Which country to live in?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How about Afghanistan?
Biden has made it so wonderful for women and girls over there.

Trump released a bunch of Taliban fighters, so yea, I'm sure he added to that paradise.

In the end, Biden was responsible for the dumpster fire of the abrupt and reckless withdrawal crushing the hopes and dreams of thousands upon thousands of Afghanistan women and children.

You mean he was responsible for executing the Trump Plan for abandoning Afghanistan? Yes, he was.

[Anonymous]

New Zealand.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Let’s say you are a fed+private sector fam that is thoroughly terrorized like Vought wanted and contemplating an exit.

What country would you move to for the next 20-30 years (assume visa isn’t an issue)? Two kids in two, including one going to college in 4 years. Both highly educated looking for highish income jobs.
Where would you live? Where would you want your kids to go to university?

Most EU/Canada - economy not as robust, lower salaries, could be fine

Middle East - high salaries, high standard of living, no political freedoms

SE Asia - fast growing, interesting opportunities but also authoritarianish (Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia come to mind)

I realize these are regions and big differences are exist between say Germany and Portugal

So ... a terrorized American considering the Middle East or SE Asia? What? Frying pan into fire?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let’s say you are a fed+private sector fam that is thoroughly terrorized like Vought wanted and contemplating an exit.

What country would you move to for the next 20-30 years (assume visa isn’t an issue)? Two kids in two, including one going to college in 4 years. Both highly educated looking for highish income jobs.
Where would you live? Where would you want your kids to go to university?

Most EU/Canada - economy not as robust, lower salaries, could be fine

Middle East - high salaries, high standard of living, no political freedoms

SE Asia - fast growing, interesting opportunities but also authoritarianish (Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia come to mind)

I realize these are regions and big differences are exist between say Germany and Portugal

So ... a terrorized American considering the Middle East or SE Asia? What? Frying pan into fire?

Yep. Navel gazing as usual

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m Middle Eastern from a Gulf country. Please don’t come to our countries. We are sick and tired of Expats coming in driving up the cost of living. Also we find your support for genocide disgusting (and yes we are well aware that our US puppet governments didn’t do anything). Please just stay in the US. The world doesn’t want you.

Are you also sick and tired of 90 percent of your country being poorly paid South Asians who scrub your toilets and wait on your fat asses?

[Anonymous]

I would move to Costa Rica.

[Anonymous]

oh good -- the lefty wackies are leaving!

[Anonymous]

Already lived in EU - no thanks. Nice to visit, though. The only country I would consider is Canada. But how would one go about getting green card or citizenship? I haven’t looked into it.

[Anonymous]

Israel forever. We are going.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How about Afghanistan?
Biden has made it so wonderful for women and girls over there.

Trump released a bunch of Taliban fighters, so yea, I'm sure he added to that paradise.

In the end, Biden was responsible for the dumpster fire of the abrupt and reckless withdrawal crushing the hopes and dreams of thousands upon thousands of Afghanistan women and children.

No, dumpy made us leave

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:oh good -- the lefty wackies are leaving!

Too bad the righty wackies don't.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’d look for eu where you can get into national health plan and national elder care and subsidized education. That would be ideal. I’d love to know how one does this.

You pay out of pocket. It is cheaper than any premium here. No plan needed. Our last ER for broken hand was $120. A kid's allergic reaction to a cat and 4 hour stay was $40, and our baby's fever and ambulance coming out was free. They didn't even ask if the kid had insurance. They come out really fast for children.
For eldercare there's social services, neighbors, retirement homes, and you can always hire someone part time for 500 euros.

Which country?

[Anonymous]

I hear Bangladesh has nice beaches.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My friends who did this went to the EU. However, I worry about being that close to Russia.

That's hilarious. Hate America, but can't go to Europe because America might not defend you anymore.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let’s say you are a fed+private sector fam that is thoroughly terrorized like Vought wanted and contemplating an exit.

What country would you move to for the next 20-30 years (assume visa isn’t an issue)? Two kids in two, including one going to college in 4 years. Both highly educated looking for highish income jobs.
Where would you live? Where would you want your kids to go to university?

Most EU/Canada - economy not as robust, lower salaries, could be fine

Middle East - high salaries, high standard of living, no political freedoms

SE Asia - fast growing, interesting opportunities but also authoritarianish (Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia come to mind)

I realize these are regions and big differences are exist between say Germany and Portugal

If you aren’t already a dual citizen or married to a citizen of another country, and you haven’t started to move, you’re going to have a very hard going to another country. No one is going to let us in. There are too many of us, and we were jerks m

Is it true though? Many countries offer nomads visas and many Americans move to Portugal, Spain and other countries