A tax information form on Amazon is riddled with language traps. Am i an individual? – Well, my response is, an individual what? The word ‘individual’ is an adjective. “For U.S. tax purposes…” – I live in the U.S.A. not the U.S. “Are you…” – I am never a ‘you’ since ‘you’ is always plural. […]
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Why say ‘persons’ when one can say ‘people’
I like to point out odd things so that readers will think there is something odd going on. Here’s an example below. The quote says ‘other persons’ when in conversation we would say ‘other people’. “Garland said in a statement that federal prosecutors are still urgently exploring options to challenge the Texas law. He said […]
Bill Turner Video – The Living Dead – Not to be missed
VP stands in front of USA flag WITHOUT gold trim or gold tassel
Does thou have a name? Or what is thou called?
Ships have names. People don’t necessarily have names. They are called something. As in what is thy daughter called? At least that’s how they still say it in England. See the video below starting at 1:37 mark. The news host says, “What’s your daughter called?” The powers that be want to pretend they are […]
Arnold speaks in front of gold-trimmed flags
Arnold Schwarzenegger spoke in front of two gold-trimmed flags. He obviously got the memo from the power-that-be that he should be using a gold-trimmed military flag since he’s only speaking to U.S. citizens born on federal territories and the federal land within the 50 united states. The flag on the left is the military flag […]
The banking page about ALL CAPS name is trending. Dear JOHN SMITH…
Matthew McConaughey uses gold-trimmed flag…
I have no idea why he would even have one. Why would Matthew McConaughey use a gold-trimmed flag in a video? Is there someone in the power-that-be going around speaking to budding politicians and telling them to use the gold-trimmed flag? Did he used to be in the military or does he have family members […]
Patriotic? Fly the state flag
With July 4 approaching, everyone usually gets out the stars and stripes. But thou would be better served flying thy state flag. First, each state achieved independence in 1776, in addition to the union of states, USA. Second, a flag signifies jurisdiction and thou would be better off enlisting into thy state’s jurisdiction rather than […]
We’re not on ships and we’re not captains
Pairing my knowledge of the word ‘mister’ and the fact that arrest refers to stopping a boat, it is now clear that when a police officer stops someone or arrests someone, in legal terms what is happening is that they are stopping a (fictitious) boat and thou is considered the captain or mister/master of that […]