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I can speak only about myself, I am EU-citizen (AUT) AND holding permanent resident status in Japan.69ixine wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 7:39 amIf there was ever a pull eastward of the europeans,and America and europe became Estranged,which citizenship should I keep under such a hypothetical scenario.Give reasons.
Which one would YOU choose?
TBH,I rather live in holland,portugal,Belgium,spain or italy than anywhere in the USA.
I'm glad for you,that you like living in Japan.Yohan wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:00 amI can speak only about myself, I am EU-citizen (AUT) AND holding permanent resident status in Japan.69ixine wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 7:39 amIf there was ever a pull eastward of the europeans,and America and europe became Estranged,which citizenship should I keep under such a hypothetical scenario.Give reasons.
Which one would YOU choose?
TBH,I rather live in holland,portugal,Belgium,spain or italy than anywhere in the USA.
Generally said, both US-citizenship and EU-citizenship are fairly good about travel and relocation to other countries outside of US and EU.
Of course it depends also about how much money you have, if you need or do not need to work for your daily expenses.
About myself, I prefer to keep EU-citizenship + holding additional Japanese permanent residence permission, I see no reason to do anything to change my present legal status. I will continue to live in Japan.
I never came back to EU during the last 40 years, but in case something is going seriously wrong in Far East Asia (Japan, SouthKorea/NorthKorea, Taiwan/China it is good to keep always an escape route in mind.
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About your question, my advice is to keep dual citizenship if possible in your case, and if not to keep EU citizenship - it seems better - just my opinion -to keep the nationality of an EU-country and to settle down in a smaller country within EU, which is politically and by military force not so active compared to the USA.
Such a country you mentioned in your comment is for example Portugal, not so expensive, good climate...
No brainer.. European culture and civilization is much sane and better than North American ones. U.S is a very cutthroat, selfish, no culture, barbaric, phony, greedy, competitive, soul sucking, flesh over substance and ghetto society. I only have the misfortune of staying here because69ixine wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:11 amI'm glad for you,that you like living in Japan.Yohan wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:00 amI can speak only about myself, I am EU-citizen (AUT) AND holding permanent resident status in Japan.69ixine wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 7:39 amIf there was ever a pull eastward of the europeans,and America and europe became Estranged,which citizenship should I keep under such a hypothetical scenario.Give reasons.
Which one would YOU choose?
TBH,I rather live in holland,portugal,Belgium,spain or italy than anywhere in the USA.
Generally said, both US-citizenship and EU-citizenship are fairly good about travel and relocation to other countries outside of US and EU.
Of course it depends also about how much money you have, if you need or do not need to work for your daily expenses.
About myself, I prefer to keep EU-citizenship + holding additional Japanese permanent residence permission, I see no reason to do anything to change my present legal status. I will continue to live in Japan.
I never came back to EU during the last 40 years, but in case something is going seriously wrong in Far East Asia (Japan, SouthKorea/NorthKorea, Taiwan/China it is good to keep always an escape route in mind.
-----
About your question, my advice is to keep dual citizenship if possible in your case, and if not to keep EU citizenship - it seems better - just my opinion -to keep the nationality of an EU-country and to settle down in a smaller country within EU, which is politically and by military force not so active compared to the USA.
Such a country you mentioned in your comment is for example Portugal, not so expensive, good climate...
You are also extremely intelligent,one of the best posters here.
The only place I like in USA is miami,and not as much as Lisbon or amsterdam.
I agree the EU citizenship is better,for political reasons,but also cultural ones-europeans are cultured and civilized-americans and new worlders not so much in my view.
I also think that European women are far better than american women and I am fine living in europe,not anywhere else,so I meant it in the context also and most importantly,of where would you rather live,the USA or the EU,and giving concrete reasons to make this a good discussion on this forum,comparing america vs Europe.
You have helped immensely,Thank you for your comment.
