I imagine myself in another world as a prince with a party fighting against bosses and mythical creatures from different worlds/realms. I'll be an Aqua bearer, and the strongest swordsboy of my realm.
If you don't wanna get bullied online because of your skin color or ethnicity, just say "Yeah, I'm Brazilian. Got a problem with that, bitch?"
>>24820119I can't say something I'm not. I'm Portuguese, I'm not shitzilian.
>>24820127If you take insults thrown at you and display pride in them, it makes it more difficult for people to harm you with them.Denying something makes you sound insecure and easy to toy with. Asserting something makes you sound confident and strong.
>>24820175nobody should be proud of being born in a third world shithole full of browns and blacks. I'm majority portuguese. elon musk is american and dutch though he was born in a shithole country. I'm portuguese though i was born in a shithole.
>>24820182When Elon Musk was born, South Africa was actually a very good country to live in for white people. Years of corruption and mismanagement under ZANU, as well as the white/Afrikaner exodus turned it into a shithole country for all its inhabitants.Something similar happened to Russia during and after the fall of the USSR, by the way. On the other hand, other countries like South Korea, Lithuania, Poland, and Croatia have gone from being developing to being highly developed countries over the course of a few decades.You don't actually have to be proud of everything about Brazil or feel like you'd be willing to give up your life for Brazil. If you simply say "I'm proud of being Brazilian", people won't be able to bully you for being Brazilian.
>>24820229I'm not shitzilian, i'm portuguese, retard. shitzilians aren't white
>>24820240post a different picture of your skin right now with a timestamp or you are giga brown
By the way, there's a difference between countries with birthright citizenship (like Mexico and the USA) and countries with citizenship by naturalization or heritage (like Japan and Israel).Countries like South Korea and Japan have had roughly the same people living there for thousands of years. Most people can trace much of their ancestry to some nearby village or a village in a nearby prefecture, or rarely to another region in the same country.Most Israeli citizens are citizens merely because they're halakhically Jewish (meaning that they have matrilineal Jewish ancestry, or are otherwise Jewish according to Jewish religious law). People can convert to Judaism or become naturalized citizens of Israel, but they will never have the same legal status as people who were born being Jewish.On the other hand, countries like the United States of America, Mexico, and Brazil allow anybody who was born within ther borders to be a citizen by birthright. There is no dominant ethnic group in these countries, so that means nobody has any more of a natural right than anybody else to live there. An African-American whose ancestors came on a slave ship 300 years ago, a Native American whose ancestors arrived from Siberia 10k years ago, and an Egyptian American whose parents were both on an H1B visa when they were born are all equally American as far as the law is concerned. Same goes for Afro-Mexicans, people of Maya descent, and people of French Basque descent in Mexico, or Italo-Brazilians, Afro-Brazilians, and people of Tupi descent in Brazil.I know my Amerindian ancestors never had to apply for any kind of visa or undergo any cultural knowledge test when they crossed the Bering Strait at the end of the Last Glacial Maximum. They didn't ask the native horses or mammoths for permission to cross, and look where the North American mammoth and horse are now.
>>24820252the timestamp is the title itself. also it takes a lot of time to post a different picture from my cellphone to the computer because the filer is too large for 4chan and it needs to be compressed.
>>24820259>the timestamp is the title itselfanyone can change a filename, I want an actual timestamp, ie write the date and time and "hi/bant/" on a post it note so we actually know it's you. do it now or you are brown.
>>24820255The problem is that nobody wants to be from a third world shithole. Americans and Canadians are proud of being themselves 'cause their country isn't a shithole. I'll try anything to remove the shitzilian passport and apply to an european one.
>>24820266the file name is cryptographed. If you find out the date of the timestamp and look for the oldest post using this image on the internet you will see they have the same date.
