2.8K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Maybe somewhere in Eastern Europe where they still have borders, high trust societies and the countries haven't been utterly destroyed with mass migration?
I honestly don't know how to answer this question anymore.
How's Italy, bella? ;)
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How so?
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Lol!!
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I'm sorry to hear that. Where do you live if it's not personal?
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I grew up in the UK and I plan to move back to Scotland. So yeah I pretty much know what it looks like. Lol!
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I love the picture.
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Here's the story: I was born in Italy, a few months later my parents moved to West Sussex. English was my first language. When I was 10 my parents moved to Italy so I learnt fluent Italian too and now I want to move to Scotland because I want be somewhere new and different.
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No I don't have a Scottish accent. Lol!
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Lol!
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One of the Scandinavian countries probably, as I think there countries are totally beautiful for exploring
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And they're rated as some of the happiest countries to live in too.
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Me too.
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I do. I live in a national park in south Italy and there are plenty of walking routes but now I am planning to move to Scotland within the next year so I can explore other rambling routes there. Where in the UK are you from?
4 mosingapore:
- free
- safe
- clean
- rich
- beautiful
- polite
- well mannered
- modern
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All true. But also crowded, humid and sticklers for rules. Nowhere is perfect.
Italy.
Dainty, lovely, and Italian… just my type of vibe💖50 Reply
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u 4 moMy first choice would probably be Hungary. From what I've gathered, they seem to be the ones keeping Europe culturally and spiritually afloat. Poland seems to be too, but it seems they're barely holding on (again though, what do I know?). Plus, I really like Cardinal Peter Erdo. Granted, he's nearing retirement, but still.
Poland would be my second choice. I have a lot of Polish heritage in my family. And even though, from what I've gathered, they're struggling, they are still holding on and not going down without a fight. Not really big on Polish food, but I'd probably adjust.
Third would be Italy. I also have Italian heritage. I love Italian food and the scenery looks absolutely beautiful.
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I can confirm that Italy is a very beautiful country and the food is the best.
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Agreed. Speaking of food, how does this sausage ziti look? I made it a few months ago...
Baked ziti with sausage for dinner! How does it look? ↗ - 4 mo
Unfortunately your link won't open.
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Bummer. It got good feedback though. I also make a good lasagna. And on Easter, we'll be making the annual Easter frittata. Tasty...
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Tasty indeed...
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5 moI would like to stay in a better version of the United States where we start caring about universal needs and stop pretending only billionaires and corporations profits matter over every day people.
I still believe the idea of America and our Constitution is wonderful but we need to evolve and be better. We're going through a tough time in our coutry's History. We need to be better to each other, fix issues within our political systems by getting money out of politics, ban super pacs, and corporations being able to donate to campaigns.
We the avg American need to hold our politicians accountable and I'd like to do that in a peaceful and unified way.
00 Reply 1.3K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I think Australia and or New Zealand. They have such a reputation for vastness and cleanliness as well as strong environmental legacies.
40 Reply931 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I would declare your body a sovereign state and live between your arms 😈
(Yes I know… it’s extreme)22 Reply- 5 mo
Lol!! You do flatter me.. Come here and I'll make sure to keep you right there in between my arms...
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It's far from extreme to me...
Japan. I visited many years ago, just out of university. It's a fascinating country, with a mix of traditions and modern touches. The only downside, as far as I can see, is the high degree of competitiveness in their educational system.
10 Reply3.5K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. US since they have more freedom than us.
Years ago I would've said I'd never want to live in US but I changed my mind. It's still not great better for a holiday than to stay but I want more freedom.10 Reply- 715 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.
5 moThere's quite a few. Some are less realistic than others, but all would be amazing to live...
Switzerland, Australia, Thailand, Iceland, MAYBE Japan, and a few others20 Reply
4 moSpain. It is one of the rare European countries not governed by an ultra-nationalist and conservative government. The people are sophisticated and they follow the rules. They developed significantly after the Franco dictatorship ended. The climate is also very nice.
