I sometimes wonder if half-grays are paying taxes.

>>3

I am paying (sales tax).

>>4

He’s not a bad guy, but… if it weren’t for that, he wouldn’t be a bad guy at all.

There are just a few issues with my hobbies and preferences.

I think it’s unfortunate that they’re not doing it out of malice.

If a nameless person were to think that someone could die from their own masturbation, they would suffer greatly, right?

>>11

It’s like killing hundreds of millions.

>>13

Sperm is technically a primitive organism, after all…

It’s true that you kill out of habit, but you don’t feel guilty at all!

Even though they have the ability, they don’t want to get promoted, so they slack off – that’s the kind of person that resembles the Z generation.

>>17

But I don’t want to be underestimated, so I’ll take third place.

>>20

My colleague said they are excellent, but there’s also the possibility that they could be absolutely incompetent.

“I’m not actively breaking the law in any way other than murder…”

Is that a torn bread packaging? Ah…

Even if I committed tax evasion the most, I won’t lose to anyone…

>>19

Because it’s just kill and erase the tax office agents and then it’s over.

>>28

But in the JoJo world, there might be really strong Stand users like Marza…

>>34

It’s a novel version, but the tax accountant in charge of Rohan Kishibe was called a disgusting piece of shit just for poorly managing receipts.

>>34

Unless I pay my taxes, it seems like the envelope-shaped stand will come after me.

The body that was killed vanished without a trace and disappeared from people’s memories.

Moreover, if it’s necessary for masturbation, then of course that’s going to kill it.

>>21

Isn’t it impossible to erase from memory?

A pig bastard who doesn’t pay rent sure has a lot to say.

>>25

I like the part where I’m confused by the meaning of rent and new cars.

Don’t reduce the number of voters!

>>23

Political pigs have strange points of anger.

>>27

A pig bastard whose hobby is murder.

The rent situation suddenly changed, so I just took measures to cope with it at that moment; I think I would have normally paid it if I had the money.

There’s no need to create unnecessary conflicts.

Even if we set aside the impulse to commit murder for a moment, you just kill people casually based on your feelings, you piece of shit.

I remembered a topic about how it seems like Akagi would definitely go to the elections.

So, does that mean I’m essentially not a murderer, unattractive, unable to perform my job smoothly, and have a bad taste in neckties, like Yoshikage Kira?

>>33

He’s not exactly bad, but… he’s a shadowy man with no notable qualities.

I guess I’ll be looking at the list of candidates and talking to my hand while deciding where to put it.

Tamami and Masososomasonosan have the best abilities as debt collectors, don’t they?

It’s exquisitely fitting that ordinary citizens harbor an inflated ego that allows them to excuse their murderous impulses.

I’m not particularly wanting to destroy the world or anything.

I think Tamami should become a detective or something.

Don’t let the pigs who are reducing the number of eligible voters participate in politics.

Before even thinking about murderous impulses, seeing the persistent and excessive aggression towards someone considered inferior simply shows that their character is terrible, so they have no qualification to talk about how to be a human being!

You might be thinking grumblingly inside, but you probably don’t want to be seen as a stingy person who commits tax evasion, and you probably dislike the anxiety of customs coming tomorrow, so I’m sure you’re paying it.

But this guy didn’t pay the rent.

>>47

I just paid with everyone’s money…

Before becoming Kijima, did Kira commute from that old family home?

>>49

It’s great how the impulsive and random nature leads the old man to find himself in a pinch in strange places like the gym storage room.

You should also think carefully about things like paying taxes and voting… Josuke Higashikata…

That rental is an amazing house, to the point that it’s hard to believe.

“Even if I fight more, I won’t lose to anyone, you know?” is quite an important part of this guy’s personality.

>>53

They’re saying things like the heart of a plant, but there aren’t any plants like that, right?

When I lost my arm, I was definitely in a state of extreme confusion.

I find myself momentarily longing for the idea of committing murder without my feet touching the ground.

Plants, die in all directions!!!! I will live!!!! I’m a violent creature, but there’s no arrogance or sense of superiority, so I am the creature farthest from the image.

>>57

While it’s often spoken of with a gentle and calm impression, there really isn’t anything on Earth as invasive and aggressive as plants…

Somehow, the cats turned into plants first…

Even though I’m only doing menial tasks, I still have a proper place in the company.

Conversely, I think it will draw attention these days.

Being made to serve as the company’s errand boy is definitely not third-rate!!

I think that even if Kira tries his best, it won’t change much.

The more a villain is involved in wrongdoing, the more likely it is that their other crimes will be revealed through the chain of evidence, so they tend to act properly in aspects unrelated to their crimes.

Those who can’t do it properly will get caught quickly.

The target was some kind of pathologically annoying guy…

I take pride in thinking that my specs are higher than anyone else’s.

He is handsome, and he is good at both studying and sports.

How was the Kawajiri family living during that time?

>>67

It’s getting colder because we have no choice but to work to somehow make it through.

Everyone lives in a mansion, right? Part 4.

Because Morioka Town is upscale…

I am not at all “good”…

The unusualness of the wrist date stands out, but leaving a torn bag of bread behind reveals a true nature of being mean.

What you like should also be free… as a person…

I just happened to like wrists… I only loved someone who had wrists…

>>73

Be satisfied with a mannequin’s wrist.

If you’re talking about being a person, then buy the bread with a hole in it.

If it weren’t for the desire to commit murder, they’d just be an unpleasant ordinary person.

If we put it in a blunt way, it’s really bad to just cut off the wrist and throw it away once it starts to rot, instead of making use of the human part to enjoy it longer.

>>77

Cutting my hand… kuckuck.

I keep my clipped nails in a bottle and can’t stand someone wearing their socks inside out, so I make them change. I’m very far from ordinary…

I was really surprised when I witnessed the situation of the Kawajiri family.

Is it really okay for a company like Kousaku’s to be able to acclimate someone like this immediately?