This “oddity” is not a law, it is a supreme court decision changing the interpretation of the the 14th amendment (1868), which as you know excluded many groups of people for many years. The birthright citizenship act of 2007 has still not been approved by Congress (therefore not ratified by the states). So it looks like one of the changes the convicted felon promised to make – ending birthright citizenship – might occur. And of course, the convicted felon has the supreme court in his pocket now…..
But surely you have heard of the very popular Red vs Blue web series? It is really neat and has some interesting characters – and no, not political just characters fighting a civil war which is actually a live fire exercise. I think it is available on Youtube now. And yes, I am showing my age – lol
If anything happens to the convicted felon and he is not around, there is the problem of his cult followers. They will need to be de-programmed and it will be very difficult to de-program men who think they are “man bros”, who believe women should be giving them respect (they don’t deserve), “bros” who believe they will somehow become great breadwinners (when they can’t find jobs and won’t work in jobs they consider beneath their bro status, and who mostly live with their parents). Incorrectly de-programmed cult members have a tendency to lash out violently when their cult-leader is no longer around. Fortunately, there is a replacement cult-leader – Don Jnr, who seems to be making all the decisions right now (along with Tucker Carlson – neither of whom are or where elected).
That reminds me – what happened to the ferret?