Ireland. Because I could. Issue is my wife can't handle change and it would be a hard thing to pull without the other person completely signing on. Honestly im not that motivated because I feel I would be abandoning the place and just stetting it up to be a problem for a lot of people. I mean anyone in the americas whos ancestry is abroad has to think about the native peoples. They got screwed and the only upside is being part of a relatively fair modern democratic country. Then you have to wonder what happens when everyone who is not looking to take advantage leaves. Not just domestically because trump has telegraphed all kinds of foreign military use. Then you gotta wonder if you will be useful to the new country. I mean im older. If that country was actually was at war maybe I would be useful given I still have some years of productive work left but in a status quo way its hard to say.
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Its unrealistic. My parents have too much invesments in the US, hard to liquidate.
If my US citizenship is gone, I'd either be:
(A) Stateless, which is um... not good, too much bureaucracy to get another citizenship, and I'd have to learn a new language.
(B) If PRC wants me back, oh jeez I think that makes my asylum claim in a western country even harder, since its very difficult to "prove" my fear of persecution. And if my fears become real, it'd be too late to leave. What's that saying: "Out of a frying pan into the burning fire"? or something, so yea that... very bad.
Country on my go-to list are:
Canada, Australia, France, Germany, Maybe other EU countries, Singapore... then idk...
These are the countries with a decent amount of Chinese Diaspora. As much as I love EU, less than 1% ethnic Chinese in some of the EU countries seems like I'd have a difficult time fitting in... idk.
I've considered Taiwan, but PRC is already aiming the cannons there, seems like a bad idea.
I've also been considering just ending it. I don't have the will to live anymore. It's too much...
You need help bro.
...and hookers.
Maybe spend a few days surrounded by Alt-Chicks titties while being choked on by their thighs.
It will warm up your soul.
.
Or alt-dudes, whoever makes you loose.
I want to move to Germany but I don't see it happening anytime soon
No country will take me. I have no skills.
My wife and I have dreamed of possibly moving to Australia.
So far things are well enough in my part of the US that I haven't felt the need to seriously consider it. If I did, I'd probably end up in Canada. Would rather there than Mexico because I don't speak Spanish. If I did need to escape, I'd rather remain on continent at first because I think it'd be easier to escape to somewhere like Canada and then hop on a plane to Europe, if needed.
It was always my intention to retire overseas. Thought my wife was onboard until retirement. She suddenly told me she wanted to stay. She wanted to be near family. I sure hope this doesn't turn into one of those, waited too long scenarios.
We hadn't solidified where. We have both lived overseas earlier in life. I have family in Germany and could probably get German citizenship so that seemed like an obvious choice. Scandinavia seems to have the best countries, but it's way too cold for me. We also seriously considered Equador. I prefer Europe and once you're in, I think movement within the EU is easy.
The problem seems to be that fascism is on the rise everywhere. I guess we'll just stay here and hope to stay under the radar. It's a real shame, it was a great place to grow up.
Canada cause it's close. Netherlands cause of DAFT and bike infrastructure would be so nice
I’m planning on moving to Uruguay where I can live on half my salary and half my hours and not have to worry about Burgerland anymore.
What drew me to moving out of the country was the idea of not investing in a country when I don’t think it’s worth the investment.
A few benefits I’m looking forward to is a more close-knit community, cheap healthcare, and free college.
I've looked into it deeply enough to realize that I probably can't afford it.
So I contribute in ways that I can.
I was born and raised here, but I've always had an affinity for my grandfather's ancestry in the UK.
I intend to stay here and fight for my homeland, but if things are at an obviously insurmountable point and I have to fall back, I wouldn't mind my grandfather's homeland.
I think the UK is right behind us. You might have to keep moving.
Seen a few YT vids on my feed of Americans going to Albania as a first step recently.
Nope