firstdown45 wrote:Are you suggesting there's not suitable people in Ontario that can help Printers with rehab and offseason training?
Matt Hasselbeck has been rehabbing in Vancouver this off season, Shaq used to all the time. Laughable?
firstdown45 wrote:
He flies out here in the cold of January for that?
It's too cold to fly? You don't get around much, do you?
firstdown45 wrote:
Ontario a province of 12 million people and he comes here for off season training?
Perhaps, just like many other athletes do.
firstdown45 wrote:
Now that's laughable.
Ok
firstdown45 wrote:
He does live in the U.S. during the off-season. That's why he needs a passport to cross the border.
But just above you implied he would be coming from Ontario and that's where he would train and rehab because there are 12 million people there.
firstdown45 wrote:
Furthermore, in order for a U.S. citizen to retain U.S. citizenship and voting rights, that person must physically reside in the U.S. for 180 days out of a calendar year.
That's so ridiculous. So after 180 days away he is no longer a citizen? No country grants citizenship just for being there, so he would become "citizenshipless" after being absent for 180 days? Where did you get that from? Gosh, I guess my wife isn't a US citizen anymore.
firstdown45 wrote:
Unless he's seeking dual citizenship.
That has nothing to do with it. He's able to work with a Visa.
firstdown45 wrote:
What is Buck's citizenship status?
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Still U.S. Why would it be anything else?
Oh FD, you're just so adorable when you try to make an argument!