Logically switzerland or something.
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Logically switzerland or something.
australia or new zealand
better climate than UK
similarish culture and language, but without the class ridden bullshit of the old country
sparsely populated
US or India
I've had Indian citizenship before cause I was born there but i moved to the US when i was in middle school so I've been here for a while and now i have US citizenship. India for some reason doesnt allow dual citizenship its annoying.
reasons being US is a developed country obviously, living standards are quite good, english speaking, and i've studied here. My parents live here too. but i wouldnt mind moving back to india in the future either since several regions of india are developing rapidly with many opportunities. Plus i have my extended family in india and I have cultural ties as well to the region. Traffic and population could be frustrating though lol but will probably get used to it.
All of those nations are known for capital gain taxes and death taxes too, correct? So no buying a home, fixing it up, keeping profit, upgrading relatively quickly until you own your nice home outright by 35? Then when you die, all that hard work is sucked up in taxes rather than helping uplift your progeny? Additionally, crippling taxation if you choose business or upper end salaried lives.
There are pros and cons in every society.
In various aspects of life, there are better countries to live in than Poland. Some are better in aspect X, others in Y, yet others in Z, etc.
But as a total sum of all aspects, it would be really hard for me to pick a single, better alternative.
I think this place is pretty "balanced" (it ranges from fairly decent to very good, in various categories).
Poland country rating is not great not terrible:
3.6 / 5
(IMO, it would be hard to find a 4 in the world in this 21st century, because every country is fucked up in one way or another)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zDYE80QX_E
Palau
I was thinking also about Russia or Canada because it would be cool to be part of something big and sparsely populated.