>>24820240Do you want to get bullied, or do you not want to get bullied?I see you posting with a Brazilian flag, and you often say you live in Brazil.The reason why people insult you by repeating negative stereotypes about Brazil is because they think they can cause you harm that way. Every time you make negative comments about the country that you live in (Brazil), you are essentially giving them more reasons to believe they can offend you by calling out the fact that you're from Brazil.If you showed even the slightest amount of pride for the country that you were born and live in, then people wouldn't be able to use negative stereotypes about Brazil against you.
>>24820279you have 10 minutes to comply or you will be declared eternally brown, I'm not interested in any excuses
5 minutes!
1 minute! oh my gosh what's gonna happen!
>>24820298internet is too slow
>no timestamptime's up!I regret to announce that OP is eternally the brownest nigger monkey in brazil, and all future evidence to the contrary can be dismissed as desperate AI slop or pictures of other people
>>24820269>apply to an european oneThe only foreseeable way I can imagine for you to do that would be for you to get a job in a highly specialized and lucrative field (a very niche branch of medicine or something like quantum finance, condensed-matter physics, or avionics), stay in one country for 5-10 years, and preferably also marry a local woman.These days, IT workers keep getting fired and deported left and right and Social Science/Humanities research is almost impossible to get into unless you're self-funded and/or already have good connections with other researchers.Basically, don't expect you'll become an EU citizen unless you're willing to get a STEM PhD.
>>24820308i took this photo you motherfucker. this photo is from today. kill yourself. i'm not a faggot to white on a paper. i'm not a nigger like you. this is not ai. kill yourself.
>>24820309Naw, it was supposed for me to get a one through european blood.
>>24820311I'm sorry, my declaration of brownhood is non-negotiable and final. all you had to do was put a timestamp in the photo and you mysteriously were not able to do this!
>>24820317kill yourself, i'm not a faggot. only faggots write on a paper. i'm not your whore. i'm european. kill yourself. i'm not brown or a nigger.
>>24820326brown
>>24820329I TOOK THIS IMAGE FROM MY CELLPHONE THIS IS NOT A.I. THERE'S NO IMAGE LIKE THIS ON THE INTERNET. THIS IS EVIDENCE. KILL YOURSELF.
Writing on a paper timestamp is a faggot-whore-thing. no white person does that. white people show pics of their body with title timestamp. kill yourself. i'm not your faggot.
>>24820316Do you believe you can find proof that you have at least one great-grandparent born in Portugal?I for one wouldn't know where exactly (as in, in which village or town) all my 8 great-grandparents were born, so I couldn't get their birth certificates or baptismal records even if I wanted to.
>*brown monkey noises continue into the night*
>>24820371my fourth grandfather was from portugal, in brazil it's called tetravo in spanish tetrabuelo, it means the second grandfather of my grandfather.
>>24820388>tetravoIn Spanish we have a much less sophisticated way of going about it.In Spanish, a person's granparent's father (great-grandfather) is their "bisabuelo".Their grandparent's grandfather (great-great-grandfather) is their "tatarabuelo".Their great-grandparent's grandfather (great (3x)-grandfather) is their "tataratararabuelo".Their great-grandparent's great-grandfather (great (4x)-grandfather) is their "tataratataratatarabuelo".And from then on you just add one less "tatara" to "abuelo" than you would the number of "great"s to "grandfather.https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/tetrav%C3%B4#PortugueseAccording to Wiktionary, "tetravô" is Portuguese for great (3x)-grandfather, so in Spanish that's "tataratararabuelo".Assuming a generation is 30 years long on average, your great (3x)-grandfather must've been born 150 years before you, or roughly somewhere around the 1850's.I don't know about you, but I do not know the names of any of my great (2x) or great (3x)-grandparents.If you can get one of your grandparents to apply for Portuguese citizenship by proving their descent from a person born in Portugal, you might have a better shot at acquiring Portuguese citizenship yourself.Either way, I still think the PhD + research role route is an easier way to acquire EU citizenship.
>>24820758>tataratararabuelo*tataratatarabuelo
