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i know it, you know it, we all know it. eventually the US will no longer be hospitable or habitable. when that happens, whats your way of escape? or are you staying put?
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i know it, you know it, we all know it. eventually the US will no longer be hospitable or habitable. when that happens, whats your way of escape? or are you staying put?
Should the other countries deny American immigration?
What happens when the Americans start gaining a majority and want to start turning the new country into another shithole?
I've been thinking about this quite a bit. My wife is European, born in Southern Italy and a citizen of France. I know she'd like to go back to either country. She brings it up occasionally. We have both worked and lived abroad for many years so it would be nothing really new or different. But many of the countries I know and like and would be comfortable in (France, Italy, Netherlands) are experiencing similar problems.
I would like to check out New Zealand and British Columbia. Both seem to be beautiful places but otherwise I know little about them (politics, economy etc.), I've never even visited.
But because of family (kids) who would remain and a lack of money I'll probably just stay here.
Fern
i know it, you know it, we all know it. eventually the US will no longer be hospitable or habitable. when that happens, whats your way of escape? or are you staying put?
I would consider living in South Korea. My wife was from Korea. South Korea has good Internet access as well.
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If its so bad, Im sure one of the millions of people trying to get in the US will trade places with you. You should start a website where US citizens that aren't happy living here can change lives with people that wait decades on lists to get in. Im sure it will go viral
Gotta love the anti-American rhetoric from this jihadist and moron. It is Independence Day, show some respect.