Do you really have a 14th amendment

I spent the beginning of my American life with many beliefs and slowly watched them erode away until the realization that in reality, I have nothing.

In the beginning, I trusted in the Tooth Fairy, Santa Claus, and the Easter Bunny. Later, I believed that if I worked hard, my government would be there for me. Most recently, I evicted Christ from that special delusional space in my mind reserved for hope. What's left, I'm not sure.

That space in my mind reserved for hope suddenly has lots of room with just my beliefs in the Constitution remaining. Quietly, I summoned that part of my mind to feel superior to the poor third-world people suffering without my cherished 14th Amendment and all its entitlement nonsense, like my right to happiness and equality.

Nicholas Boyle believes, as I do, that he has certain inalienable rights, like the right to equal treatment, only his belief comes with a $150,000 price tag. You have to ask, if we are all equal, why the hefty price for his rights? And a better question is: do my perceived rights come with a price tag?

I have been fighting for the right to one of the few tangible material items that I own that brought me happiness, a modest car. Unfortunately, I have lost this as well, begging the question: did I ever own these rights, or was it another scam to control the masses like Christianity?

Today, my journey for those answers has entered its 810th day with no hope in sight. I'm leaning towards this just being another scam. Do the readers believe they have all the rights in the 14th? How would you know without an attorney?

I should have taken the blue pill 😀