Why does this suck so hard and what are you going to do about it?

[Anonymous No.25563390]

US citizenship is unironically the worst for big bag holders looking to cash out. Even if you move to Belarus, where crypto capital gains are untaxed, the US still insists you must report income made abroad.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/rogerhuang/2019/06/24/seven-countries-where-cryptocurrency-investments-are-not-taxed

And you can't open accounts on foreign exchanges with a US passport thanks to KYC rules.

The proper way to fix this is to get at least one additional passport in a country that doesn't suck -- many ways to do this but here's where you can buy one (https://www.citizenship-program.com/citizenship-program.html)) -- then renounce US citizenship and never look back.

Currently reading Nomad Capitalist by Andrew Henderson, highly recommended -- but do realize that it's a sales funnel for his company's consulting services.

[Anonymous No.25563435]

>And you can't open accounts on foreign exchanges with a US passport thanks to KYC rules.
Makes it difficult to cash your crypto out into a foreign account.

[Anonymous No.25563485]

Don't forget the exit tax ;^)

[Anonymous No.25563604]

>>25563485
And I'm told the process is not even possible because COVID has closed the offices and they can't figure out Skype.
But what if you live overseas and just don't file US income tax anymore? Seems to me the worst that can happen is US can cancel your passport. But if you have at least one other, that's not so bad. Can't imagine your residence country would extradite you over that.

[Anonymous No.25563626]

>>25563390
i'm retired at age 30, have no kids, no wife, don't want wife or kids. i'm american, thinking about getting citizenship in a caribbean nation and renouncing my US citizenship.

is this a bad idea

[Anonymous No.25563795]

>>25563626
>don't want wife or kids.
This is the only bad part of the plan.
Buy a passport in another country that meets your needs ($100k-$300k), then establish residence in a tax-free/friendly country.
Seriously, you should read Nomad Capitalist if this is interesting to you.

[Anonymous No.25564187]

>>25563795
i wrote it down on my notepad to remember to read it, actually. thanks for that.

[Anonymous No.25564222]

>>25563795
To be clear, you often don't have to physically live where you have residency (or maybe just a few days/weeks) and your residency doesn't have to be in the country of your passport. Your residency determines where you pay income tax.
Also, you can have many passports if you want. Can be useful for travel, buying real estate, opening bank/exchange accounts, starting corporations

[Anonymous No.25564249]

>>25563390
Puerto Rico act 60 fren, fellow burger, currently in Puerto Rico. You welcome

[Anonymous No.25564285]

>>25563390
The only way to fix this unironically would be to do something about the corruption in this country which has effectively transformed its citizens into indentured servants. Nothing will change unless the swamp is drained. If it goes on much longer they will start taxing LTCG and even unrealized gains in order to kick out the ladder and destroy the middle class permanently (under the guise of “taxing the rich”). Enough is enough.

[Anonymous No.25564329]

>>25564249
I might know you lol
-- shitposting from an undisclosed location

[Anonymous No.25564381]

thanks for this based thread lads will do some reading based on your advices
any reputable firms that deal with this sort of thing you can recommend to look at?

[Anonymous No.25564453]

>>25564285
I unironically think the US is doomed. I'm an American refugee who beat the rush. At least you can save yourself with some clever passport strategy, unless COVID got you permanently locked down

[Anonymous No.25564582]

>>25564381
>any reputable firms
I don't know the answer to this yet. The author's company is nomadcapitalist.com, but until I complete the process I can't vouch for them yet. I hope to get this done in 2021 and will report back
This internationalization strategy discussion is actually a really big deal that /biz/ should be talking more about. Maybe other anons have already gone thru it

[Anonymous No.25564732]

>>25564222
Don't you still have to pay capital gains if you're a resident in another country?

[Anonymous No.25564748]

>>25563390
come to the best country in the world OP

[Anonymous No.25564789]

>>25563390
Lost wallet?

[Anonymous No.25564829]

>>25563390
If you spend 90 consecutive days outside of country you dont have to pay any tax at all :P

[Anonymous No.25564830]

>>25564732
I believe so. You would have to renounce US citizenship, and have no owed taxes or debts before cashing out.

[Anonymous No.25564841]

>>25564748
how did you get citizenship??

[Anonymous No.25564902]

>>25564732
US is the only country in the world that requires this of its citizens. So that's why you get another passport and renounce US citizenship before cashing out.

