The United States is a Federal Corporation.
Answer this, what is a Federal Corporation?
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You are so wrong in so many ways, it took me a minute to have time to disassemble it.
1. The District is created. This law is drafted in order to make sure that the Federal Government has primary jusrisdiction in the nations capitol. That's all. If they didn't do that, no one would have any authority, as the Distgrict could not belong to a state. It is a political subdivision type of corporation, not a business corporation. I am in the process of trying to get the town I live in to incorporate. Does that make it a business ? No.
I am not saying it is a business, per se.
I am saying the Organic Act of 1871 created an entity that does not exist to serve the interests of the people of the united States of America, as you'll see in the following.
The District of Columbia already existed (
District of Columbia Organic Act of 1801).
http://www.dcvote.org/pdfs/drohrabacher062304.pdf
"H.R. 3709, the District of Columbia Voting Rights Restoration Act, simply restores the federal voting rights of D.C. residents that Congress took away by enacting the Organic Act of 1801
ten years after the District of Columbia was formed. Once again, D.C. residents would be able to vote for, run for, and serve as, U.S. Senators, U.S. Representatives, and presidential electors from Maryland. It accomplishes this by undoing the disenfranchisement effects of
the Organic Act that was enacted pursuant to Article I, Section 8."
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Organic Act may refer to any Act of the United States Congress that establishes a territory of the United States or an agency to manage certain federal lands."
How can you have two Organic Acts for the same territory?
And, the first Organic Act was created to implement the Constitution. What was the purpose of the second?
Organic Act... a statute by which a municipal corporation is organized and created is its "organic act" and the limit of its power, so that ALL ACTS beyond the scope of the powers there granted are void." - Black's Law Dictionary
So, either the second Organic Act violated the constitution or it violated the first Organic Act.
Also...
municipal corporations do not have constitutional protection.
1907 Supreme Court decision - Hunter v. Pittsburgh
2. If you studied statutory construction (most folks don't, and I don't blame you, it's very boring), you would know that in order to give meaning to the statute, you have to define terms. That is why prior to calling DC a state, the previous words say "for the purposes of THIS STATUTE(emphasis added)...". They also called Purto Rico, Guam, and the Marshall Islands states, but there are still only 50 states. And besides, you can only become a state if the other states let you, see Article 4, Section 3 of the same constitution you cited earlier.
To me, this still does not explain why under section 38 it says GEOGRAPHICALLY...
Code:
The term “United States”, except as otherwise specifically herein provided, when used in a [B][COLOR="DarkRed"]geographical[/COLOR][/B] sense, means the continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Virgin Islands of the United States.
Is this implying that geographically, the District of Columbia does not exist or that the entirety of all the states of the United States are under the jurisdiction of the District of Columbia?
My assertions are...
the District of Columbia Organic Act of 1871 created a new federal corporation, the United States, rather than the united States of America.
This corporation was formed as a muncipal corporation with no geographic location, but rather a district called the District of Columbia.
This District of Columbia contains the states, territories, and possessions of the United States.
The states no longer are a federation, but are now a federal agency or instrumentality (28 usc 3002 15) of the municipal corporation of the District of Columbia. These are now called the United States (rather than the united States of America prior to 1871).
The District of Columbia, as a municipal corporation, has no constitutional protections.
Therefore, the states, possessions, and territories of the District of Columbia have no protection under the constitution.
14th amendment citizens are citizens of this new construction. Since non-whites are specifically listed as not having voting rights nor human rights under the constitution, we as non-whites must be satisfied with this new political entity resulting from the Civil War.
However, this new political entity simply transferred one owner (former slavemasters) for a new one (the new national government, which is nominally called a Federal corporation), the United States.
3. The Federal government does what it does because it can. If we don't want it to do what it does, we should stop clamoring for it to have even more power to "do something".
I certainly agree with you about this.
