You claim it's authentic. The burden of proof is on you.
Us and the state of Hawaii, yes. As far as the law is concerned, it's real. Heck, even the Republicans accept it, and they'd have every reason to expose Obama. The preponderance of evidence is that it's genuine. The burden is on on Birthers.
The fact that the issuing state has not released the original.
And they have absolutely no legal reason to. Release it to
who, exactly? Sheriff Joe, who has a vested interest in keeping the plates up in the air?
That's not evidence. That's incredulity. Hawaii says it's real, and has released not one, but two separate versions of the form.
Anyone who claims the document is an authentic copy without having seen the original, has no business debating the subject.
By the same coin, wouldn't anyone who says the document is
false without seeing the original have no business debating the subject?
Without the original, no one can make any claims.
Obama had the original. He claimed it was real.
It sure is convenient that by your logic, the only person who can claim it is "real" is the person whose BC it is, which is a built-in COI.
Prove the copy is an exact copy of the original, or forever hold your peace.
You must have one heck of a DEX score.
I like how your only response to several pertinent questions is to ignore them and try and reverse the BoP. You don't even bother explaining how they're irrelevant.
One of my rules is, I don't venture down someone's suggested cyber bunny trail unless that poster first makes a point. Do you have a point?
Wow. I had actually forgotten you were a troll. You went a little too heavy on the lack of self-awareness here, though.
I don't think you've made any arguments. You merely engage in pointless technical rhetoric which in the end proves nothing about the validity of the COLB.
Which is why you've not addressed said "pointless rhetoric" in any depth whatsoever, right?
Nonsense. With O's permission, they would have do it. But why does O even have to do that? If he was born there, he surely has his own copy. Why not simply make a copy of his own original??????? The answer is too obvious.
"It's obvious!" Right out of the playbook. I don't carry around my Birth Certificate either. I have my passport in case some authority needs to know where I was born. I'll bet most of the people in this thread, including you, do not have a copy of their BC to hand.
