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White men are not very happy these days. If you date or have dated American women in the past your likely to end up a statistic. However, this seems to be more of a problem in rural, western, America where women are more scarce.

Yep, we're killing the wrong people.

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It's really sad how this sick and decaying society breaks people like this. I am not throwing my life away, it's too precious to me. We only get one life on this earth.

I've got to keep my chin up and keep working towards that goal of having a wife and family in Eastern Europe.

These guys would be so much happier in Europe. There are many countries to live in. Plus, the women are thin and hot.

I read this article about a European guy who moved to America then got sick with cancer. He was only 60. The doctor's told him he only had 6 months to live.

It was back in the 80's so he moved back to Italy. He is still alive today over 34 years later while most of those doctors are dead.

If you're caucasian, then please consider Europe before you do something permanent. Trust me, America is a crappy degenerate cesspole compared to Italy, Greece, Romania, Turkey, Ukraine, etc.

You'll be happier and won't care about minorities because you'll bang hot chicks every day.

Stop the Hate. Expatriate.

Men typically have higher blood heavy metal concentrations than women. This alone may account for higher male suicide in every country of the world except for China. Heavy metal exposure increases with each generation being passed from mother to child. When you consider 70% of people in North America are on medication and most people in prison are men, heavy metal toxicity warrants further investigation. If you suffer from fatigue, depression or any other chronic health problems you may want to get tested for heavy metals by a naturopathic doctor.

Why Lead Poisoning May be Causing Your Health Problems
http://drhyman.com/blog/2010/09/28/why- ... -problems/

Yes, lead poisoning could really be a cause of violent crime
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfre ... ish-export

Chart 1
Blood lead concentrations in the Canadian population, by age group and sex, 2007 to 2009


Chart 2
Blood mercury concentrations in US and Canadian populations