Reply #66

In the discussion thread: Facebook’s Eduardo Saverin Likely BARRED FROM RE-ENTERING U.S [View all]

Thu May 17, 2012, 10:06 PM

sabrina 1 (34,047 posts)

66. He's a billionaire, he will not have any problem getting into the US.

It's nice to speculate that maybe there are consequences for being a greedy, selfish scumbag, but in reality, money is GOD.

If he was a poor guy who had been abroad for a few years and found himself saddled with taxes he couldn't afford to pay, so thought giving up his citizenship might solve his problems, HE would not be allowed back in most likely. Who wants a poor schmuck with no money in the Land of the Free?

But this guy? He will be entertained in DC and in the Hamptons and Palm Beach and I have zero doubt he is already viewed as some kind of demi-god to many of those who have the power to make those decisions in this country.

Watch this story disappear before long. We will all move on and he will quietly go about his business here, and wherever else he wants to go.

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70 replies	Author	Time	Post
Facebook’s Eduardo Saverin Likely BARRED FROM RE-ENTERING U.S [View all]	Segami	May 2012	OP
I guess that's one less vote for Romney this Fall.	FSogol	May 2012	#1
Like he frigging cares	dballance	May 2012	#2
This post was hidden by jury decision.	dairydog91	May 2012	#7
Pssst, Inspector Clousaeu...his business is resident in the United States. nt	Romulox	May 2012	#8
And?	dairydog91	May 2012	#14
That may have some bearing on his desire to be present in the United States.	Romulox	May 2012	#15
Except, through the wonders of the internet and telephone, one does not need to enter...	dairydog91	May 2012	#19
And yet Mr. Saverin hasn't conducted his business via teleconference from Singapore, up to now.	Romulox	May 2012	#22
You are probably correct in saying that Saverin will have little trouble reentering the US.	dairydog91	May 2012	#24
Any country that uses flogging	leftynyc	May 2012	#39
Which business?	MattSh	May 2012	#28
OK. I don't know the guy's bio. Still, it's silly to act outraged that he might wish to return	Romulox	May 2012	#30
Singapore - Disney Land with the death penalty	GoneOffShore	May 2012	#53
If he thought of himself as a "global citizen" then...	ProfessionalLeftist	May 2012	#3
"America: Love It or Leave It"	TahitiNut	May 2012	#4
Just another perfect example of greedy rich 1% bastards that refuse to pay taxes to	xtraxritical	May 2012	#34
This is why it makes me so mad. Use our resources and then leave without giving back.	efhmc	May 2012	#40
except, this is not true, the whole story is made up by politicians and the news	naaman fletcher	May 2012	#48
The chances of this guy being barred from re-entry are NIL. It just takes a few thousand $ to get	Romulox	May 2012	#5
Barred even as a tourist or business traveler?	mainer	May 2012	#6
The article said that he could apply for a visa but he would first have to admit he renounced his	pacalo	May 2012	#10
Shouldn't even be allowed to receive a fucking picture.	lonestarnot	May 2012	#11
Zero chance. nt	Romulox	May 2012	#16
Good! And the rest of the asswipes intentionally avoiding paying US taxes they owe should receive	lonestarnot	May 2012	#9
Good. Nt	abelenkpe	May 2012	#12
Boo-hoo. If he doesn't want to pay US taxes on his billions then he can stay out.	sinkingfeeling	May 2012	#13
The Facebook IPO does not enrich him personally until he is paid salary or sells his personal stock.	xtraxritical	May 2012	#35
The exit tax is assessed on unrealized gains as of the day before	spooky3	May 2012	#42
Excuse me, but as of March 2012 (prior to IPO), his net worth was $2 billion.	sinkingfeeling	May 2012	#45
Ta-ta, Tuttle	alcibiades_mystery	May 2012	#17
Apparently he skimped on competent legal advice as well.	Nuclear Unicorn	May 2012	#18
Good. He's a traitor in my book.	denverbill	May 2012	#20
He already "paid his taxes" in full. That's what the exit tax does.	dairydog91	May 2012	#23
Several criticisms are wrong here.	spooky3	May 2012	#38
Apparently, you completely missed the point of what this libertarian douchebag is doing.	denverbill	May 2012	#46
Wow, xenophobic much?	Spider Jerusalem	May 2012	#49
good	warrior1	May 2012	#21
"global citizen."	Baitball Blogger	May 2012	#25
THIS IS ALL A BS STORY	naaman fletcher	May 2012	#26
Right, see my #35 above.	xtraxritical	May 2012	#36
not quite right	spooky3	May 2012	#41
Right	naaman fletcher	May 2012	#47
two separate issues	spooky3	May 2012	#51
I do this for a living	naaman fletcher	May 2012	#52
Can you explain 1) why the Dem. Senators and others are getting bent out of shape	spooky3	May 2012	#56
well,	naaman fletcher	May 2012	#67
lol	iamthebandfanman	May 2012	#27
What do you mean "throw him out"?	former9thward	May 2012	#33
Ha ha. No Olive Garden for him (nt)	Nye Bevan	May 2012	#29
The way he was portrayed in the movie	DiverDave	May 2012	#31
he looks like a vampire.	Odin2005	May 2012	#32
You beat me to it!	ScreamingMeemie	May 2012	#50
Shell game.	Trillo	May 2012	#37
Sayonara asshole!	ellie	May 2012	#43
Fuck off, Saverin you greedy traitor!	librechik	May 2012	#44
I have to tell you, I just don't see what the big deal is and the amount of outrage expressed here	avebury	May 2012	#54
I don't get the anger, either.	mainer	May 2012	#57
The reason is that he OWES HIS FAIR SHARE	flamingdem	May 2012	#58
And how is that different from what	avebury	May 2012	#68
And if it wasn't for the US granting him and his parents asylum b/c	beac	May 2012	#63
And I have to tell you that if you are honestly renouncing your citizenship b/c	beac	May 2012	#62
He wants back in? NO!	aquart	May 2012	#55
I really dont think he is going to care much. He has $3 Billion and the entire rest of the world	stevenleser	May 2012	#59
Should've paid your taxes!	Initech	May 2012	#60
Face, meet Book	RobertEarl	May 2012	#61
Oh right, NOW they're getting tough on tax evaders?	Canuckistanian	May 2012	#64
Would you give up your citizenship for a couple hundred million dollars?...nt	SidDithers	May 2012	#65
Heck yeah and wouldn't	avebury	May 2012	#69
To be a citizen of, say, New Zealand? EU?	mainer	May 2012	#70
He's a billionaire, he will not have any problem getting into the US.	sabrina 1	May 2012	#66

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