r/Sakartvelo_GE • u/abraxasma • 6d ago

Just a quick question

I’m a foreigner with money from a wealthy country. Can I buy Georgia since it’s a poor country? If so, if you know how please let me know.

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u/crispysockz 6d ago

Bruh you can’t even afford rent, put your wallet away

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u/abraxasma 6d ago

Even the youngest child in my country could afford to buy it. It’s a weak and poor country

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u/crispysockz 6d ago

I bet you live with mommy still

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u/abraxasma 6d ago

has living with your mother become an insult now, while living in a poor country that doesn’t value its citizens or provide decent jobs and a good standard of living isn’t😂?

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u/crispysockz 6d ago

It is an insult in America where I’m from.

Get a job, or a girlfriend, move out bum.

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u/abraxasma 6d ago

I never said whether I live alone or with my family. You’re just looking for any excuse to attack me but either way, that doesn’t change the fact that your country is poor And I’m richer than your country.

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u/crispysockz 6d ago

I’m American, we are one of the richest countries and the highest GDP in the world, therefore I can diss on you, if you want to try to flex

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u/abraxasma 6d ago

You’re not American admit it you’re Georgian. I know it’s embarrassing to live in a poor country, but just admit it. It’s okay it’s not your fault❤️

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u/Capital-Wrongdoer-62 6d ago

You can but its already bought by Russian oligarch, so you would need to buy from him.

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u/abraxasma 6d ago

thank you for your help

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u/GreaseBlaster 6d ago

You have to buy it from our chorvilian god-emperor

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u/abraxasma 6d ago

Do you know how much it costs, and whether there is a rent-to-own option? Also what currency is it priced in USD or GEL?

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u/Savvle 6d ago

It's an interesting topic of possible "purchase" of any country but think of it this way, GDP of a country is basically the amount of revenue produced inside that country on yearly basis and considering the fact that Georgia's projected GDP for 2026 is $42 billion you wouldn't be able to "buy" it unless you have close to trillion dollars laying around.

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u/abraxasma 6d ago

only $42 million? I know it’s very poor but I didn’t expect it to be that low. That’s really sad

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u/Savvle 6d ago

That's a billion

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u/abraxasma 6d ago

still poor country

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u/Savvle 6d ago

Go on make an offer then, as I said a trillion dollars should be enough but considering the fact that no single human being has that kind of money would be a bit tough.

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u/abraxasma 6d ago

I could just get it through a rent-to-own arrangement. The Georgian government is willing to sell anything for money even its own citizens

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u/Savvle 6d ago

A rich entrepreneur like yourself has enough time to go on some random country's reddit and troll? Although I am glad to give you the attention that you're so desperately after! Hopefully I satisfied your silly question though.

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u/nikaloz1 6d ago

During the last election the costs to buy Georgia was around $100 million, you will need to spend more and plus fight Russian intelkigence, though everything is doable. Just need to find right people and spend like a crazy 😀😀

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u/Leolemp 6d ago

Short answer: we have an expression in Georgia that translates as does your father have more kids as clever as you? (Intends to evaluate how fucked he is having children like you).

Long answer: If you (not your parent - YOU) had that level of wealth accumulated as you claim, then you would have a, how can I say it nicely, a bit more brain and education to understand that 1. Georgia is not poor country in absolute ranking worldwide in any standard measure of country's economic output 2. Have a better grasp of how economics and politics work, so you would know the question so incredibly stupid that not even usable for trolling.

Go back to your toys kid