They ask if thou is a ‘resident‘ on all forms and in court because their system is geared to 14th Amendment citizens who are federal citizens and also citizens in the states in which they reside. This occurred to me as I reviewed how Elon Musk’s son changed his name and the court documents ask if […]
The word ‘resident’ likely is a title in the federal government or a title in the UNITED STATES corporation. I recently noticed the U.S. Department of State has “Resident Offices”. I presume that ‘residents’ work there. If a magistrate or ‘policy/police officer asks me if i’m a resident, now i feel even more comfortable saying […]
As stated in other posts, the word ‘resident’ means to be temporarily in a location. So what is a better word? We can look at the Articles of Confederation which uses the word “inhabitant” four times, while the word “resident’ is not used. Here are three of the instances of “inhabitant”: The better to secure and […]
I recently read that “Resident” actually means “Resident Alien”, but they omit the word Alien. Now I see this form that has the option, “I’m a US citizen or a resident alien.” I’ve already written many times about how resident is someone staying temporarily at a place, as performers have a residency in Las Vegas […]
It’s the president of the US and instead of using his main title of ‘President’ and calling him “President Biden,” we’re supposed to say, “Mr. President”. We are directed to do this because everyone needs to be referred to as Mister. Mister is a title in the Navy and we must make it explicitly clear […]
The only real residents in Las Vegas are the performers staying and performing temporarily at the hotels. An inhabitant or a man or woman of Las Vegas is someone who lives permanently on the land of Las Vegas, the city, not “in” the City of Las Vegas, the corporation. See more posts about the term resident. A word […]
Many people or entities ask if thou is “a resident” of a state, rather than if thou “lives in the state”. I think they do this because resident is the title for a government official or someone who holds a public office. The question, “Do you live in XYZ state?” should suffice. But instead they ask, “Are […]
New movie called White Noise rotates around a chemical disaster after which the local policé/policy officers travel through the town blaring, “Evacuate all places of residence.” A simple man would of course say, “Evacuate” or “Evacuate thy home”. They’re saying ‘residence‘ because resident is a gov’t or corporate role and the policé officers ensure the […]