• KeithD@lemmy.nz
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    21 hours ago

    They’re still obligated to pay US taxes if they’re US citizens. Other countries with different tax policies I can perhaps get behind that somewhat, though.

    • kiterios@lemmy.world
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      21 hours ago

      It’s not only taxes.

      My kid is trans, our home country’s trans acceptance policies and free speech policies impact our passport renewal process.

      I live in another country, my home country’s foreign policy decisions directly impact my ability to live and work in my residence country and impacts how and which countries I can travel through.

      Decisions made in my home country can impact my life on the other side of the world, education, free speech, and anti corruption policies indirectly impact me by influencing voting behaviour in my home country.

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        15 hours ago

        It also impacts stuff like willingness to return in issues like this as well. If I feel the country is too unsafe to stay in I’d hate to not be able to vote to change it back