Comments by "Matthew Nirenberg" (@matthewnirenberg) on "Why I'll Never Return to the US" video.

@Gamesso1slOo0l Quit being a coward and leave. You can video call friends and family, you can visit them, they can visit you. It's easy. Home is where you make it - the country doesn't matter. Honestly, you sound like a child who will NEVER move out of their parents house because 'family'.
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He really shouldn't. Andrew Bustamante isn't a person to look up to - he ratted out his own 'partner' over having a small party with alcohol which broke the rules. Instead of telling them off, telling them to not do that again, and getting rid of the bottles, he went directly to the instructor/superior and reported them. That shows he has no credibility, that he NEVER has anyone's back, even those he expects to have his, and that he's always gonna squeal / rat people out at the first chance because 'rules'. Even the person he ratted them out to wasn't impressed as in that line of work you're supposed to have each others back and use discretion.
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Grow up and tell them to come along or leave them. Why let them destroy you? They're supposed to love you. Even if leaving them costs 50% of what you have, that's better than staying and losing 100%. People need to grow up and leave the whole 'emotion' rubbish where it belongs (for woman only or in the trash) - life is business. Treat everything as business and you'll always make the right choice - emotions cloud the mind and result in bad choices.
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@RomarioCHVNNS Except the guys full of pure BS. He never actually says anything if you actually listen to him. He has zero clue of reality when he dabbles in geopolitics, he's always saying how Russia can't be defeated - even though that's all based off how things were in the 1970's and completely ignores the fact that countries such as Poland or Lithuania could wipe Russia out if they came under attack, due to the modernization of their armed forces with modern US equipment and weaponry. If you want stories and entertainment, sure listen to him. If you want information he's about the last person to go to. For geopolitical information listen to the following (in no particular order) and then make your own decision: * Funky Prepper * Alaska Prepper * Neil McCoy-Ward * Richard Vobes * Survival Living * Redacted * Pretty much anyone else...
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You can't just 'come back' after renouncing. Once you're no longer a citizen you're no different to any other foreigner.
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None - every country that isn't 3rd world, requires a clean record, or if anything it would have to be 100% insignificant such as 'caught discreetly urinating behind a dumpster', or 'sat in a park and had a beer'. Beyond that basically no chance. Vanuatu require a 100% clean record and have the EU do the 'due diligence' these days.
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@macaccount4315 Better to leave before those dues become greater. Unless of course you're happy not building your business / wealth, or unless you'd rather lose it all in a few years as the whole place collapses. Why go down with the ship when there's plenty of better options? You could just sell those things, pay taxes and then have SFA to pay when leaving.
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@macaccount4315 You choose not to. You could sell up, pay taxes and then leave. If you started a business once, you can do it again elsewhere. There is nothing that is wealth that forces you to stay in the USA. If you sell that wealth, or convert it to art or bullion, you could legally move it abroad with a much lower tax burden. Even if you stay you're still liable for those taxes if you try to realize those gains or if you sell the assets. Staying doesn't prevent anything. Alas you choose the easy way and will lose everything as a result. Everyone who says they can't is operating on emotion and laziness. There is nothing actually preventing you.
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AVOID AU & NZ LIKE THE PLAGUE. They are 100% failed commie shitholes. Look at the tyranny during the plandemic, look at what Dictator Dan did in Victoria. Look what Ardern did as a dictator in NZ. Oh and you can't do anything without a heap of qualifications, permits and licences - every little thing is heavily over regulated, and the taxes are very high and only getting higher.
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