Most americans are mentally insane and also the women are ugly-on the inside and outside!Natural_Born_Cynic wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:24 amNo brainer.. European culture and civilization is much sane and better than North American ones. U.S is a very cutthroat, selfish, no culture, barbaric, phony, greedy, competitive, soul sucking, flesh over substance and ghetto society. I only have the misfortune of staying here because69ixine wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:11 amI'm glad for you,that you like living in Japan.Yohan wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:00 amI can speak only about myself, I am EU-citizen (AUT) AND holding permanent resident status in Japan.69ixine wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 7:39 amIf there was ever a pull eastward of the europeans,and America and europe became Estranged,which citizenship should I keep under such a hypothetical scenario.Give reasons.
Which one would YOU choose?
TBH,I rather live in holland,portugal,Belgium,spain or italy than anywhere in the USA.
Generally said, both US-citizenship and EU-citizenship are fairly good about travel and relocation to other countries outside of US and EU.
Of course it depends also about how much money you have, if you need or do not need to work for your daily expenses.
About myself, I prefer to keep EU-citizenship + holding additional Japanese permanent residence permission, I see no reason to do anything to change my present legal status. I will continue to live in Japan.
I never came back to EU during the last 40 years, but in case something is going seriously wrong in Far East Asia (Japan, SouthKorea/NorthKorea, Taiwan/China it is good to keep always an escape route in mind.
-----
About your question, my advice is to keep dual citizenship if possible in your case, and if not to keep EU citizenship - it seems better - just my opinion -to keep the nationality of an EU-country and to settle down in a smaller country within EU, which is politically and by military force not so active compared to the USA.
Such a country you mentioned in your comment is for example Portugal, not so expensive, good climate...
You are also extremely intelligent,one of the best posters here.
The only place I like in USA is miami,and not as much as Lisbon or amsterdam.
I agree the EU citizenship is better,for political reasons,but also cultural ones-europeans are cultured and civilized-americans and new worlders not so much in my view.
I also think that European women are far better than american women and I am fine living in europe,not anywhere else,so I meant it in the context also and most importantly,of where would you rather live,the USA or the EU,and giving concrete reasons to make this a good discussion on this forum,comparing america vs Europe.
You have helped immensely,Thank you for your comment.
my parents immigrated into this shithole and now I have a job here.
Living in Europe sounds vastly superior than living in Jewnited States of Americ*nts.
Of course! American women mostly are 300lb, raging feminist, social justice warrior, into transgenderism and all kinds of leftwing brainwashing.69ixine wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:26 amMost americans are mentally insane and also the women are ugly-on the inside and outside!Natural_Born_Cynic wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:24 amNo brainer.. European culture and civilization is much sane and better than North American ones. U.S is a very cutthroat, selfish, no culture, barbaric, phony, greedy, competitive, soul sucking, flesh over substance and ghetto society. I only have the misfortune of staying here because69ixine wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:11 amI'm glad for you,that you like living in Japan.Yohan wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:00 amI can speak only about myself, I am EU-citizen (AUT) AND holding permanent resident status in Japan.69ixine wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 7:39 amIf there was ever a pull eastward of the europeans,and America and europe became Estranged,which citizenship should I keep under such a hypothetical scenario.Give reasons.
Which one would YOU choose?
TBH,I rather live in holland,portugal,Belgium,spain or italy than anywhere in the USA.
Generally said, both US-citizenship and EU-citizenship are fairly good about travel and relocation to other countries outside of US and EU.
Of course it depends also about how much money you have, if you need or do not need to work for your daily expenses.
About myself, I prefer to keep EU-citizenship + holding additional Japanese permanent residence permission, I see no reason to do anything to change my present legal status. I will continue to live in Japan.
I never came back to EU during the last 40 years, but in case something is going seriously wrong in Far East Asia (Japan, SouthKorea/NorthKorea, Taiwan/China it is good to keep always an escape route in mind.
-----
About your question, my advice is to keep dual citizenship if possible in your case, and if not to keep EU citizenship - it seems better - just my opinion -to keep the nationality of an EU-country and to settle down in a smaller country within EU, which is politically and by military force not so active compared to the USA.
Such a country you mentioned in your comment is for example Portugal, not so expensive, good climate...
You are also extremely intelligent,one of the best posters here.
The only place I like in USA is miami,and not as much as Lisbon or amsterdam.
