@politvidchannel This argument would fail when applied to any scenario involving any twice elected president btw. Any twice elected president, per the constitution, should not be elected a third time. Unless the constitution is amended to reflect a change in that statute, it stands as it is.
@politvidchannel Constitution forbids a third election. It does not explicitly forbid a third term. So, a third term is allowed—this is the logic and it holds, but it argues silently that being elected and serving are interchangeable, which they are not. It also doesn’t recognize full text canon.
It's cool that the last three elections we've elected the oldest person ever to be elected president lol. Not beating the gerontocracy allegations anytime soon lol.
@zerochills The eggs aren’t dead, and they contain 23 chromosomes. Sperm also has 23 chromosomes. They combine them during fertilization. If sperm inseminated a dead egg, this wouldn’t happen. Also, the Y chromosome is a degraded X chromosome. It’s literally an incomplete X.