What does a birth cert really means?

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Legally the word Register means,: To give up, impart, to pass over ownership.


This means than when we proudly register our new born and obtain a birth certificate for him/her we are actually Legally passing over the "ownership" of our children to the state and we the parents are mere keepers of our new born. 

This gives the state the right to retake "ownership" of the child as or whenever they wish.
This applies to anything we register: Land, Cars, Property, Guns etc....

Apart from our children, aren't you amazed that this secret is kept so well it makes me suspicious as to
 A. Why do we not know exactly what Registration Legally means.
B. What is the reason that Government wants to own our Children and anything and everything we register in innocence.

Does this mean that we are all owned by our Governments and all we possess. 

Please give me your opinion.
And definately look this up in any legal dictionary.
Thank you.

Tri-Harder · Accepted Answer

Like many definitions, there is no one thing that encompasses all.  For starters, you are filing a certificate of birth.   It's with the Registrar's office but is not a registration.  A registrar is one who is in charge of official records, which may include registrations or may include other official documents.   

Another legal definition of "registration" is "the act of registering or enrolling."  OR, not AND.  

Yet another:  "To record, or enter precisely in a designated place, certain information in the public records as is mandated by statute."   

So no, it does not always mean you give up rights and ownership. Perhaps a little of your own research would "definately [sic]" be in order.

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