[Anonymous No.25564911]

>>25564222
Still a foreign income tax with LIMITED deductions

[Anonymous No.25564949]

because you pay the price of living in the country with the greatest financial opportunities
any american can scratch his butt and make 6 figures in silicon valley after a 2 months bootcamp
european countries might have less restrictive rules for exit, but good luck making more than €50k/y before years

[Anonymous No.25564964]

>>25564732
And to be clear, US bs aside, many countries do not levy capital gains tax on crypto. So if your smart, you could be 100% free and clear
https://www.forbes.com/sites/rogerhuang/2019/06/24/seven-countries-where-cryptocurrency-investments-are-not-taxed/

[Anonymous No.25564975]

>>25564902
And Eritrea.

[Anonymous No.25564990]

>>25564902
This.
Renounce your citizenship.. its a shithole of a country anyways

[Anonymous No.25564991]

>>25564748
shithole

[Anonymous No.25565032]

>>25564829
Except US income tax. They want their money.

But logistically, I'm not sure how they would raid an offshore account in another currency.

[Anonymous No.25565054]

>>25563390
Holy fuck, Imagine not being dual citizen. At least you can own a gun and blow your brains out now that a paki/pretend nigger is calling the shots in your mutthole shithole.

[Anonymous No.25565079]

>>25564975
lol true

[Anonymous No.25565122]

>>25564964
>many countries do not levy capital gains tax on crypto
For how long though? I can’t help but think the global financial cabals greedy fingers let anyone slip

[Anonymous No.25565129]

>>25564285
>If it goes on much longer they will start taxing LTCG and even unrealized gains
Imagine XMR mooning if they announce this

[Anonymous No.25565142]

>>25564748
Aussie and Bongs strutting with 13 yr old on their arms and beer bellies bigger than the pregnant thai teens walking the streets.

Worst country in the world if you have a decent head on your shoulders and not chasing tweens and sober for more then 20 mins.

[Anonymous No.25565178]

ITT: mongs who don't realize USA is *the* offshore country for anyone with enough to employ an accountant. If you're paying taxes here you're doing American wrong

[Anonymous No.25565214]

>>25564329
Don’t think we know each other. Even if you renounce you could be on the hook for the value at time of renouncing - look into PR. It’s a legitimate option, considering the bull run is in all likelihood starting.

[Anonymous No.25565232]

>>25565142
You don't have to live there. Establish tax residence in a non-shithole and use the Thai passport for travel, etc

[Anonymous No.25565264]

I took the sharia pill.
Next on the list is Turkish citizenship, you only need to invest $100-200k in Turkish land or stocks to get it.

[Anonymous No.25565279]

>>25565214
>Even if you renounce you could be on the hook for the value at time of renouncing
It's a good question
> look into PR
Problem is you have to physically live there -- zero interest in that

[Anonymous No.25565401]

>>25563390
In spite of the memes, Turkey is lovely. Their $250k buy-in is enough for a nice home, too. It's also a big country with plenty of people who are richer than you, so you're more than just a walking bag of money like you would be on St. Kitts or Grenada, etc. If you decide you don't like it, you can always just leave which solves that problem unlike what you face with the US.

[Anonymous No.25565491]

>>25563604
If you just stop paying US taxes, they'll charge you with tax evasion and probably any country you'd want to live in certainly will extradite you for that.

[Anonymous No.25565533]

>>25565401
It's a solid option for me
https://www.citizenship-program.com/turkey/

[Anonymous No.25565538]

>>25565264
how can i get that passport ser?

[Anonymous No.25565573]

>>25565401
what are chances to get kidnapped and beheaded for liveleak as whitey?

[Anonymous No.25565577]

>>25564748
came here a decade ago
>>25564991
what's a good country in your opinion then. Think about the whole package.
>>25565142
kek this is unironically me except the first part
>>25565232
based

[Anonymous No.25565583]

>>25565491
That's the fear, for sure, but I know several people who haven't filed US taxes for 10+ years with zero repercussions

[Anonymous No.25565751]

>>25565538
Its a pain in the @$$. Get a moroccan one instead desu. Going to Portugal is midwit, going a few miles further south is big brain. But turkey is much more friendly to crypto than any of those countries.

[Anonymous No.25565786]

>>25565751
>turkey is much more friendly to crypto
How so?

[Anonymous No.25565812]

>>25565573
Dude, you got filtered by the FUD. Don’t even worry about it then. Stay safe in the USA.

