Originally Posted by
oscardeuce
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Assume for a minute Mr Obama was born in Kenya. Would you just say "He won the election, get over it.", or would you defend the Constitution?
I'd defend the constitution, but fact is he was born in the U.S.
I seriously doubt that in this case you care about the constitution anyway. You called the man a Nazi for Christ's sake. It's obvious you just don't like him. What happens when someone doesn't like someone else? They'll jump on whatever bandwagon someone builds whether it be correct or not. John McCain, who I respect, was born in the Panama Canal area. He was not born on U.S. soil. The "natural born" citizen issue comes into play here. If he had become president would you question this issue? Probably not, because you didn't think he was a NAZI. Truth is you can talk, type, yell, and scream all you want about this and it is going to go nowhere. They check all these things before a candidate is even allowed to be a candidate. Get real people, I'm all for standing up for our rights, and god dam it if we have to fight for them we will, but this whole idea of him not being born here is ridiculous, a waste of time, and an embarrassment to the American people who voted for either one of the candidates.
BTW, I was born in the United States in 1982, my parents emigrated from Cuba in 1960. My birth certificate was lost on a trip to Costa Rica when I was 5. My mom then ordered a copy. My Birth Certificate or Certificate of Live Birth (because the are the same thing) looks just like the one that's been posted as the president's except it's blue. I'd like someone to tell me I'm not a U.S. citizen or that I wasn't born here because they don't believe my certificate is real, so I can kick them square in the nuts.
