@SirBylHolte Well, many on your list are still said today with no problems. Stewardess is from a time when only women were in the position, now there is men so flight attendant is better. Oh, do you still say the "N" word? I know change is difficult.
@CommonBSense@scrowder@SteveLovesAmmo This is regarding children born to foreign ambassadors, diplomats, or foreign heads of state on official duty are the primary exception, as their parents are not subject to U.S. laws in the same manner (due to diplomatic immunity).
@scrowder That "something" is the law of our land. Gee, sounds like you need to leave and fine a country that is more to your liking? How about Russia?
@ball_wpb@mattvanswol U.S. Constitution. Hmm, let us play. So my father, who was conceived by a Dad from Scotland and a Mom from Italy was not an American citizen? And you do realize who founded this country, right? Immigrants who had kids in this country. Or are you just that stupid?
@tina92272@mattvanswol Your comparison is irrelevant. Yes, to the first. The children who you speak of are not "anchor" babies but are protect by the U.S. Constitution. You do know what that is, correct? The law of of land?
@mattvanswol Grifter. Hey Matt, well, the Constitution has a difference of opinion as well as the Supreme Court. Maybe take a break from trying to ride Donny's tailcoats (which are fraying at the second) and read up. You are on the wrong side.