Am I the only one who gets satisfaction out of seeing the banhammer?
queen is common gay terminology. maybe it was in reference to that?Italian dude posing as female (queen in the name)
Nope. I do depend on the individual situation. I view the banhammer as a final, definitive answer of sorts Ambiguity isn't my favorite thing.Am I the only one who gets satisfaction out of seeing the banhammer?
queen is common gay terminology. maybe it was in reference to that?
And also I have a large boat,
I discovered that I can't actually escape US taxes unless I renounce US citizenship,
As a millionaire that lives in Monaco (no income tax) I discovered that I can't actually escape US taxes unless I renounce US citizenship, I can only exclude around 100k. Also here in Monaco a can of coke is almost 7 USD and dinner at a restaurant is about 160 USD and a 1 bedroom apartment is about 4000 USD.
disclaimer: the underlined part is completely fictional
Probably too late now after the banhammer, and I can only assume that everything but Dubai, UAE or Oman would be a "pole Nord" when your present location is the middle of Italy. The quality of life for a gay queen cam model there would be another discussion entirely.what about Luxembourg? Or Estonia? Or other Eastern European countries?
Ok my bad, posting from Italy, even if not actually Italian...Anway, he's definitely not Italian,
Ok my bad, posting from Italy, even if not actually Italian...
non che ne vado fiero;
You forgot the part where you blame the website and claim they stole your money!I also heard super successful cammodels move to Mexico and keep their money in offshore Belize accounts to avoid paying their homeland taxes, but then that trustworthy Belize bank freezes your account for no reason, you get mugged in the supermarket in broad daylight and get the rest of your accounts emptied in an afternoon with no police in sight and have to beg your supporters to help buy groceries through Amazon wishlists... so.. up to you.
I studied history in college for a while and there was a very interesting class on the feudal period and what it was like for serfs under medieval law. Feudal Lords, supported by Church clerics, had insane rights like the right to pick any girl in their domain and fuck her, even if she was married, even if she was a virgin, the serfs would have to hand their daughters and wives, no questions asked because it was the law. There were other insane rights too, to be a serf meant the Lord granted you the right to use his land for harvest. He would allocate a portion of land to each serf and they had the right to use it, but the land was never theirs, their children couldn’t inherit it, they had to apply for lands all over again and they had to give the Feudal Lord 30% of whatever was harvested, if they didn’t they would face imprisonment. They were also forbidden from selling their goods outside their feud, to avoid price hikes and serfs gaining enough power to do anything against the ruling class. When I first attended this class everyone was horrified at the life of the serfs but if you think about it, at least in Europe and in Japan it isn’t much different. No property is every actually yours since you can’t leave it to your children (children must pay anywhere from 50% to 80% of the value of the property upon inheriting it or they automatically lose it and it goes to the state). The product of your work is split between you and the State and the BEST case scenario is a 30% loss, if you are good and productive you have to give up up to 60% of your income, and then you also get taxed on anything you buy. Think about this: you work from January to July and don’t keep a cent of what you make, you have to wait until August to start earning anything for yourself. Then, when you ask what you get for this exorbitant contribution they tell you free healthcare. I need knee surgery and free healthcare means I got put on a waitlist for EIGHT months. Think about that. Eight months of reduced mobility, I can’t pick my doctor, the conditions of public hospitals are a joke and a private platinum health insurance policy is 70 USD per month. So it’s definitely not worth thousands upon thousands of dollars. So then they say I help pay for welfare. Guess what? They are cutting pensions to the elderly who worked all their life and I still pay the same. In reality it goes to funding insane projects designed for politicians to earn money through commissions from brick companies not to mention the insane lavish lifestyle of politicians here, and over 4MM public servants in redundant jobs which constitutes a big chunk of the voting demographic for the political parties so they are untouchable. I wouldn’t feel so scammed if it wasn’t for the fact that this country had a dictatorship 50 years ago with ZERO income tax, free public healthcare, everyone had a job (pleno empleo) and there was welfare for the poor and elderly better than the one we had today. This is real, historic, documented and recent so it is proof that it can be done without treating citizens like serfs. So to me... the fact that some people choose to emigrate for better tax conditions is a perfectly sane and normal decision. The only reason I don’t do it is because I know I would be miserable in those 2 cities, but thinking it’s great that people will be charged more across the board is evil to me.@Mila_
This is not directed to you, of course, I've just read few lines of your post, and just got few thoughts I just want to share. I'm just following your thoughts. Also, I want to share them now. Because, you know, everybody is good to share thoughts post hoc, after things happend. Believe me, now that Uk is gone, fiscal unity and reform of veto power is what is going to happen in EU in the future. And it's a good thing, in my personal opinion, and also by an economic and financial point of view. So no more fiscal dumping among EU countries and sort of tax heavens like Ireland, Holland and so on. Don't want to get technical, but no more financial, Ireland, Dutch sandichwes, which, of course will impact big US companies in the future, which I'm not going to name here but everybody knows them. This is the future. I really believe this. Big EU States are moving to achieve that. Personally, I support this.
I studied history in college
Lord, so many years have passed from my history classes. I whish I could remember everything. Right off the bat, I think you are referring to what was called "ius primae noctis", guess an English translation would be something like "right (ius) of first (primae) night (noctis)" (does it make any sense in English?). I remember it's existence is very controversial, anyway it was a total bullshit and made up law, of course. From what you have written, I believe you will enjoy reading/studing/getting into- if you haven't already and know about, which ofc I can't say - what was the Medioeval communes Era, which btw originated in my country, exactly against the feudal lords, princes, emperors and so on. Who even are these people, Lords, Kings, foreign emperor, what, who even are you, fuck you.
As for other things, I can only say that I get to choose/change my doc, I've change a few honestly, depending where I've lived or just because one was near my place. Personally, thank God, I've never been hospitalized for anything. Just shared my mother experience. And really, nobody here waits months if it's a critical surgery.
As for politics, Lord, that would be a long ass post. Anyway, on Sunday and Monday, you can check the news, I'll be voting to cut or not the number of politicians (Parlament and Senate). I have mixed feelings about it,honestly. Many law consitutionalist experts have pointed out that politicians who have written the law-to-be are fucking idiots because it doesn't make any say cutting hundreds here are there, it's not really that much cost effective or more efficient. I'm not a law costitutionalist expert, but I get their point tbh. Why don't just abolish the whole Senate? Anyway, it is what it is and that's what it will be asked. I'll be voting yes, btw, just to send a message. We'll see in the future. I'll totally abolish the Senate, if you ask me. Anyway, I just want to say that I agree with what everybody have said here. Politicians are civil servants paid by the taxpayers and it's precisely the voters's job to hold them accountable. Always. Also the State should be as efficient and cost effective as possible. Anyway. A State needs taxes there's no way around that. Last thing, which I really believe it should be said, it's not that every politician is a corrupted fucking idiot and also that it's not that a politican elects himself. Sombody is voting for him. So voters, taxpayers, everybody plays an important role.
Lives near a major city in a very high taxed country and cries about it
What they said.Doesn't live there, because he doesn't have any real citizenship, that's why he travels all the time. Bet 1000 € he's just an esatern european pimp who's mad that no bank would give him any money. Anyway I'm sure he enjoys the free tax funded healthcare in the country during his stay which it's 100% better than the healthcare system his country of origin is offering him. Example. Tons of eastern european women travel to the country just to give birth because the healthcare system in their countries is just a fucking joke. Also, feel sad for the girls he's pimping out on cam. Girl, if you read me dump his ass and run.