[Anonymous No.25565835]

>all this work to live with a chip on your shoulder for the rest of your life just to avoid paying taxes
I hate kikes but if I make it I'm not gonna fuck around just so I don't have to pay for niggers. It sucks that this is the way of the world but there are worse things in life.

[Anonymous No.25565867]

>>25565573
lol

[Anonymous No.25565940]

>>25565786
Look up the global crypto laws by country. In north africa crypto is underground with the black market cash exchanges. Turkey it is legal.

[Anonymous No.25565964]

>>25565751
>Going to Portugal is midwit,
why^

[Anonymous No.25565974]

>>25563485
>it's real
Holy shit ahahahahahahahahahahahah

[Anonymous No.25565998]

>>25565835
>It sucks that this is the way of the world
But it's not, anon. You can leave.

[Anonymous No.25566053]

>>25565964
It’s the difference between going to Texas to save money and going to Mexico to save money. I’d choose north africa over southern europe every day.

[Anonymous No.25566054]

>>25565583
I'm happy to hear that, but if I make it, I wouldn't want to take the risk. The exit tax is a few grand flat fee, plus a tax on unrealized gains with an exemption for your first $2 million of assets (last I read about it) so I'd rather just pay it to get them off of my ass for sure.

[Anonymous No.25566138]

>>25563390
Dude, just live off of your Bitcoin. Google the 4% rule. Apply it to Bitcoin, you'll never lose your principal and can live for free forever (depending on how much you made).

Unless you're invested in a shitcoin, in which case yes you're fucked. You'd have to renounce your citizenship, and I believe even then you have to pay exit taxes.

[Anonymous No.25566177]

>>25565940
Looks like it's kinda limbo. No idea if that's good or bad..

https://guden.av.tr/legal-status-cryptocurrencies-turkey/#:~:text=There%20is%20currently%20no%20legislation,in%20Cryptocurrency%20Activities%20in%20practice.

>There is currently no legislation that specifically refers to Cryptocurrency and therefore it is not entirely accurate to declare this type of business activity is lawful or unlawful in Turkey. Cryptocurrency is not recognized under Turkish law however they are utilized in Cryptocurrency Activities in practice.

[Anonymous No.25566255]

>>25566138
This. I'm living on crypto right now and what I do is, everytime I spend money I buy half or the full amount in btc. Kind of like bitcoin reward some startups offer.

[Anonymous No.25566343]

>>25566177
But again, you don't have to have tax residency in the country/countries of your passports. I imagine using the Turkey real estate investment as a winter home and establishing tax residency in a country that doesn't tax it

[Anonymous No.25566502]

>>25566138
You can always trade your shitcoin for bitcoin, I don't see that problem there.
What if you want to buy a house? Just eat the five figure tax bill? And there's always the risk that US govt will decide to tax unrealized crypto gains because Rich People Bad.
We're talking about a way to leave the plantation

[Anonymous No.25566579]

>>25566502
Bitcoin is way too traceable, i'm speaking from experience, they will freeze everything.
The exchanges are all fucked now.

[Anonymous No.25566590]

>>25563390
I don't think the exchanges check to see if your passport is legitimate. They just want to see a non-US pic. You could Photoshop one together and go to Canada to sign up with any foreign exchange from your hotel room and your 'new' passport.

[Anonymous No.25566598]

>>25566177
I’m not waiting for a decree that says “bitcoin is legal”, if they dont crackdown I consider it legal.
>>25566343
Yeah that’s a good idea.

[Anonymous No.25566727]

>>25564949
If it this were as easy as it sounds then those jobs wouldn't be paying six figures.

Living in a burgerpunk landscape takes a toll. Broken families, shitty people screaming at each other in cars, shit food, no culture, twelve years of subpar education. People cope by becoming either drug addicts, born again christians, or soulless NPCs. The mental effects from living in a place like this is a tax in itself. Hence, most of the people who do make it to the decent tech jobs are diaper-shitting polyamorous trannies.

[Anonymous No.25566754]

>>25565964
It's EU. Won't escape the great reset with massively increased taxation to pay for covid retarded policies and ECB brrrrrrrrr-ing

[Anonymous No.25566894]

>>25566502
Trading is a taxable event. I thought you were trying to avoid taxes.

