Well all this crap that we're going through right now that's where we are headed this this is why America is allowing everybody to come here because everybody's going to come here anyway they have sold out to the NATO the United Nations and once we are underneath their thumb we have no more America
No I don't like Putin I never have never will but he is the only smart Nation that didn't want to go under the thumb of the NATO because he wants to run his own country he doesn't want to be ruled by somebody else with 100 billion other people taking over his property I hate what he's done to you cream but at least you have to give him credit for not wanting Every Other Nation to join his Nation and live in Russia with him
Yes. I've considered trying to stay in Costa Rica after my law enforcement career is done. I would collect the pension and keep my primary residence in my home state. I would own a duplex in my home state so I could rent the other side out for even more income. I would come home the minimum amount necessary to prove I still technically live in the U. S. so I do not lose my pension but would spend most of my time in Costa Rica. My money would go further down there. I would come home 1-2 weeks before my tourist visa in Costa Rica ends and get a new one then rinse and repeat.
Yes, I've spent a good bit of time in Mexico and Central America, I could make money with a white fish boat, and move iron on trips back from the US. I liked Costa Rica the most, towards Panama, I'd like to retire out that way. The rain forest is beautiful, the food is delicious, the women are beautiful, in one direction is surfing, in the other swimming. That is a paradise, even the violent crime isn't bad, just look both ways before crossing the road to not get hit by a car, and don't fuck with the cartels. I mean, they'll warn you
I lived in Dubai for several months on a work assignment, it was a fun time. Could have naturalized if I wanted to, and I'm sure I'd be just as happy living in UAE. There was something about the people I met and worked with. Among the most liberal places in the middle east, a happy monarch.
well watching the geopolitical climate, living in germany... this is probably not gonna be a choice but a necessity in the foreseeable future. like my country is poking at russia hard... and i know we can't take the backlash. the usa is surely not gonna help untill we're almost dead. they did that in ww2 already.
@razelove what? XD no. that's as bad. poland is like germany just a leaf in the wind of the conflict lines between eastern and the western world. at risk any time to be overrun either by nato or russia. like make no mistake. wether russia or nato invaded ukraine makes no difference for the average ukrainian. the result is the same. same here in germany or poland.
Oh man, Germany? It's less your position and more that France is your closest ally, the war is halfway lost when it starts just by that metric. I'm so sorry :( Well, maybe I should be introspective, the US is trying really hard to replace France in the worst ally position.
@razelove i'm not saying that france is "not" an ally xD i'm saiyng that when russia decides to flip it's shit and then america is gonna flip its shit in reaction and maybe even china gets involved, Europe is just a grain of sand in the gears of war at this point...
Not going to bore you with the details. I could move right now to three different countries. To do so exposes me to horrific tax problems. Even if I renounced my US Citizenship moving would cost me a minimum of 2 million bucks and three times that amount over the next 5 to 6 years. Not going to happen any time soon. I'm not trying to brag, just stating the facts about relocating a business.
If I could afford to move to another country - definitely. My country is a hopeless case and it's dying slowly. In 200 years tops it would be a miracle if anyone even remembers what Bulgarian language was. I wish I could move to America. Despite half of the country being full of confederate dicks, it still would be a lot better than living in Europe's anus.
I would consider it, especially if they spoke English. I don't like the UK, Canada or Australia, though. But I do love the Irish Republic. I'd be happy to live there.
As an American, I'll maybe go to UK, Canada, France or Japan because I studied the languages and I already know English. Anything outside this list is a no go.
Moved out of my country when I was 24 and never went back. Since then I lived in three different countries and been in the same country for the past six years. I love living here. I travel a lot all the time and I'm familiar with different cultures.
During my career, I've worked on major projects in several countries, and that often involved living in those countries for months at a time. So, to answer your question, yes I could, and I have.
Possibly. England and Australia; both speak English so those wouldn't have a language barrier. I like Japanese culture, so that could be enjoyable. I am a quarter Jewish; so Israel is a good possibility. And the Philippines have the most attractive women; so maybe I could find a wife there.
I don't think I could. If I had to it'd probably have to be Canada. It's pretty close to what I'm used to but I wouldn't be able to bring any of my rifles with me.
Yes, but its not something I'd take lightly. I'd want to immerse myself in the culture / language / environment before actually considering uprooting & transplanting myself.
As long as I know the language and I like the food it's okay... Oh, and they must have bidets i can put in my bathroom.. This one is very important lol
That depends on the country. I think I would like living in England or Mexico. I would probably die in a shootout in Mexico because I'm not going to take shit from the cocaine cowboys.
No I couldn't, I hate the direction America has been going. If things keep progressing how they are our nation is going to slip and possibly get into a civil war.
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