This is a story from one of my friends:
He was sitting in his high-school class, and they were discussing the recent American election, and the conspiracy theory that Obama was not a natural-born citizen- and thus, should not have been allowed to run for President, (it's against our Constitution)- was brought up.
A senior, sitting in the back of the class, took offense at this, and began a long diatribe- not on the fact that Obama was born in Hawaii- but, rather, she was arguing that it was unfair that only natural-born citizens could run for President. My friend said she made several good points in her argument, but the whole class will only remember her closing line:
"Why should a child born naturally have any advantage over one born by C-section?"
He was sitting in his high-school class, and they were discussing the recent American election, and the conspiracy theory that Obama was not a natural-born citizen- and thus, should not have been allowed to run for President, (it's against our Constitution)- was brought up.
A senior, sitting in the back of the class, took offense at this, and began a long diatribe- not on the fact that Obama was born in Hawaii- but, rather, she was arguing that it was unfair that only natural-born citizens could run for President. My friend said she made several good points in her argument, but the whole class will only remember her closing line:
"Why should a child born naturally have any advantage over one born by C-section?"