enbyecho

So, yes.

You are one of those people that get avoided at parties, aren't you?

Point 1 is wrong. As long as you are a US citizen, Uncle Sam requires you to pay taxes on any income.

No, actually I am right (and so are you!) but there are details here that matter. Your foreign income is indeed subject to US taxes BUT if you pay foreign taxes you can claim the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE) that will in most cases eliminate your US tax liability. You will NOT be double-taxed on the same income.

Here is a summary: https://tax.thomsonreuters.com/blog/overview-of-u-s-taxes-on-foreign-income-for-individuals/

And the IRS Publican 54 "Tax Guide for US Citizens and Resident Aliens Aboard": https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/about-publication-54

Mangione seemed poised to become a serial killer.

That's pure speculation. And I hate to tell you this but people don't typically get sentence for "future crimes".

I see no connection at all between that phrase and anything I said.

I'm thinking that might be the issue.

"they make the all-too-common mistake of placing the blame for that harm on a set of tools used by the people who do that harm rather than on the people themselves"

"...by which some relatively small number of people can and inevitably do accumulate enough authority... [to] further their own shallow self-interest by bringing harm to others"

tl;dr you blame the people rather than the system, or, in your words, the "tools". But don't let me distract you from hearing yourself talk.

Options:

1. Leave the country. You can eventually renounce your US citizenship but in the meantime if you pay foreign taxes you won't have to pay US taxes as well.
2. Claim on your W2 for your job that you have an exemption so no money is deducted, and then don't pay. Obviously this eventually catches up with you.
3. Don't make more than the bare minimum to avoid taxes.
4. Start a business that is cash only.

Oh yes just a few bad apples.

You're assuming they will let him stay.

I'm curious. Have you always been a complete jackass?

Both are true.

You have to register which party you are going to vote?! Really?

You must live in a civilized country.

You can say no preference or independent. One purpose of party affiliation is to determine which primaries you get to vote in. So if you are a Democrat you can't vote in a Republican primary. But of course you can switch any time.

The entire system is designed to ensure that only the two establishment parties can win elections.

You know there's not even a whole letter's difference between CFO and CEO.

Just sayin'