SirGareth
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- Dec 10, 2017
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- Very Conservative
Not fond of meta-citizenry? How do you feel about all people who reside in the US, for example? Do they all deserve US citizenship?
Obviously not. As a US expatriot living for extended periods of time in both Japan and South Africa I was required to obtain an appropriatly classified visa to do so. I had to register my location and identify my employer who was my guarantor with the local prefecture and I was required to notify my prefecture if I moved.
Although I had no civil rights in either county I conducted myself as a guest and filed four income taxes while in Japan, one for the national income tax, one for my local prefecture inhabitants tax, and of course I was also required to file both US national and state income taxes even though I lived in neither. I was required to pay for both of our kids' primary education and to pay taxes on the money I used to pay for their tuition for the USA, for my home state, as well as all the foreign taxes.
I was never under the illusion that I was anything other than a visitor.
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