If you want to buy a house (large investment), it depends on how much you made, how much have you made? Google exit taxes, this is after you renounce your citizenship btw, which isn't a small deal.

Don't worry about unrealized gains, people have been talking conjecture for decades. One of the favorite talking points for highly political idiots.

[Anonymous No.25566931]

>>25564249
>Puerto Rico act 60
bro WTF this is literally a huge cheat code

[Anonymous No.25567109]

>>25563390
>but do realize that it's a sales funnel for his company's consulting services.
Not even mad, sounds like a useful SME/agency to listen to.

[Anonymous No.25567122]

>>25565998
You'll never be able to return and if they catch wind that you cashed out millions they will still charge you for tax evasion.

[Anonymous No.25567124]

>>25566727
https://youtu.be/4difPEQ8wA4

[Anonymous No.25567137]

>>25565264
is converting to islam a good investment?

[Anonymous No.25567138]

when I was little, I remember how my grandparents idolized USA, the land of opportunity, where cash is laying on the street and everyone is free. I was captivated by this supposed promised land. Now I thank God every day I wasn't born there. I mean USA is pure insanity. How do you cope living in this dystopia everyday? You'd be happier in any shithole poor eastern yurop country or even the balkans

[Anonymous No.25567268]

>>25567138
100%
But you may not realize how heavily brainwashed most Americans are. It's like something from a bad movie. The propaganda is so good, so slick and effective, most people don't know they're being propagandized.

[Anonymous No.25567301]

>>25567138
You watch too much TV, I'm not exactly a world traveler but I've been to Mexico, Italy, France, Costa Rica, Canada, Japan.

They all have their pros and cons. Can't wait to retire in Italy though.

[Anonymous No.25567414]

>>25567301
ye that's true
but now there's not many pros of living in america unless you really really like money

[Anonymous No.25567443]

>>25567137

[Anonymous No.25567496]

>>25567414
greed, gluttony, sloth, lust, envy, wrath, pride

[Anonymous No.25567514]

>>25565577
Damn that looks really nice and green. My 85 year old barber has a place in bangkok that he lives in half the year where he gets high on viagra and bangs sluts

[Anonymous No.25567524]

>>25563626
22 year old engineer here. How do I become like you friend? How did you manage to retire at 30? Good investments?

[Anonymous No.25567563]

>>25563604
You can renounce your US citizenship at any US embassy in the world.

[Anonymous No.25567595]

>>25563390
get a good woman with an eu passport. problem solved.

[Anonymous No.25567636]

Meh, the exit tax is just on unrealized gains, so it is the same as you cashing out. The benefits after leaving outweigh the exit tax any day

[Anonymous No.25567638]

>>25563626
yes. marry a foreign gal and enjoy both. never give up a blue passport dummy.

[Anonymous No.25567681]

I'm planning on moving to the US and becoming a permanent resident if I ever make it with crypto
Is this a bad idea? And if so, why?
I'm white, btw

[Anonymous No.25567683]

>>25565264
based anon

[Anonymous No.25567702]

>>25563626
If ur retired at 30 you must be handicapped lmao

[Anonymous No.25567733]

Just move most of your your wealth into crypto then move all your crypto into cold wallets.

Then leave the country on vacation and never talk to the IRS.

[Anonymous No.25567739]

>>25567638
you're missing the point brainlet. this is about reducing tax exposure, something made immeasurably harder with muh blue passport.

[Anonymous No.25567747]

>>25567414
Studies have shown that European countries are happiest, based on a myriad of important metrics. The civilians actually trust their politicians there, if you can believe it. Healthcare is free and the state pays for a lot of things. You pay higher taxes, but it's not as corrupted there.

The US is definitely the land of opportunity. But this requires ambition, if you don't have ambition (and intelligence to back it up) the opportunity is worthless to you. Dog eat dog.

Wealth inequality is crazy here. But you're also not living in a country where the median income is 5$ a day.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPKKQnijnsM&t=4s

TLDR move to a nice town in Italy where they don't give a fuck about BMW's and the latest iPod and realize you've completely wasted your life.

[Anonymous No.25567769]

>>25567681
green card is better than passport in your position as it gives you the right to remain without making you liable to US tax for the rest of your life, regardless of where you're resident in the world.

[Anonymous No.25567809]

>>25567747
cattle in pens might seem happy too

[Anonymous No.25567844]

>>25567769
though obviously you'll have to pay US taxes while you're resident in the US as a greencard holder.

