Why can't an inner class use static initializer?

Question

Quoth JLS #8.1.3:

Inner classes may not declare static initializers (§8.7)......

This is demonstrated as such:<

Answer 1

There's a contradiction by definition:

From JLS §8.1.3:

A statement or expression occurs in a static context if and only if the innermost method, constructor, instance initializer, static initializer, field initializer, or explicit constructor invocation statement enclosing the statement or expression is a static method, a static initializer, the variable initializer of a static variable, or an explicit constructor invocation statement (§8.8.7).

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When an inner class (whose declaration does not occur in a static context) refers to an instance variable that is a member of a lexically enclosing class, the variable of the corresponding lexically enclosing instance is used.