My entire point in this thread has been that nobody actually cares about birthright citizenship itself and it is a vector to oppose demographic change, which itself is not an allowed discussion topic.
So, for me to hold the views of an American in 1910 on this topic, I would be opposed to non-Europeans becoming a majority in America. Where is the lie? I never said anything about being anti birthright citizenship. You sir are morally triggered and cannot think clearly in this area.
> My views are something like what the average American believed in 1910.
The question of birthright citizenship was settled law for 40 years by the 1910s, so this is - unsurprisingly - a lie.