[Anonymous No.25567977]

>>25566177
>>25566598
btcturk.com

[Anonymous No.25567998]

Here is a cheat code. Google IRS 1041. Marry a foreigner, «gift» her all your BTC, sell it all, retire.

Only works if you are good with women others wise she will exit scam you

[Anonymous No.25568040]

>>25567809
Happier because the floor is raised for everyone. There is less inequality and the "happy" metrics apply to the entire population. In other words, more of them are happy. In the US, the wealth inequality is ludicrous. And of course everyone here *thinks* they're going to make it, who doesn't think they're going to be rich when they grow up? But statistically, they don't. Numbers don't lie.

[Anonymous No.25568044]

>>25567998
IRS section 1041. NOT form 1041

[Anonymous No.25568095]

burgers can move to puerto rico and cash out, look into it

[Anonymous No.25568108]

>>25567733
Right. But you'll need a second passport if you want to turn that crypto into euros or rubles or yuan or whatever in any amount -- e.g. buying a house or a car

[Anonymous No.25568145]

>>25563390
never cash out never pay taxes.
just use a credit card and charge it from crypto.

[Anonymous No.25568150]

>have shit income
>cash out and only pay 12.5% max

AHAHAHHHHHAHHHHUHHHAAHAHAHHAHAHAAHAHHAAHHAAHAHAHHAAHHWHWWHHWWHAHAHHAAHHAAHHAAHAH RICHFAGS BTFO

[Anonymous No.25568162]

>>25567747
Denmark -- happiest country in the world. There's also a 200% sales tax on cars. Literally a new Honda Accord may cost you $100k.

[Anonymous No.25568194]

>>25567747
Which European countries? EE is a shit hole, the med is a shit hole unless you are rich. UK and France are becoming a shithole. All the rest are only nice because they leeched the life blood from the rest the rest of the EU.

[Anonymous No.25568219]

>>25567769
You can’t be outside the US with a greencard for more than six months. That sucks.

[Anonymous No.25568334]

>>25563604
Yes they most certaintly would

[Anonymous No.25568389]

>>25563390
imagine not having citenship to the EU and pain because your grandfather lived in pain and then my kid will also have this benefit . WITH a us passport

[Anonymous No.25568406]

>>25568334
Not certainly at all. Like I said, I know several people living abroad who just stopped filing US income tax. No problems.

[Anonymous No.25568428]

what's the best passport in europe outside of shit like Monaco? Switzerland?

[Anonymous No.25568458]

How many anons have married other anons for passports and benefits?

[Anonymous No.25568483]

>>25568194
I think Finland, Norway, Denmark historically. Italy doesn't show up as I believe their economy is in the toilet, but that place is paradise. Greece would be a great retirement spot too. Buenos Aires if you're on a serious budget. Pretty and cheap.

[Anonymous No.25568500]

What first world country ACTUALLY doesn't take capital gains?

[Anonymous No.25568518]

>>25568428
Lichtenstein or Vatican

[Anonymous No.25568521]

Just become an estonian ecitizen then fuck off to anywhere else in the EU.

[Anonymous No.25568536]

>>25563390
Check your privilege. You were lucky enough to be born in the US and not some shithole. Stop complaining. The American dream is what you make of it.

[Anonymous No.25568551]

>>25568500
https://www.forbes.com/sites/rogerhuang/2019/06/24/seven-countries-where-cryptocurrency-investments-are-not-taxed/

[Anonymous No.25568557]

>>25568518
>outside of shit like Monaco

[Anonymous No.25568570]

>>25563390
I’m moving to the Middle East the us is dead

>all women are whores
>in the Middle East women are thrown in prison for it
>hash and weed all over for cheap
>no porn or coomers

[Anonymous No.25568636]

>>25568551
The only first world country in that list is Switzerland.

[Anonymous No.25568647]

>>25568551
B E L A R U S

[Anonymous No.25568683]

>>25568557
Oh I thought you were literal. For EU doesn’t matter. Non-EU, definitely Norway, maybe UK if you go someplace based like Gibraltar.