I agree the EU citizenship is better,for political reasons,but also cultural ones-europeans are cultured and civilized-americans and new worlders not so much in my view.
I also think that European women are far better than american women and I am fine living in europe,not anywhere else,so I meant it in the context also and most importantly,of where would you rather live,the USA or the EU,and giving concrete reasons to make this a good discussion on this forum,comparing america vs Europe.
You have helped immensely,Thank you for your comment.
my parents immigrated into this shithole and now I have a job here.
Living in Europe sounds vastly superior than living in Jewnited States of Americ*nts.
Europeans it's the opposite.
Europeans are much more communal and equanimious,americans are cutthroat and it expands to the dating market heavily,but the product you are competing for is low quality.Natural_Born_Cynic wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:31 amOf course! American women mostly are 300lb, raging feminist, social justice warrior, into transgenderism and all kinds of leftwing brainwashing.69ixine wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:26 amMost americans are mentally insane and also the women are ugly-on the inside and outside!Natural_Born_Cynic wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:24 amNo brainer.. European culture and civilization is much sane and better than North American ones. U.S is a very cutthroat, selfish, no culture, barbaric, phony, greedy, competitive, soul sucking, flesh over substance and ghetto society. I only have the misfortune of staying here because69ixine wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:11 amI'm glad for you,that you like living in Japan.Yohan wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:00 am
I can speak only about myself, I am EU-citizen (AUT) AND holding permanent resident status in Japan.
Generally said, both US-citizenship and EU-citizenship are fairly good about travel and relocation to other countries outside of US and EU.
Of course it depends also about how much money you have, if you need or do not need to work for your daily expenses.
About myself, I prefer to keep EU-citizenship + holding additional Japanese permanent residence permission, I see no reason to do anything to change my present legal status. I will continue to live in Japan.
I never came back to EU during the last 40 years, but in case something is going seriously wrong in Far East Asia (Japan, SouthKorea/NorthKorea, Taiwan/China it is good to keep always an escape route in mind.
-----
About your question, my advice is to keep dual citizenship if possible in your case, and if not to keep EU citizenship - it seems better - just my opinion -to keep the nationality of an EU-country and to settle down in a smaller country within EU, which is politically and by military force not so active compared to the USA.
Such a country you mentioned in your comment is for example Portugal, not so expensive, good climate...
You are also extremely intelligent,one of the best posters here.
The only place I like in USA is miami,and not as much as Lisbon or amsterdam.
I agree the EU citizenship is better,for political reasons,but also cultural ones-europeans are cultured and civilized-americans and new worlders not so much in my view.
I also think that European women are far better than american women and I am fine living in europe,not anywhere else,so I meant it in the context also and most importantly,of where would you rather live,the USA or the EU,and giving concrete reasons to make this a good discussion on this forum,comparing america vs Europe.
You have helped immensely,Thank you for your comment.
my parents immigrated into this shithole and now I have a job here.
Living in Europe sounds vastly superior than living in Jewnited States of Americ*nts.
Europeans it's the opposite.
American education system is now trying to teach "transgenderism" in elementary schools now. Such madness! They should leave those kids alone, those sick bastards! American women are also butt ugly with Sarah Jessica Parker looking horse face and have an intelligence of a 8th grader.
I can't wait to gtfo of America and live in Europe.
Well that's what's happening in the U.S.69ixine wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:37 amEuropeans are much more communal and equanimious,americans are cutthroat and it expands to the dating market heavily,but the product you are competing for is low quality.Natural_Born_Cynic wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:31 amOf course! American women mostly are 300lb, raging feminist, social justice warrior, into transgenderism and all kinds of leftwing brainwashing.69ixine wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:26 amMost americans are mentally insane and also the women are ugly-on the inside and outside!Natural_Born_Cynic wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:24 amNo brainer.. European culture and civilization is much sane and better than North American ones. U.S is a very cutthroat, selfish, no culture, barbaric, phony, greedy, competitive, soul sucking, flesh over substance and ghetto society. I only have the misfortune of staying here because69ixine wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:11 am
I'm glad for you,that you like living in Japan.
You are also extremely intelligent,one of the best posters here.
