Hypocritical Mind Making

Somewhat recently, I posted a thread on Political Ideology about Kanye West wanting to snip one little part of the 13th amendment because:

Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.

It may have the tendency to be misread and people could use it for nefarious reasons. Yeezy being a cheezy Trump supporter, was laughed at, mocked and slammed on the subject.


Today, another issue stood out but this time with the 14th amendment:

Section 1. 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.

We all know it's Trump's idea. The obvious happened. We all know what that was. This is a fact

Now, both persons wanted to take away in some part, from the amendments. Both were/are ridiculed for it. However, there is ONE difference...


On both accounts, it's argued by the wording. The irony of it all is...

Kanye wanted to remove a certain part because it might go against blacks and prisoners. A certain liberal mindset did not want this.

Trump wants to remove a portion of the 14th amendment because it allows the US to be taken advantage of and cause more issues with children born of illegal parents. This is a no brainer! Yet same liberal mindset is against this because it "could go against real citizens like you and I".


It's funny. What is this ideology? Does it really, honestly, truthfully, SHAMEFULLY boil down to what side you're on? Is the world lacking the free thinkers it once held? Leonardo, Plato, Aristotle, Newton and so many more brilliant thinkers and defiant non-normalist would be rolling over in their graves right now.

Cake and eat it anyone? a suggestion made by an idiot such as Trump,while you also want to insult great intellectuals of the past by putting Trump on their level, all because Trump wants to take away a child's US birthright....d'ya really think people are that stupid?

A sleeked post, and anyway, Trump can't do that.

a reply to: smurfy

A childs birthright?

Accorded by whom?

The POTUS has the right to change it, thereby nullifying some crazy idea that its owed someone like its a finish line at a race.

Do you also have the same technical standards for say abortion? Do people only have certain rights once across the threshold of birth or border?