[Anonymous No.25568715]

>>25568483
These rankings are total bullshit though. The top 10 countries are where people are the most depressed. Most alcohol and antidepressant consumptions, suicides etc Like don't tell me people are happier in Finland than in Philippines

[Anonymous No.25568757]

>>25568647
My #1 choice. Just need a Belarus qt to make it easy

[Anonymous No.25568767]

>>25563390
just buy shits with bitcoins. It's called cryptocurrency for a reason

[Anonymous No.25568766]

>>25568715
so what alcohol and antidepressants make you happy

[Anonymous No.25568806]

>>25563485
alright socialists, explain the exit tax then, as it violates the social contract as i didn't choose to born in this country, my parents did

[Anonymous No.25568817]

>>25568715
Most Nordics are midwits who are content with mediocrity. This list makes perfect sense.

[Anonymous No.25568821]

>>25568757
same to be honest, would move there

[Anonymous No.25568904]

>>25563626
as shit as being a us goy is i still would want it

[Anonymous No.25569012]

>>25568817
It's the opposite though. Nordics are high IQ so they aren't satisfied with their wagie mediocrity. 3rd world is low IQ so they are still content living in appalling conditions. These rankings are just bizarre.
>>25568766
kek

[Anonymous No.25569158]

>>25568483
That feel when your country is not even on the list.

[Anonymous No.25569200]

>>25567747
>Studies have shown
yeah the same studies that give gove grants to the unis right? fucking twat.

[Anonymous No.25569215]

>>25569158
base Congo

[Anonymous No.25569301]

Why not just pay the taxes? Is that not an option? Jesus

[Anonymous No.25569395]

>>25569301
But why tho?
And this is about much more than taxes

[Anonymous No.25569556]

>>25564748
This but if you haven't got some passive income from country of origin or relatively large amount of money, you're not gonna make it.
>>25564841
No foreigners get citizenship unfortunately
>>25564991
>shithole
UK is unironically the shithole now. Too bad I got stuck here due to rona.
>>25565142
Kek. Where do these people live? I've never stayed in Bangkok for long and never have seen this lol

[Anonymous No.25569682]

>>25566727
those jobs also suck in all respects other than pay. coming from experience

[Anonymous No.25569906]

>>25569395
s
denouncing citizenship to where I was born just for taxes? I'm sure I'd love another country too but come on.

[Anonymous No.25569970]

>>25569906
Maybe you could get a better education

[Anonymous No.25570156]

>>25569556
there are a fair amount of white trash that another anon was referring to but I have a sizable investment portfolio. You're right though.

[Anonymous No.25570246]

>>25564249
Based

[Anonymous No.25570300]

>>25568044
fucking hell, you'd have to be more than good with women to gift a chick ALL your btc and hope to god nothing happens inbetween.

Just get a brazilian chick knocked up if you want the taxfreedegenpill cheat code

[Anonymous No.25570384]

>>25563485
Feel bad for pondsmith

[Anonymous No.25570409]

>>25568570
Based.

[Anonymous No.25570460]

>>25564249
QRD?

[Anonymous No.25570478]

>>25569906
Depends where you are at in life, and I cant tell your new. Their are other ways without leaving the country to avoid tax but for some people they just don't want to play the game anymore.

[Anonymous No.25570530]

>>25565583
25 and an Australian/American dual citizen living in Australia here.
Never once did any US taxes. I heard If you pay taxes in one country, they'll leave you alone. It's only if you for example live in a country with no capital gains tax and you cash out of a mil in crypto or something that they start coming after you.
Either that or there's just bigger fish to fry. Idk.

[Anonymous No.25570532]

>>25564285
>If it goes on much longer they will start taxing LTCG and even unrealized gain
Do you treatise the exodus that will take place if this happens

[Anonymous No.25570617]

>>25565264
kys

[Anonymous No.25570732]

>>25569215
I am in Europe

[Anonymous No.25570756]

>>25570300
Or take a vacation in Brazil to give birth. Everybody gets citizenship. (Mentioned in the book.) Anchor baby tourism, possible in several countries.
Many ways to approach this.

[Anonymous No.25570762]

>>25570617
Seethe cuck.

[Anonymous No.25570768]

>>25570732
where you at fellow eurochad?

[Anonymous No.25571014]

>>25569970
And maybe you could stop sniffing your own farts for once you fucking faggot incel.

[Anonymous No.25571136]

>>25571014
Stay put then. We don't want you here.

[Anonymous No.25571233]

>>25570617
>Christian
>virtue

[Anonymous No.25571494]

As an American I fucking hate this country. Actual clown world.

[Anonymous No.25571992]

>>25563485
Goddammit fuck this nigger kike country