>unfair to place all the blame on the individual.

I'm mostly blaming the rich.

>everyone in the USA is responsible for the atrocities the USA war industry has inflicted all over the world.

Yeah we kind of are. So many chances to learn and push to reverse policy. Yet look how we voted.

>sometimes you just have to do what you have to do, and one of those things is pay your taxes.

If it's between being homeless and joining ICE... I'd rather inflict the pain on myself than others. There are stances I will take, even of AI isn't the "line" for me personally. (But in not gonna optimize my portfolio towards that either).

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It's unfair to place all the blame on an individual, not on the individual. Each individual is responsible for their share of the blame.

>By that metric, everyone in the USA is responsible for the atrocities the USA war industry has inflicted all over the world. Everyone pays taxes funding Israel, previously the war in Iraq, Afghanistan, Vietnam, etc.

I mean, the Iraq War polled very well. Bush even won an election because of it, which allowed it to continue. Insofar as they have a semblance of democracy, yes, Americans are responsible. (And if their government is pathological, they're responsible for not stopping it.)

>But no one believes this because sometimes you just have to do what you have to do, and one of those things is pay your taxes.

Two things. One, you don't have to pay taxes if you're rich. Two, tax protests are definitely a thing. You actually don't have to pay them. If enough people coordinated this, maybe we'd get somewhere.

Honestly yeah. You are complicit and it is your fault. Either donate significant amounts, protest, or move.