give them the Bill of Rights, and in fact DOESN'T - legally, the 14th Amendment turns the Bill of Rights into the Bill of Privileges, and considers ALL of those it effects as wards of the state - effectively MAKING them slaves. All the 14th Amendment did was say, hey, slavery shouldn't be a State thing - it should be a FEDERAL thing.