So -- when read for what it actually says, and means, there is still no evidence of ANY law on the books in Hawaii that would prohibit President Obama from obtaining his OWN birth Certificate and using it in whatever damn fashion he jolly well pleases.
Nobody is saying that Obama can't get his birth certificate. On the contrary, it's been stated over and over again that obviously he has gotten it. But as a matter of record keeping, surely it is obvious that they will not release the ORIGINAL of any record they keep. If they did that, they would not be a record KEEPING agency, they would be a record distributing agency. How are they supposed to keep records if they simply hand them over? What records would they then have? What you are suggesting would mean that once they give Obama the original document that was created when he was born, there would cease to be any record of his birth. That's pretty bad record keeping, dontchathink?
What instead happens, as does all over the place, is that the record keeper retains the initial documentation, and when a person such as Obama requests their birth certificate they are given a certified copy of the records on file with that given entity. This certified copy is what Obama has, it's what I have, it's what you have whether you realize it or not.
An intermediate level Court agreed with MY analysis by the way in a suit filed by a guy you'd label a "birther." ROBERT v. JUSTICE (Haw. App., 2011) . The prohibition applies to the GOVERNMENT and to anybody EXCEPT those who have the requisite interest in the birth certificate, such as the person named ON the damn thing.
Defendants argued that Plaintiff's complaint to compel Defendants to grant Plaintiff access to President Obama's birth record failed to state a claim upon which relief could be granted because: (1) HRS §§ 338-18(b) prohibits Defendants from disclosing public health statistics records, which include birth records, unless the applicant is a person with a "direct and tangible interest" in the records;
excerpted from: ROBERT v. JUSTICE (Haw. App., 2011).
You are trying to allege that state law allows the state of HI to relinquish records that it holds, and cease to hold those records any longer. However, nothing you've provided so establishes that. In the Justice case, Dr. Justice sued in order to have Obama's birth records released. His suit was dismissed on the grounds for relief under the "compelling circumstances" argument which he presented. That dismissal was upheld by the Intermediate Court, whose full decision is
here.
Nothing in the case addressed whether state law authorized or allowed the record keeping entity to cease keeping records, even upon the request of the person to whom the records pertain.[/QUOTE]
Hey dirt-brain. Don't tell me what I'm saying, you moron.
I AM stating that Hawaii has NO law that prohibits giving the birth certificate belonging to Joe Blow, to Joe Blow, you ******* imbecile.
There is no conceivable legitimate State interest in telling me that I am not permitted to have my own ******* birth certificate.
And likewise, the law does not forbid me (once I come into possession of my own ******* birth certificate) from copying it and sharing it with anyone and everyone I wish.
I cannot help the fact that YOU lack the ability to understand what the law actually says.
Your claim is wrong. As is often the case you gas-bag blow-hard,
you were simply wrong.
I cited the Hawaiian Birther litigation decision to support my point. The law prohibiting copying and dissemination is directed at anybody who has no legitimateinterest in the document. I cannot get yours. You cannot get mine. Neither of us can get President Obamas. You can get yours. I can get mine.
President Obama can get his. You may proceed to spin it any way you wish, but your abject ignorance will not change that immutable fact.