how is the USA?

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I agree with Wombat. This country has been sold out and is no longer the land of the free..

Conspiracy theory or not it is the truth..

However this isn't a debate on whether or not America is still America..


Anyways, NZ seems nice to me..

Did you say you lived in the Bahamas??
 
Seriously, move to some country that is still developing itself.

I moved to Romania this year, you can get a webdesigner working for you full time with 600$ a month, its and outsourcing heaven, beer costs 1$ in an expensive bar, I have a 3 room luxury apartment in the old town (the city is cultural capital of Europe this year) and I pay 800$ a month for it, internet speed is 6Mbs, also lots of public hotspots I can use with a special antenna that takes wifi from 500m radius.

And I have a ski resort with mountains more than 3000m high, 30km away from the city, 1km of taxi ride costs about 0.40$, no startup fees or a minimum fee.
 
No I used to live in Estonia before, its also in the European Union so I didnt need a visa or a permanent living licence etc..
 
Well why does the world come to the USA ???

Because like no where else in the world, people still come here with nothing and
create wealth and success ...

Don't believe what you hear on the news ........
 
i def would wanna live in australia

looks like an awesome place
 
Australia is definietly an awesome place. I've got cousins there and visit them from time to time and it's fantastic. (I still prefer New Zealand though) :)
 
Thanx all guys for your feedback, i have come to my conclusion, i like the usa and i like visiting but that the only relationship i think i have, not because what i have read and heard negativley about the country, but there OWN people speak bad about there country, im not really looking for opportinuty (i have alot on the net :)) I am looking for safety and fun..... NZ looks good for that and you guys are saying Austrailia is good then thats on the list, and Signapore because it is extremely safe, think about me looking for a never ending vacation! Would you spend it in a city?
 
Also Canada is on the list, I still aint sure if i want to move on the other side of the world yet!
 
Ah, well, tomorrow is another day!

I've got an ice storm in serious progress here so I figgered no point in starting anything serious anyway as my net will undoubtedly go down in an hour or so!

You must be in my neck of the woods. Nice weather we are having today.
 
Okay, I need to mention to you that Singapore is extremely strict. No spitting, no chewing gum or you get the LASH! The result is a country that looks almost phony, like a shopping mall. Some people might like that, but I want the freedom to spit at will, like most Americans.
 
Okay, I need to mention to you that Singapore is extremely strict. No spitting, no chewing gum or you get the LASH! The result is a country that looks almost phony, like a shopping mall. Some people might like that, but I want the freedom to spit at will, like most Americans.

Personally I think spitting is disgusting but thats beside the point. I agree with you that people either love or hate it, but the main reason i like it is that there is some awe inspiring fantastic architecture there which you will not find anywhere else in the world (except maybe dubai). It's the type of stuff which inspires you to do something big and I like that :)
 
Australia yes I love what the P.M. said to muslim if you think your going to come here
and seek sharia law you can just get out of the country ...

I wish our government in the US would get some Balls and stop giving into Muslims,
Crap they even create a public school just for Muslims .Now if they did that for Christian the Liberal like ACLU would be scream all the way to court.

Fact the terrorist muslims attack for one reason they think there doing it for Allah
but our stupid Democrats think it's about something we did ?
Or it's the lack of income for them ? Osama bin Laden worth 100's of millions ...


So I do love Australia !!!
 
I've been trying to move for over a year now. My fiance just doesn't want to. She wants the kids to go to this small town school where (it seems) really safe, and I don't blame her on that one. If I did move, I fear I would lose my focus so that's another thought that sticks out. I got kind of a popular status around here to so I think I would miss the flattery :)

In NYC it's a bit different, but I'm very impressed with how my sister has done with her children in Silt, Colorado USA. Yeah, it's called "Silt". Anyway, they live out in the middle of nowhere with very small towns here and there.

I think what really made the difference for the kids was having to spend a year abroad beginning at age 15 or 16. That year made all the difference in their ability to navigate small town life, country life, city life, other cultures and languages ... and everything that falls between.

The US is geographically very large, so the danger is comfort in homogeneity--not being exposed to other ideas, cultures or issues other than those with which you are closely familiar.

US citizens, by and large, don't travel much outside of their comfort zone. Such isolation can breed a very distorted world view, in my opinion.

So, how is the USA? Well, depending upon from where and what you are leaving, it's a very open-ended question.

Best,
Sine

PS. I wouldn't give up my small town childhood & education for anything.
 
New Zeeland here I come :D
What's the problem that more and more people move to Australia.. All my businesses are Internet related so no problem to me :D Just that I dont like surfing... Are there any entertaiments for a fatty guy like me ?!:twitch:
 
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