Why I Don't Want to Live in the U.S. Ever Again

[Creoda]

America seems nice if you come Eastern Europe or Greece or something but not if you are coming from Scandinavia or the Netherlands etc... where the governments actually legitimately care about their people. How many Scandinavians and Dutch people are immigrating to America instead of say Poles or Greeks etc... or something ?

How many Americans are emigrating to NW Europe? I know many US leftists say they're going to leave every time a Republican becomes President, but they're nearly always hollow threats - unfortunately so for the decent patriotic Yanks.

[JamesBond007]

How many Americans are emigrating to NW Europe? I know many US leftists say they're going to leave every time a Republican becomes President, but they're nearly always hollow threats - unfortunately so for the decent patriotic Yanks.

1.) How many Amerimutts actually pass in NorthWest Europe ? Americans used to be NorthWest European mostly but this is not 1923 anymore. Its true the Netherlands etc.. have significant minorities but vast amounts of Amerimutts swamping Scandinavia and the Netherlands is not acceptable.

2.) NorthWest Europe ? The British government is like the American government -- they care little about their citizens but the British government cares slightly more about their people than America

3.) How many Americans can afford to outright uproot move to NorthWest Europe with the vast amount of inequality that now defines America ?

[Fincher]

America's a playground compared to Europe if you're upper middle class. You can buy a mcmansion with a pool and 3 cars out in the middle of nowhere, taxes are lower, your job covers your healthcare expenses, etc.

[JamesBond007]

America's a playground compared to Europe if you're upper middle class. You can buy a mcmansion with a pool and 3 cars out in the middle of nowhere, taxes are lower, your job covers your healthcare expenses, etc.

Americans are genetic peasants who think going to college will magically transform a frog into a prince. America is not a country it is just a business.

[Sagez]

If I were making a median income or below, I would rather move to the US. But since I am better off than that it is more fun visiting America as it is. One large theme park in a cesspit. The US is simply more entertaining than Europe, the same applies to the rest of the Anglosphere countries. Being poor in Europe is a mental depression, being poor in the US is just plucking the day. In the US you can become wealthy in a way that is unimaginable in Europe.

[Andullero]

If I were making a median income or below, I would rather move to the US. But since I am better off than that it is more fun visiting America as it is. One large theme park in a cesspit. The US is simply more entertaining than Europe, the same applies to the rest of the Anglosphere countries. Being poor in Europe is a mental depression, being poor in the US is just plucking the day. In the US you can become wealthy in a way that is unimaginable in Europe.

Only if you hold a degree and credentials in one of those hot branches right now (IT, economics, etc.), but if you are just a grunt without a title from the Third World, not so much anymore.

[Sagez]

Only if you hold a degree and credentials in one of those hot branches right now (IT, economics, etc.), but if you are just a grunt without a title from the Third World, not so much anymore.

They won't let you in as easy being a third world grunt compared to Europe.

[Andullero]

They won't let you in as easy being a third world grunt compared to Europe.

I mean, you can easily see your life pass away having to slave in three jobs on different factories in the States, and not make a single red cent to retire to your homeland, while in Europe you at least have the guarantee that you won't die from an untreated disease, or gunned down in a gang fight, like it happens on the major US cities.

[Sagez]

I mean, you can easily see your life pass away having to slave in three jobs on different factories in the States, and not make a single red cent to retire to your homeland, while in Europe you at least have the guarantee that you won't die from an untreated disease, or gunned down in a gang fight, like it happens on the major US cities.

I rather take that risk, but that is beyond me.

[Smitty]

1. I like. Guns are vital to the preservation of liberty. There will be some gun violence where there are guns, but I can accept that, and so can most Americans. At any rate, gun violence is far more connected to the dissolution of community and the family. As has been said before, where were all these mass shootings in the '50s?

2. Conspiracy theories can be very healthy. Those who wait for the "gatekeepers of truth" to approve something before they will countenance it are fools. Americans don't think our country is the only free one in the world. But we are free in a way that the rest of you really don't understand (see point #1). We're used to self-reliance and making our own way in the world, for better or worse, without a nanny government running around behind us cleaning up all our spills and making sure we do everything just the way they like it.

3. This is all we've ever known. Perfectly healthy. We were put on this Earth to work and to suffer. Too much ease makes you soft, lazy, and evil.

4. Again, all I've ever known. I can handle it. My fate is not in the hands of the healthcare industry anyway. I will die when it is my time to die.

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