>>394016

for fuck's sake will you go away w this shit

>>394109

elected federal officials are temporary residents of DC - they continue voting and paying taxes in their state of domicile (where they were elected)

>>394156

a little something happened at the NSA that morning, uh, what was it… a fucking gate ramming and shootout. oh, and VDay.

no reporter that's 'in' on SecDr talking points is that fucking dumb.

>>394158

"inhabitant" doesn't fucking apply here - elected officials remain RESIDENCY in the state where they were elected - they hold TEMPORARY RESIDENCY in DC - they continue paying taxes, and voting, in their state of RESIDENCY

>>394192

residency is based on intent, where one intends to make their place of domicile - if challenged (e.g., IRS) then # of days spent here/there are examined, etc.

>>394227

>>394269

you're a fucking kook - sitting congressmen are residents of the state that elected them (though not required to live in the district they represent), and thusly are able to be re-elected in line with the constitution (the one they let us see, you fucking kook)

>>394330

opening normies' eyes to undeniable prediction/result would mean a lot more if Q started predicting some major shit………

>>394332

sounds like he's concerned for the future of this site..

hmm… wants us to create proofs that demonstrate undeniable link between Q predictions/results, to start opening some eyes… and worried about creating/keeping backups offline from this site….

setting us up for a major brain-fuck drop to mass disseminate to pre-warmed normies?

>>394359

has nothing to do with my point - "residenCY" is an abstract concept, by fucking design - I already told you what it is, go back and read it

you go play words on your own time

>>394372

shut it, kook - I explained the concept of residency and you asked for a definition of resident - these are two different concepts, IN A COURT OF LAW

read up before going Yelly McScreamy, kook

>>394381

>shut it, kook - I explained the concept of residency and you asked for a definition of resident - these are two different concepts, IN A COURT OF LAW

>read up before going Yelly McScreamy, kook

>>394400

literally, and I mean literally, you're a kook

these are established concepts, perhaps read a book before you make the next run

see: resident of United States of America claims residency in X (you fucking kook)

>>394441

>A resident claims residents

…got it. thx for the laugh, kook

>>394488

I appreciate your verification of my earlier statements anon. Thank you.