10 Replyits never the place outside of the climate being comfortable but the people, you can love a city then have a terrible experience and never want to return.
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5 moI'm happy in the US. If I were to live somewhere else, it would probably be Australia or Scotland.
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5 moMaybe Australia, I'm going there soon so we'll see.
So far , I still prefer living in Canada.
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m 4 moI'm happy with my own country, Antarctica, people are so chill. Plus there's no civil unrest because we're all becoming white. Very quickly.
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5 moI'm moving to the Philippines in a couple months but my first choice would be Vietnam. It's beautiful and has the best food in the world.
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5 moPortugal.. because I’ve heard it has a very beautiful nature, I want to learn Spanish and it’s cheaper than US😄
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Close but no cigar perhaps :D
From AI:
“Yes, Portuguese and Spanish are similar languages as they both belong to the Romance language family and share many common roots, vocabulary, and grammatical structures. However, they also have significant differences in pronunciation, grammar, and some vocabulary, making them distinct languages.“
3.6K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I would never move from where I am now, but I like New Zealand, Sweden, Norway, and Finland.
10 Reply2.1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I still like living in the United States. Land of the free. Home of the brave.
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Are you chanting your national anthem? 😄
u 5 moMy own, I enjoy where I am, especially because it’s far from the shitshow that is the USA 😅
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It's time to visit the shire!
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Absolutely 🤣
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5 moMauritius, which is part of France.

This would be heavenly 10 Reply 1.1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Well , I spend much time in Thailand it's pretty easy living.
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u 4 moArgentina... because of the climate
La Patagonia... to be more precise (=10 Reply
5 moIreland or Scotland, the people there seem pretty awesome all around
10 Reply2.8K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I am pretty happy with my own. But I am impressed at how cheap it is to travel in Europe.
10 Reply679 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I am totally content living in my present country. Canada
10 Reply1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I like anywhere in Scandinavia, Portugal, Spain or even New Zealand & Australia. They all seem to have their shit together way more than the USA. But hopefully only 3 more years of the idiot running our country. HBU?
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5 moJapan, I just love the way people respect each other, very low crime rates, very clean, and tipping is not done,,,
10 Reply12.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. With all its flaws, I cannot think of a better country to live in than the United states.
10 Reply27.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I am sticking with the USA. I would just like to move to a different state.
10 Reply708 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I used to want to live in Wngland before the leftists takeover. Not anymore though.
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5 moMaybe the Scandinavian countries! Denmark or Norway
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5 moI like living in my country, never thought of living somewhere else...
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Anonymous(45 Plus)4 moI love living here
The country where I grew up
I'm in the big city now which I love too
I couldn't enjoy being in another culture
Different shops
Different tv stations
I need to be near my family10 Reply- 607 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.
5 moUSA. Because it’s the greatest nation in the world. Oh…. That’s where I live 😊 lucky me !
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4 moCanada, great health care system. France, romantic place
10 Reply 451 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Retire in the Philippines. Wife n I have built a store and house there.
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4 moColumbia. I'd hide in the woods and those woman are just out of this world hot.
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5 moI love the US. So much variety in where you want to live. I think 2nd place would be Italy or the UK?
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5 moI have not seen all the countries on earth.
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Anonymous(36-45)4 moItaly or Spain. I've lived in both and they are great.
10 Reply4.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I am happy living here in Canada.
30 Reply3.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. French Polynesia. Weather in EU sucks
20 ReplyHands down, the United States.
There's a reason why everyone wants to come here.
00 Reply8K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Switzerland or Singapore
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Anonymous(36-45)4 moId like to live in Uranus
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4 moGreenland, because they care about their people.
10 Reply I’d stay right here in the USA
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5 moIsrael.
Great country. Great people.10 Reply- 871 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.
4 moSpain for culture lifestyle and climate
10 Reply Morroco beautiful scenery and culture
10 Reply- Japan or Switzerland.
00 Reply3.8K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Born in the USA and staying.
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4 moPoland, decent vodka
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5 moNew zealand
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5 moItaly 💀
10 ReplyFrance or Italy
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