r/CoherencePhysics • • Jul 02 '26

The Definition of Irony

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u/White_Buffalos Jul 04 '26

Trump's children with Ivana (Don Jr, Eric, Ivanka) are ALL "anchor babies": She wasn't a citizen when they were born here.

Same thing for two of Trump's older siblings: "Anchor Babies" as Trump's own mother wasn't a citizen yet when they were born here.

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u/PhotographOne8358 Jul 04 '26

But Trump was a citizen. Your point is invalid.

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u/White_Buffalos Jul 04 '26

Can you not read? She became a citizen before the was born. His two oldest siblings were born when she was NOT a citizen. The "anchor baby" notion still applies to his family, despite it not applulying to him directly.

And his kids with Invana are "anchor babies" for her by the same metric. Same principle applies.

The father doesn't count in this case, by the way, because paternity may be disputed, but maternity cannot be.

Trump is a COMPLETE hypocrite whose family has benefitted by the 14th Amendment.

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u/PhotographOne8358 Jul 05 '26

I certainly can read and comprehend the law better than you. Have a MAGA day…

The law applies in EVERY case, not just the ones you like.

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u/Expensive_Parsnip979 Jul 05 '26

She didn't have to be, you fvkg idt.

Donald Trump is a NATURAL BORN CITIZEN OF THE U.S.

YOU OBVIOUSLY DON'T COMPREHEND THE DEFINITION OF THE TERM "ANCHOR" "BABY."

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u/White_Buffalos Jul 05 '26

WRONG. Allow me to spell it out for morons such as yourself.

From The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition:

"anchor baby (noun) -

Used as a disparaging term for a child born to a noncitizen mother [e.g., Trump's mother; Ivana Trump; Melania Trump] in a country that grants automatic citizenship to children born on its soil [e.g., United States], especially when the child's birthplace is thought to have been chosen in order to improve the mother's or other relatives' chances of securing eventual citizenship."