jazzc
Elite Member
- Jan 27, 2009
- 2,964
- 14,717
If we were to be strict to the book like bureaucrats wasting their lives in some office, this would get you an infraction for "abuse of mods". See how great it is that we cut some initial slack?
Where to immigrate?
If we were to be strict to the book like bureaucrats wasting their lives in some office, this would get you an infraction for "abuse of mods". See how great it is that we cut some initial slack?
D
Deleted member 855230
Guest
Care to explain mod abuse? I'm just reading the rules, since I've been so thoroughly educated on them recently.
Edit: I'm looking for the rules on mod abuse, since that's not mentioned anywhere in the rules.
Last edited by a moderator:
Billy Batts
BANNED
- Dec 16, 2016
- 5,883
- 11,015
Welll you know how they say, the grass always seems greener on the other side?
Believe me, here in west Europe, once you live here and know what's going on, the corruption is insane!
jazzc
Elite Member
- Jan 27, 2009
- 2,964
- 14,717
I have no idea what your story is, so my comment here is generic. If you have issue with the mods, open a shitlist or contact the admins/owner. I assure you they are really vigilant. If not, I really do not find passive aggressive accusations of any reasonable taste. We give you a straightforward way to resolve issues. Otherwise, we don't have to take your insinuations.
jazzc
Elite Member
- Jan 27, 2009
- 2,964
- 14,717
You'll have to try harder because I'm still not curious enough to find out who kicked your cat.
MehdiBmm
Regular Member
- Mar 21, 2017
- 275
- 82
Algeria
Unemployment is almost in all industries in my country, people prefer to hire people they know or family rather than qualified strangers.
I don't care about free speech honestly, I don't have it in my country and I don't have many other things so if I get those things elsewhere, free speech wouldn't matter.
MehdiBmm
Regular Member
- Mar 21, 2017
- 275
- 82
I would have to find a cheap university first.
Tried the online simulation...it said I am not eligible, probably because I lack experience.
kveldulv
Regular Member
- Aug 19, 2009
- 223
- 91
Some advice from a long term expat (12+ years).
Your idea of a country and the reality on the ground there will be very different. Travel to a couple of countries first, so you're not just falling in love with the first place you see.
If you contribute to society and make an effort to integrate, people in general are friendly and welcoming.
Just keep the ideology of your homeland, wherever that is, to yourself.
It's much easier to migrate to countries that don't have any state welfare, most of Asia, western Europe/Russia, for example.
Frankly, it's as easy as packing your stuff, buying a plane ticket and having the balls to do it.
Good luck.
Your idea of a country and the reality on the ground there will be very different. Travel to a couple of countries first, so you're not just falling in love with the first place you see.
If you contribute to society and make an effort to integrate, people in general are friendly and welcoming.
Just keep the ideology of your homeland, wherever that is, to yourself.
It's much easier to migrate to countries that don't have any state welfare, most of Asia, western Europe/Russia, for example.
Frankly, it's as easy as packing your stuff, buying a plane ticket and having the balls to do it.
Good luck.
Vladamir
Power Member
- Jan 4, 2012
- 694
- 488
I'm from Toronto but lived in Ottawa and my girlfriend was French. Montreal is a amazing city and they love immigration, i would highly recommend but the french dialect is different than France french, its more slangy, like learning English then moving to Scotland haha.
Italy / Spain. I went to Italy & I pay 400 Euros per year for the university there.
I agree that France could be a good option, however, France is a very racist country so this should be considered before moving there.
