Psyclops👁

@KevHarlanEffect I have a feeling a lot of wr going to go early. I hope he’s there.

Chris Brazzell II @ 43… MAKE IT HAPPEN.

@ScottBa40969418 @northarleyrider @mysty812 I was not responding to you…

I kept up quite well. I answered the actual question which was, why is his birth celebrated on a specific date and his Resurrection changes each year. The question was not to question or doubt or show my immense knowledge or to point out the incorrect actions of any religion. It was simply to answer his birth is celebrated on a date and his resurrection on a day which moves each year rather than a single date. If someone asks me the time I do not tell them how to build a watch I tell them the time.

Why is Jesus birthday always the same day but his death different day every year?🤔

@northarleyrider @ScottBa40969418 @mysty812 That has been debunked for a very long time. Try and keep up.

@ScottBa40969418 @mysty812 Yea. Nothing says Christianity like copying a pagan religions' holy days

@FinznD It’s wild to say you are a follower of God, believe everything in the bible….except about gays. That’s the one thing in the whole book that God got wrong. 😅

Another prime example of why people shouldn't listen to their favorite person in Hollywood or these ignorant sports podcasters. Stick to basketball if you're going to sound foolish. You cant re write the Bible. x.com/i/status/20396…

@scaryslocuda @WilliamT4479 @toJamesConnor Of course it’s not right. Doesn’t mean we shouldn’t allow both illegal parents from doing it. And it’s not a loophole since they can already do that

@WilliamT4479 @psyclopstv @toJamesConnor Illegal aliens having babies with US citizens is fine though? That would be a situation ripe for exploitation. Effectively human-trafficking by a different name.

Ask yourself: If a person born in America isn't an American, what are they? Why would another country be required to claim them as a citizen? What if a person was born in America to parents from two different countries? The Trump arguments against birthright citizenship are impractical nonsense.

@scaryslocuda @WilliamT4479 @toJamesConnor Nah, you just want to be right, you can’t see the forest through the trees. I do agree, the constitution could use an update to reflect current times.

@psyclopstv @WilliamT4479 @toJamesConnor Using common sense means there IS interpretation🤦‍♂️ Bottom line, Trump hasn't put forth anything to really debate, nor is that the process this should be taking. If y'all want to change the Constitution, figure out how to ratify it. This is another gross use of EOs by Trump.

@robertgraham Are those illegal immigrants obeying our system of laws or…?

Maybe. But we live in a system of laws. Whether or not you don't like the law doesn't change what the law says.

@scaryslocuda @WilliamT4479 @toJamesConnor My guy, it literally says to provide an advantage to family members. If the husband is a US citizen, there would be no advantage coming from the anchor baby. Hence, no longer an anchor baby. Use some common sense.

@psyclopstv @WilliamT4479 @toJamesConnor Google disagrees with you

@scaryslocuda @WilliamT4479 @toJamesConnor No, there really isn’t any open interpretation. It’s common knowledge what an anchor baby is. The baby isn’t “anchoring” one parent that is a US citizen…

@psyclopstv @WilliamT4479 @toJamesConnor There is no official definition for that term, so it's open to interpretation.

@scaryslocuda @WilliamT4479 @toJamesConnor No they wouldn’t. As the father in your scenario is a us citizen

@psyclopstv @WilliamT4479 @toJamesConnor The children in the scenario I just posted would still be "anchor babies"

@scaryslocuda @WilliamT4479 @toJamesConnor It would change anchor babies. Which is roughly 250k a year.

@psyclopstv @WilliamT4479 @toJamesConnor This would change almost nothing, which is fine by me, but not worth all the ruckus.

@PPRFantasyTips Mendoza is starting week 1. 🤣

Now THIS is an interesting move‼️👀 Kirk Cousins only wanted to go somewhere that he can start. Makes me think Fernando Mendoza might be starting off on the bench in 2026 (smart) OR the Raiders decided to pass on Mendoza in the draft? What do you think? 💭

@scaryslocuda @WilliamT4479 @toJamesConnor The wife, no. She would have to go through the process of becoming a citizen. All the children, if born on US soil, yes. Because the father is a citizen.

@WilliamT4479 @toJamesConnor To be clear, if someone goes through the process and becomes a citizen, then marries a foreigner and has 5 kids, you're good with the wife and all the kids being citizens now, yes? One person going through the process, resulting in 7 new citizens. Cool?

@adamscochran Crossing the US border is a federal crime under 8 U.S.C. § 1325.

"Illegal migrants aren't subject to our jurisdiction which is why we deport them" No. We deport because illegal border crossings are a civil offense, not a criminal one, and even in the case of petty crimes, we waive enforcement and take the diplomatic path of removal BUT, in serious crimes like murder, the US will try and jail an illegal migrant, regardless of what their home country says. Why? Because they are subject to our jurisdiction and so we have the right to do so. Our ability to waive that, and the fact that we do not jail people for civil offenses, does not change the jurisdictional claim we have. When you are in the United States, you are de facto subject to its jurisdiction regardless of how you arrived here - and an express carveout is needed to change that. If you are outside the United States you are rarely subject to its jurisdiction, unless you are already a US Citizen in which case you are subject to the jurisdiction of the US and which ever country you are in at the time. If you commit a crime in another country, that country has the right to try you and jail you. It is only through diplomacy that you may find yourself returned to the US - not a lack of jurisdiction.

@lizshrum @Morgonn What are Japans laws on illegal immigration?

@Morgonn They have to follow Japan’s laws. That’s was her meaning.

If I give BIRTH in Japan my child isn’t a Japanese citizen though….

@StevenBrayman @Morgonn After they do the proper paperwork…

@Morgonn American born in other countries are still Americans because of our constitution.

@RUSHBEDAMNED @ClayTravis Children born to U.S. citizens abroad are not inherently denied citizenship, provided they follow the legal requirements to prove the parental connection and presence, as outlined by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.

@ClayTravis Another thing, Children born in the US do not plan their place of birth, their parents do. Fact is their parents Nationality does not change the child's place of birth. Are children of American parents born outside the country also to be denied American citizenship?.

The Supreme Court’s debate today: What did people who have been dead for 150 years intend for their law to mean for a modern situation they never conceived could ever occur?

@jimstewartson Obviously not clear enough for you.

Here’s the thing. The Constitution is amazingly clear on this. The states control their elections. Congress has the power to regulate them. There is a big reason the president is not allowed to be part of the process which is literally what he’s doing right here. It’s criminal.

@GovernorShapiro Show me where in the Constitution it says anyone has a right to vote my mail.

President Trump can sign whatever the hell he wants to, but it won’t change the Constitution. The authority to set our election rules belongs to the states — and as Governor, I will protect your right to vote. That includes your right to vote by mail.

🚨 BREAKING: Dolphins are signing veteran QB Kirk Cousins to a 1-yr/$22.5M deal. He is expected to compete with newly-signed Malik Willis for the starting role during camp. Could Kirk be the answer in Miami? 👀