I was born in the United States...

07:26:00 02.02.2026

I was born in the United States, lived there for 27 years, and received a higher education. I owned only two Honda cars, one of which was an old, beat-up vehicle, while all my friends and acquaintances were driving Mercedes and BMWs. If I had really wanted to, I could have driven those more expensive cars too, but luxury never interested me. I lived a very ordinary life there and spent the money I earned on books, tech products, military gear, legal firearms, or saved up so that one day I could buy a small house in Armenia—which is exactly what I did about ten years ago.

This is how I lived in California, which is why I am astonished when I hear about Armenians who have recently moved from Armenia to America and behave like spoiled brats. They work day and night as delivery drivers (yet they would not want to do the same job in Armenia) just to cover the expenses of the very expensive luxury cars they lease (even many American millionaires do not drive such cars). Some also get involved in fraud because they do not want to do hard and dignified work. How materialistic and degraded must a person be to struggle so much just to show off to others. The majority of those soulless scum are also Nikol supporting zombies and cowards who fled from military service. Sadly, the parents of these degenerate show-offs are often not much different from their children, since the apple does not fall far from the tree. This whole phenomenon is simply disgraceful, and I am glad that I moved from America to Armenia ten years ago, because I would not want to be associated with such embarrassing and shallow behavior.

This is yet another example of how the modern Judaized "Armenian" is poisoned by hedonism, nihilism, and materialism. I hope those unpatriotic, freeloading scoundrels read this post so they realize how big of a piece of shit they really are. They are examples not of an Armenian, but of an anti-Armenian.

P.S. The photo is from 2013, inside my ordinary Honda.