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To: Mollypitcher1
A Plain Citizen.

That's not a type of citizen. The choices are naturalized or natural born.

145 posted on 01/08/2016 8:45:54 PM PST by Toddsterpatriot ("Telling the government to lower trade barriers to zero...is government interference" central_va)
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To: Toddsterpatriot

It’s not natural or naturalized. It’s common law versus statutory. If your citizenship is pusuant to a statutory authority that could be adopted, amended or repealed, then you are a citizen, but not a natural born citizen. Natural born citizens are citizens by the inherent circumstances of their birth, not subject to any statutory requirements.


151 posted on 01/08/2016 8:58:44 PM PST by Behind the Blue Wall
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To: Toddsterpatriot

Citizen, Naturalized Citizen, or Natural born citizen. A child born of ONE citizen parent and a foreigner is a citizen. A child born of two citizen parents is a natural born citizen. Naturalized explains itself.


162 posted on 01/08/2016 9:06:06 PM PST by Mollypitcher1 (I have not yet begun to fight....John Paul Jones)
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To: Toddsterpatriot

“A Plain Citizen”

A Plain Citizen, or as Vatelle said in the original, “un citoyen vanille”, was well known to the founding fathers, as was the Chocolate Citizen (un citoyen chocolat - which only counted for three fifths), and the “Red” or “Strawberry” Citizen (un citoyen fraise) which they did not count at all.


259 posted on 01/10/2016 1:11:16 AM PST by Flash Bazbeaux
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