Comments by "A Sparrow" (@asparrow9876) on "Young Man Goes Overseas And Realized He's NEVER Coming Back" video.

Just stay out of non EU countries. Problem solved. Hungary & Poland are lovely. So is Russia.
28
@derrickmaglone4150 The dyes, the preservatives, the additives (thickeners/emulsifying agents), the transfats, the sugars (glucose/fructose/sucrose), the salt/sodium, the seed oils, the plastics, the leeching nonstick chemicals (Teflon/PFA's/PUFA's/etc), the excess food processing (introducing all sorts of bacteria, especially the meat tenderizing machines).
14
Or PahJeets?
13
@Throwaway-x9e Doubt it. Especially with the obligations the EU tries to impose when propagating and dispersing incoming groups across the continent. Poland wanted to leave when the other countries tried to bully them into opening their doors and accepting the overflowing newcomers. Yes I am using every inoffensive word imaginable, but you know exactly what I mean.
8
@Throwaway-x9e Poland can do all the business it heartily wants with the rest of Eastern Europe. Preserving their culture, traditions, cultivation & preservation. Not all growth is good growth. Poland would do just fine without the EU.
8
Already 1 out of 10 too many. It should be 0.
5
@marecare77 Funniest part? Only America, Britain, New Zealand and Singapore charge a fee to renounce citizenship. US is around $2350... UK is around $450... NZ is around $275... But Singapore is a measly $25. In Canada and Germany, the process is lengthy and they advise you to become a non-tax resident. Unless you insist and pursue hard.
5
Haven't raised your arms much either, unless it was at each other.
4
@Throwaway-x9e Still? They were on their way out lol. Come onnnnn Poland. Hurry!!!
4
@marecare77 From the Canadian VISA website: "A citizen of Canada will retain Canadian citizenship upon acquiring a second citizenship in another country. In fact, Canadian citizens cannot lose their citizenship unless they voluntarily renounce it via a complicated legal procedure." But check America's disclaimer: "The fee to renounce U.S. citizenship is $2,350. This fee covers the administrative costs of processing the renunciation. However, you may also incur additional costs, such as legal and tax advisory fees, or an exit tax." LOL, THEY EVEN TAX YOUR A$$ OUT 😭😂😭
3
@marecare77 No, the CRA doesn't mark you as indebted if you paid tax in the countries you lived in for the corresponding tax returns. This is the case for most countries.
2
@marecare77 If you're no longer a US citizen you don't owe the IRS a thing. Unless you owed them before leaving, but they wouldn't let you renounce until you paid it, so you'd either be unable to leave or still able to be extradited for tax evasion wherever you are (that allows it). Mind you this is only if you're worth anything. Financially, societally, reputationally or technically. So unless you got money, confidential top secret information/connections, cultural relevance or highly valued skills, they're not gonna care about one measly little bird. Unless someone had a personal vendetta against you and smoothed the process to get at you.
2
@realitygamedesign ......along with using every existing taxloophole, while possibly even Iaundering some of that money and swapped around endlessly. Falsifying records, writeoffs, etc. Even the toiletpaper is a business expense. 💀
2
@gregorygant4242 It's also faster. Faster than Canada's too.
1
@Throwaway-x9e Keep in mind, Western Europe is ONLY RICH because they are hoarding gold, treasure, antiquities & priceless valuables, including treaties & contracts to extract the riches of Africa and split it among themselves. The UK, France, Belgium, Germany, etc.
1
@Throwaway-x9e Keep in mind, Western Europe is ONLY RICH because they are hoarding gold, treasure, antiquities & priceless valuables.......
1
@muhdiversity7409 Which country? Out of curiosity.
1
@realitygamedesign You think rich Americans who live & stash their money overseas are "just filing"...? 😂😂 Bro, they're hiding the money in every way imaginable, along with using every existing tax loophole, while possibly even laundering some of that money and swapped around endlessly. Falsifying records, write-offs, etc. Even the toilet paper is a business expense. 💀
1
@realitygamedesign You think rich Americans who live & stash their money abrσad are "just filing"...? 😂😂 Bro, they're hiding the money in every way imaginable, along with using every existing tax loophole, while possibly even laundering some of that money and swapped around endlessly. Falsifying records, write offs, etc. Even the toilet paper is a business expense. 💀
1
@realitygamedesign You think rich Americans who live & stash their money overseas are "just filing"...? 😂😂 Bro, they're hiding the money in every way imaginable....
1
@jtuneddc5428 If you get anything back for paying taxes.... Most countries just take and give nothing back except every area & department being a total mess.
1
@Jay-eb7ik I use to be like you, lost my zest for life. I promise you, there's a tunnel out, eventually even the climb becomes intoxicating.
1
@Jay-eb7ik He wasn't talking about an actual honeymoon phase ffs.... He's talking about the honeymoon phase of life.... It's a metaphor, analogy, allegory.
1