State Department sets a cost to renouncing citizenship- $450

[Siege]

You realize, of course, that we don't really need infantry.  Our deployment of such is just the handicap we give Third World countries when we invade them.  You're basically the equivalent of a house rule that keeps it from being too one-sided.

You are mistaken.
No matter what you do, you need to take, control, and hold the ground.
Guess who you need for this?

[CountDeMoney]

You realize, of course, that we don't really need infantry.  Our deployment of such is just the handicap we give Third World countries when we invade them.  You're basically the equivalent of a house rule that keeps it from being too one-sided.

You are mistaken.
No matter what you do, you need to take, control, and hold the ground.
Guess who you need for this?

Housekeeping.

[Siege]

blah blah. I still ain't talking to you.

[CountDeMoney]

I ain't talking to you, either.

[Neil]

You realize, of course, that we don't really need infantry.  Our deployment of such is just the handicap we give Third World countries when we invade them.  You're basically the equivalent of a house rule that keeps it from being too one-sided.

You are mistaken.
No matter what you do, you need to take, control, and hold the ground.
Guess who you need for this?

No you don't.  All that nonsense can be cleared up by proper technology and atomics.

[Ideologue]

You realize, of course, that we don't really need infantry.  Our deployment of such is just the handicap we give Third World countries when we invade them.  You're basically the equivalent of a house rule that keeps it from being too one-sided.

You are mistaken.
No matter what you do, you need to take, control, and hold the ground.
Guess who you need for this?

Police; bioweapons scientists; neutron bomb engineers; drones.

[Ed Anger]

Police; bioweapons scientists; neutron bomb engineers; drones.

Eizengruppen.

[The Brain]

You realize, of course, that we don't really need infantry.  Our deployment of such is just the handicap we give Third World countries when we invade them.  You're basically the equivalent of a house rule that keeps it from being too one-sided.

You are mistaken.
No matter what you do, you need to take, control, and hold the ground.
Guess who you need for this?

Police; bioweapons scientists; neutron bomb engineers; drones.

You have drones twice.

[Ideologue]

[Valdemar]

My uncle (now long gone) was born in Boston, as was my mother. For some reason he had dual citizenship (while she hasn't, but I guess she could if she would) and after a few years of doing business in the US he hit some sort of roof that would make him elligble for double taxation.

So, to avoid the hassle he asked the embassy if he could renounce his US citizenship and thus be a forreigner working in the US whenever needed. Sure, no problem, was the reply. Are you sure? Yes, yes indeed, as long as you apply for the right visa next time you come working, then no problem. So he renounced his citizenship.

What happened? First time he stepped into JFK it pooped up on their screen he had renounced and he was instantly detained for 2 hours having to explain why he had denounced. Certainly everyone in the whole wide world was craving, needing, dying to get, a citizenship, so he MUST have a ulterior, and sinister, motive for renouncing, ultimately something to do with not being elligble to be persecuted or something.

My uncle, being a rather good, and high powered, lawyer made immigration see the error of their weays and nothing more came of it, but the sheer incredulity of the imigration that anyone would voluntarily give up US rights was beyond them

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[garbon]

I think I'd be shocked to if someone chose citizenship from a do-nothing country over that of the US.

[Razgovory]

You realize, of course, that we don't really need infantry.  Our deployment of such is just the handicap we give Third World countries when we invade them.  You're basically the equivalent of a house rule that keeps it from being too one-sided.

You are mistaken.
No matter what you do, you need to take, control, and hold the ground.
Guess who you need for this?

Marines?

[Neil]

I think I'd be shocked to if someone chose citizenship from a do-nothing country over that of the US.

That's because you're stupid.  What good does the status of the US as a superpower do for the average citizen, especially a dual citizen living abroad?

[garbon]

I think I'd be shocked to if someone chose citizenship from a do-nothing country over that of the US.

That's because you're stupid.  What good does the status of the US as a superpower do for the average citizen, especially a dual citizen living abroad?

We're a bit better at protecting our citizens who weren't caught in the commission of a crime. More muscle and what not.  And then of course, there is the free access to the country.

[Admiral Yi]

Grabon, your schtick about San Francisco/NY/US is great and everybody else sucks is getting pretty tired.