Varyk

I'm not lying, everything I'm saying is supported by facts, knowledge and experience.

you're upset because people won't lie down and die with you.

governments, peripherally, but the system in talking about doesn't contribute to billionaires anywhere near the way you're contributing to them right now.

this is what you sound like to someone who actually understands how the system works:

you are stranded in Antarctica.

you loudly complain about how Antarctica is destroying your life, how the cold is invading your bones, how you can't grow any food and you have no opportunities.

a rescue boat shows up, and says they'll take you wherever you want.

you claim that because extreme weather exists at all, there's no point in going anywhere.

you scream your anxieties at the rescue boat until they leave you behind, per your wishes.

that is how you are living, and how you want others to live.

I'm on the other side, supported by facts, knowledge and experience.

"There is only a few countries you can move to that allows you to not contribute to those billionaires."

ask questions instead of making things up.

you are incorrect. there are dozens of countries you can teach in, contribute to education, help small business owners and keep all of your income.

"I'm not saying that fleeing the US isn't a good idea."

don't flee the us, leave it behind where it belongs.

thank goodness, people needed to stop listening.

""They" is billionaires in general, not the Trump administration"

one or all, I'd suggest getting out of billionaire clutches.

"Living in a foreign country isn't the loophole you think it is."

yeah it is, specifically for this situation that you're complaining about.

you want things to be futile and hopeless, but unfortunately for your ennui, there are simple solutions.

stop working for those billionaires, and stop paying money into their system.

yea, like I said a few times, you should probably get out of that system.

sounds like you're missing the point.

"Not to say that dodging federal taxes isn't either good or neutral, but the problem isn't specific to this administration."

phew, good thing nobody said it was.

"Where are you living that the wealth you create doesn't end up..."

doesn't matter where you are as long as you are outside of the US for 330 days of a tax year, not a calendar year.

if you are outside of the US for 330 days or more per tax year, you are not required to pay about $125,000 in earned income tax per year (the amount goes up each year).

if you have a remote job, all you have to do is travel to countries with better services and a cheaper cost of living(most countries).

if you don't have a remote job all you have to do find a remote job you like or if that is too difficult, travel to countries that hire English teachers(dozens of countries with thousands of current postings).

correct.

if you don't want to give your money to this administration, I advise not doing that, as stated above.

okay, thank you very much.

that's too bad.

The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern.

I cannot do it justice, but it's a love story set within a surrealist fantasy traveling carnival that is impossible not to believe in while you're gently gliding along the thinly veiled poetry elegantly masquerading as prose.

what a great game, good call