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Old 11-08-2004, 10:35 PM
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Originally posted by Sistermadly
American citizens who become Canadian citizens are no longer required to give up their US citizenship (and haven't been since the mid 70s, I believe). If/when I do it, it'll be by choice.

I'm seeking citizenship in Canada because I can't in good faith pay taxes in a country and have no say in how that money is spent. The only way I can legally vote in Canadian elections is to become a citizen. It's just a nice little bit of synchronicity that the turning tide in the US is happening right around the same time that I'm eligible for citizenship.
So, if I may ask, why are you still holding onto your US citizenship?

And I thought you had to pay taxes abroad until you were no longer a citizen.

Anyway, it's your choice to find what makes you happy and where you belong. I just personally believe that everyone has a voice and I don't understand those that are upset but don't use their voices. Sure you're not a huge political mover and shaker, but you're still a voice. People in this country take that for granted and if you come from an opressive country, you see things differently.

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