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>>563125

Subject suppose to also say 40K for heads of communists by the ways

>>563127

Yeah, but seems like the price has just gone up.

But can foreigners join?

Do you have to be Filipino to claim the reward? Just curious.

>>563131

>>563130

Considering there already American collecting bounties in the Philippines. I assume you don’t have to be a citizen to collect. But you have to have Filipino or deuel citizenship to get a pension.

Semi-serious question: how does one apply for Philippines citizenship and how hard is it to actually get it?

>>563141

If you're white I can't imagine it being too hard

>>563141

>>563259

>Filipino by naturalization which is the judicial act of adopting a foreigner and clothing him with the privileges of a native-born citizen. It implies the renunciation of a former nationality and the fact of entrance into a similar relation towards a new body politic (2Am.Jur.561,par.188).

Generally they want an educated person of masters or doctorate degree who's very skilled in something like IT, medicine, etc. Also, you have to be (at least on the surface) tolerate cultural values. At least that's what it is in China. Bar with the phlips may vary. You also probably have to be decent with the local languages.

I'm the Americhink if your wondering. The Chinese gov is actively trying to recruit ABCs back to China now. I wouldn't say it's ineffective but nobody wants to go back now that Xi is basically making the constitution his playtoy and ass-raping anyone who disagrees.

>>563261

Thanks for the reply. How about getting your masters' in Philippines, and then applying for a citizenship? I knew a guy who got his in Philippines (or was it Indonesia?) , but we never kept in touch, so I don't know what became of him afterwards.

>>563261

I know a few ABC who accepted the offer and watching them slowly go to pieces about what a shithole China and Chinese culture is has been great.

>>563261

Would not marrying a flip suffice?

>>563296

Chance will probably be lower. You might want to try after masters as they don't want "white trash" cause muh colonial history. Most asian cultures to my knowledge prefer people who had their degree outside of said country.

>>563299

The issue isn't Chinese culture, it's the radical and extreme adoption of neoliberal ideals and western "feminisim" the shitty SJW kind coupled with the continuously deterioration of the mental state of the society due to loosing it's cohesive identity.

What the US/Europe is going through right now is what most countries have had to go through to "westernize". The act of loosing your identity to foreign ideals fucks with people in the head quite badly. Example: The debate over dog meat in China So think US civil rights during the 60s.

>>563313

Negative, Children would get flip cit but you'd be stuck with a green card or like prob.

>>563483

Original Chinese feminism was different but that's Tang dynasty shit.

>As in the family unit was counted by house head male or female it was the one with the highest rank politically and then if no rank wealth

Hell, even old Chinese works I've read mention the following.

An army must be comprised of the following lines for it's structure.

Strong Men at the front

Strong Women behind the men as auxiliaries

Weak men and women as the logistical/technical support in the rear.

It doesn't matter who leads the family, as long as the unity of the family unit is existent, it is possible to halt the decline of the west. Hell, the Mosuo people in Yunnan are matriachal and have no concept of marriage in our sense. The men and women tend to switch partners frequently, but the entire household unity of women I've been there, there aren't beta cucks there because of the hostility of the environment forces everyone together as a collective holds that society together better than any western nation I've seen (barring Japan? Not too sure about Japan).

I fear that I am somewhat forgetting to mention that the feminism I see i the one outlined in traditional china closely in line with Chinese liberal (traditionally speaking) values. That is, the rights of the individual to pursue one's life with much freedom as possible with in the constraints of the family unit.

As for the final note of home schooling, I give you an ancient saying,

"He who studies without knowing the intent of studying is a fool, he who studies while blindly following the intent of others is dangerous to society (or also translated not deserving of life).

We, as I state in the west, have made our jobs hard by rejecting the need for a family unit and emphasizing the role of the individual over it's place. There are individual limits to liberty, and those are

1) The social contract we acknowledge by living in a functional nation state

2) The practicality of all liberties in actual practice

3) The family unit of which we are born into, and expected to replace

It is possible to avoid the first one, but the second and third are infallible laws for a functioning society. You can escape contact with all others by moving innawoods with your family, but you cannot continue the existence of a nation with no people left to live in it.

That is the failure of the west in a nutshell.

>>563510

In Japan the wife is the head of the household and god forbid you spend too much money.

>>563467

Nah, the issue is that the cultural revolution was an organized, decade-long national purge of everyone decent, smart, and capable. Unsurprisingly that had some bad follow-on effects.

>>563561

Actually, a lot of the smart people survived. You don't understand how incredibly delusional mao was by then.

>Implying that the old republican era idiots were smart.

These were the same people that believed outmanchuria could be reobtained through negotiations with the USSR I remind you.