The only place I like in USA is miami,and not as much as Lisbon or amsterdam.
I agree the EU citizenship is better,for political reasons,but also cultural ones-europeans are cultured and civilized-americans and new worlders not so much in my view.
I also think that European women are far better than american women and I am fine living in europe,not anywhere else,so I meant it in the context also and most importantly,of where would you rather live,the USA or the EU,and giving concrete reasons to make this a good discussion on this forum,comparing america vs Europe.
You have helped immensely,Thank you for your comment.
my parents immigrated into this shithole and now I have a job here.
Living in Europe sounds vastly superior than living in Jewnited States of Americ*nts.
Europeans it's the opposite.
American education system is now trying to teach "transgenderism" in elementary schools now. Such madness! They should leave those kids alone, those sick bastards! American women are also butt ugly with Sarah Jessica Parker looking horse face and have an intelligence of a 8th grader.
I can't wait to gtfo of America and live in Europe.
that sucks!lol
Transgenderism is a hot new fad here. I'll get out of here in few years once I have accumulated enough money for big dividend income from stocks and etfs. Right now, I have to grind.Natural_Born_Cynic wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:41 amWell that's what's happening in the U.S.69ixine wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:37 amEuropeans are much more communal and equanimious,americans are cutthroat and it expands to the dating market heavily,but the product you are competing for is low quality.Natural_Born_Cynic wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:31 amOf course! American women mostly are 300lb, raging feminist, social justice warrior, into transgenderism and all kinds of leftwing brainwashing.69ixine wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:26 amAmericans like to focus on irrelevant issues.transgenderism doesn't affect us,sure doing it to kids is wrong,but that also doesn't have a direct impact on us.Natural_Born_Cynic wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:24 am
No brainer.. European culture and civilization is much sane and better than North American ones. U.S is a very cutthroat, selfish, no culture, barbaric, phony, greedy, competitive, soul sucking, flesh over substance and ghetto society. I only have the misfortune of staying here because
my parents immigrated into this shithole and now I have a job here.
Living in Europe sounds vastly superior than living in Jewnited States of Americ*nts.
the shitty culture with a cutthroat dating and financial market does.
that is why europe is better to live in.
I also have to grind for about a year and I'm out.
Most americans are mentally insane and also the women are ugly-on the inside and outside!
Europeans it's the opposite.
American education system is now trying to teach "transgenderism" in elementary schools now. Such madness! They should leave those kids alone, those sick bastards! American women are also butt ugly with Sarah Jessica Parker looking horse face and have an intelligence of a 8th grader.
I can't wait to gtfo of America and live in Europe.
that sucks!lol
Natural_Born_Cynic wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:41 amAmericans like to focus on irrelevant issues.transgenderism doesn't affect us,sure doing it to kids is wrong,but that also doesn't have a direct impact on us.69ixine wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:37 amWell that's what's happening in the U.S.Natural_Born_Cynic wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:31 amEuropeans are much more communal and equanimious,americans are cutthroat and it expands to the dating market heavily,but the product you are competing for is low quality.69ixine wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:26 amOf course! American women mostly are 300lb, raging feminist, social justice warrior, into transgenderism and all kinds of leftwing brainwashing.Natural_Born_Cynic wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 9:24 am
No brainer.. European culture and civilization is much sane and better than North American ones. U.S is a very cutthroat, selfish, no culture, barbaric, phony, greedy, competitive, soul sucking, flesh over substance and ghetto society. I only have the misfortune of staying here because
my parents immigrated into this shithole and now I have a job here.
Living in Europe sounds vastly superior than living in Jewnited States of Americ*nts.
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Most americans are mentally insane and also the women are ugly-on the inside and outside!
Europeans it's the opposite.
American education system is now trying to teach "transgenderism" in elementary schools now. Such madness! They should leave those kids alone, those sick bastards! American women are also butt ugly with Sarah Jessica Parker looking horse face and have an intelligence of a 8th grader.
I can't wait to gtfo of America and live in Europe.
that sucks!lol
the shitty culture with a cutthroat dating and financial market does.
that is why europe is better to live in.
I also have to grind for about a year and I'm out.