40% of American women under 45 want to permanently leave

[Anonymous]

https://news.gallup.com/poll/697382/record-numbers-younger-women-leave.aspx

40% of American women under 44 want to leave the USA

Interesting

[Anonymous]

Not a surprise

[Anonymous]

Typical. All talk, no action.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Typical. All talk, no action.

WANT to leave. You can desire something and not be able to do it, you know.

[Anonymous]

Is this the equivalent of saying that 65% of people want universal healthcare but the government won't actually implement it?

[Anonymous]

I’m one of them.

Being an immigrant is tough. I’m desperate to leave but nicer places don’t want Americans and getting a visa let alone citizenship is an uphill battle.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m one of them.

Being an immigrant is tough. I’m desperate to leave but nicer places don’t want Americans and getting a visa let alone citizenship is an uphill battle.

I don't understand why Americans want to move to, particularly Europe so badly given they pay higher taxes for public services and earn a whole lot less overall. All the high-skilled people limited by their market in Europe move to the United States to earn more than they do in the old continent.

[Anonymous]

And do many more want to come in? Everyone thinks the grass is greener somewhere else.

[Anonymous]

American women are adventurous and have the means. It’s a great thing to try.

“Permanently” is overstated. You don’t know until you try. A lot of people would benefit from at least some years in another country.

[Anonymous]

Maga has made the country a sh!t hole.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m one of them.

Being an immigrant is tough. I’m desperate to leave but nicer places don’t want Americans and getting a visa let alone citizenship is an uphill battle.

I don't understand why Americans want to move to, particularly Europe so badly given they pay higher taxes for public services and earn a whole lot less overall. All the high-skilled people limited by their market in Europe move to the United States to earn more than they do in the old continent.

I would like to pay more taxes for public services in the US but weirdly people here don’t like the idea. So I’m planning to move to a place where there are more who think like me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m one of them.

Being an immigrant is tough. I’m desperate to leave but nicer places don’t want Americans and getting a visa let alone citizenship is an uphill battle.

Just move there and start working. Claim political asylum.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m one of them.

Being an immigrant is tough. I’m desperate to leave but nicer places don’t want Americans and getting a visa let alone citizenship is an uphill battle.

I don't understand why Americans want to move to, particularly Europe so badly given they pay higher taxes for public services and earn a whole lot less overall. All the high-skilled people limited by their market in Europe move to the United States to earn more than they do in the old continent.

I would like to pay more taxes for public services in the US but weirdly people here don’t like the idea. So I’m planning to move to a place where there are more who think like me.

+1. I don’t like income inequality so I’m happy to make little and have more money available for redistribution.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m one of them.

Being an immigrant is tough. I’m desperate to leave but nicer places don’t want Americans and getting a visa let alone citizenship is an uphill battle.

Just go and overstay your visa. People here do it all the time and are celebrated. Just go somewhere with a one way ticket. What could go wrong?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m one of them.

Being an immigrant is tough. I’m desperate to leave but nicer places don’t want Americans and getting a visa let alone citizenship is an uphill battle.

I don't understand why Americans want to move to, particularly Europe so badly given they pay higher taxes for public services and earn a whole lot less overall. All the high-skilled people limited by their market in Europe move to the United States to earn more than they do in the old continent.

I would like to pay more taxes for public services in the US but weirdly people here don’t like the idea. So I’m planning to move to a place where there are more who think like me.

+1. I don’t like income inequality so I’m happy to make little and have more money available for redistribution.

Another +100 but it's harder than it looks. For example, right now in the uS I feel like I get ZERO say on where tax dollars go. And I pay a lot of taxes.