Per voting rights, citizens are either natural born citizens or naturalized citizens; those who are born here are in the natural born citizens class, and that is applicable to eligibility for President as well.
If you are going to ignore and/or simply turn the definitions upside down and inside out to gainsay the evidence presented to you, why bother posting here? You certainly are not informing anyone. You are not engaging in any fruitful discussion. You’re just plugging up your ears, closing your eyes, and yelling loudly to shout everyone down. Youare not amusing anyone. Your stating a gross fallacy over and over again is more akin to Mad King George III rambling on to himslef than it is any form of exchange of facts and viewpoints.
Try learning the definition of natural law for starters. In particular, note it is the recognition of a natural fact, such as the birth to parents of a nation is the natural foundation of that society. Whereas the inclusion of a foreigner into a society otherwise composed of citizens born to citizen parents is a manmade artifact of a statute of law.
You ae just speaking total nonsense. John Jay suggested the addition of the natural born citizen clause specifically to deny eligibility to European immigrants who at any time from birth onwards owed allegiance to a foreign sovereign, such as the King of Britain. He didn’t do so just to hear his head rattle, which is what you are saying in effect.