Labeling a person a 'criminal' due to their national origin

[Calamagrostis]

Enuff, I am not telling you what to do, I am just mentioning some of the things that make it harder for me to read and understand the posts. If you want to write a thousand words go ahead.

[ENUFF31]

Enuff, I am not telling you what to do, I am just mentioning some of the things that make it harder for me to read and understand the posts. If you want to write a thousand words go ahead.

That is swell, thank you.

I must admit it is tough reading most of my typing but I will not stop. I only learned to type in a college class in 2004. When I write by hand, I see and spell better than when I am angry and in a hurry on a keyboard. Continuity is a problem for me when typing. My fingers do not keep up with my thoughts and proofing one of my paragraphs takes hours before you see the pitiful results. You should see some of them before I release them or maybe not. MS Word does not do enough to keep me out of trouble with nitpickers.

I have so much I can say on any given topic once I get to rolling it is hard for me to find a place to end. Having had to write in a technical since in aircraft near 30 years it is difficult to play in the literary field. However, I can instruct on how to build an airplane rivet by rivet and have many manuals in three aircraft companies doing so. Like “cloudbasket”, she can write with such elegance it is an art form when she crashes someone’s party. I can fly an airplane with such grace, I can design it, I can build it and it is pure artistry, I love my creations and admit I am some what of a hack in verbalizing.

If I could display all of my accomplishments in life, you would be embarrassed to have confronted me in my weakest area, ok; humility is not my other weakness.

Have fun and have a good day sir.

[ras6057]

SWELL? Okay for slang but is this dialog on the topic? Signed by your favorite nitpicker.

[Calamagrostis]

OK, to respond to curious's post, what about the 14th Amendment: All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. Apparently there was disagreement in Congress when this Amendment was passed whether it meant that persons born to non-citizens were automatically granted U.S. citizenship. In the past the Supremes have ruled that it does, but the question of what "subject to jurisdiction" means is ambiguous. Congress is given the power to establish a uniform rule of naturalization in Section 8, but they probably wouldn't dare do anything.

[ENUFF31]

SWELL? Okay for slang but is this dialog on the topic? Signed by your favorite nitpicker.

Okay for Slang?