You would consider the world an unliveable place sad boi

Not the world, just most of it, in its current state

Wiz stop being en edgy first worlder

Your yuppieness is showing

well obviously eastern europe is unlivable, but I didn't say that those countries were livable I just said they're based

prosperity breeds liberalness I find

Aren't you leaving too, root? 😄

>I'd rather live in poverty in Chechnya cause they have concentration camps for homos

Yeah I'm fleeing to the same country I already live in

The most first world stance there could be

Oh, yeah, the national boundry is very important for this discussion

Alaska has the same culture as the rest of the U.S.

Does it really?

Wouldn't want to live an isolated life in the *russian* wilderness, it's gotta be the US wilderness

If anything its more American since you can own more guns there than any other state

With less background checks

Uh gun laws are important to me Wiz

how does the polish government determine if the people coming from dogestan are running from the mafia for legit reasons or if they're running from the mafia for being competing drug dealers

I love how all of the American culture is based on the second ammendment

So yess it needs to be US wilderness

You can measure the Americaness of the state by the gun to people ratio

@baconandroid we do a lot of screening

Actually Polish state is quite damn motherfucking fashy in this matter

And yes I enjoy the concept of American wilderness and I'm not ashamed of that because I'm not a filthy diaspora and I have an ethnic connection to the land

We don't let in most of the people from the Brest station

>caring about the law

I wish canada was fascist in how they screened people

sweden could use some of that too

The true punk rock is to own guns in spite of the law prohibiting it

Well yeah

Thats the plan Laure

Based

Own guns no matter what

Gun laws help though

Especially with the ATF

They are no joke

>American Troublemaking Fags

Ew

They're the worst

Yep

what are gun laws like in poland?