Don’t Leave the USA if Trump Wins
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The phenomenon of threatening to leave the country if one's preferred candidate doesn't win in an election is a familiar one, not just in the United States but globally. It's a recurring narrative that surfaces with every election cycle, often accompanied by declarations of intent to emigrate. However, history has shown that the majority of individuals who make such statements never actually follow through. In today's video, we will delve into the deeper issue of treating causes rather than symptoms, encouraging a broader perspective on political dissatisfaction and exploring alternative approaches to addressing it.
00:00 Start
1:20 Do People Actually Leave after Elections?
4:35 Don't Treat Symptoms vs. Causes
10:23 Can YOU Fix the System?
13:53 Momentum and Its Impact on Political Discourse
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We have too many fanatics MURICAH on the comment section responding emotionally😂
Nomad Capitalist actually stated something factual and logical, put your propaganda-ed mindset of "MuRiCa ThE EaGLe iS ThE BeSt iN ThE WoRLd" aside for awhile.
It's not about that it's about surviving a banana republic the last election was questionable at best. Since then we have seen massive inflation. Some of us are Patriotic. But if things don't change there's no reason to cling on to a sinking ship that hates you for trying to make it float. A lot of people are making exit plans
Yeah, we have the worst women in the entire world, there is nothing to be proud of
Yes, we all know that putting aside our emotions and looking at it logically, Malaysia and Serbia are the places to be not Muricah 🤣🤣
If I had the money to leave I’m out of here no matter who’s President
It doesn’t matter who’s president, it’s end stage capitalism and the rats are scrambling for cheese.
And where would you go?
only correct answer
@@joschemdThat’s what this channel is about
@@user-vg7rh5up2k Yes but I don't think either Malaysia or Serbia is the solution - in fact, those places are much worse than any Western nation
If the USA works for you, then stay. But never expect to claim that the USA is the BEST. It is definitely not the best for everyone. I left the USA many years ago, and I was doing okay by most standards, but since I left I am immeasurably happier and my family agrees with me. Remember that old song/saying that said "different strokes for different folks?" That is a truism.
No idea why anyone would want to live in a country that isn't free anymore.
My family moved out of the US last year. We reside in a small country in Europe. Life is substantially superior now on numerous fronts.
How do you get a visa ?
Which country because I am originally from Bulgaria
Hey - us too. We’re in CH 🇨🇭, where are you?
@@GoodtoGaia How did u get a Viza/work permit to stay and work in CH. I have a US citizenship like u probably
@@yavor19121 my husband’s job. High level creative director brought us to England then Switzerland. Now we’re working on naturalizing. See if you have a family connection to Europe to get European dual citizenship.
As soon as my monthly compensation kicks in. I'm leaving the US and NEVER COMING BACK!!
Entitlement? 🙂
Are you a veteran too brother? I got my rating and I am heading to Peru!
@@christopherlong4201 SAWEEET!!!😁😁😁
You don't have to be wealthy to benefit from leaving the U.S. to live in another country. Currently happy in central Mexico and living so much better on less than it took just to survive in the U.S.
Querétaro ?
Y’all love gentrifying everything 😂
PDC 🇲🇽🏖️
I already left America. Doesn't matter who is in charge. The dynamics on the ground don't change. I don't hate America, But I am happy in Malaysia and I ain't ever going back. If Patrick wants people to leave then pay up and give 1 million and see how many people take the offer. A measly 100k is laughable.
Left the US 12 years ago and am considering renouncing. I don't vote in the US anymore because neither party is solving any problems. Both parties have proven that their policies don't work and the country continues to slide regardless of who gets elected.
I'm not going to renounce
Waste of time and money
Just live on my new passport
Let American expire
I have no plans on returning to usa
Because corporations choose the candidates. How great it must be to control a country no matter what because both candidates are in your pocket.
Its the unelected people that are screwing us over
Teach me how to become a millionaire. Don’t give me that hard work vagueness, I want step by step.
US Corp went bankrupt. Land lease has expired. The past 3 years must happen the only pitiful turmoil was government spending like the depression era. Abs mistakes that will take long to shrink that highest record deficit. After Trump's lowest ever price of gas!!
I left America last year, i tried to convince my friends to listen to me and go check out other places but they refused again and again, i feel frustrated and sad people don’t listen until it’s too late
My __Single Mother_ left the U.S. in *1969,* and took me as a small child with her to Brazil. Then after 2 years, to Portugal. Then to Kenya. Ultimately back to the U.S. after 4+ years. I was sorta' "born into" this. In my 60's now, traveled a lot, and have Lived in the past - and live now in various Countries. My words of wisdom, for what its worth, is that I realized a long time ago that I don't want to live anywhere near my U.S. Friends. So when they ask "How's it going over there?" My pat response is "naaah, its ok, but there are a lot of problems here, you wouldn't like it."
The most important is to just be concerned with yourself and your well-being. I question why I am still in contact with my "friends". They do not see the situation like I do. I now have limited contact.
@@bibibachmd9995 You nailed it! It "should" be what's an important value at the _Individual_ level. Most people remain at the *Tribal* level; they're main concern is with what others tell them is important. I had to accept this regarding my friends. I respect them but they do not think like me. They are going to do what they want to do, irrespective of what I think is logical to me.
I just had a long conversation with a Woman I've known since childhood. About 60 years. She expressed to me that a friend of hers was talking about establishing a "Plan-B" residence in Costa Rica. Of course I applauded it. But my friend said "She is never going to leave the U.S., _Regardless_ of the circumstances."
As a Woman of color in America, her skill and talent have been demonstrably subjugated. Yet she - in her heart of hearts - believes she can prove herself to the culture at large. There is no way I can get her to consider better (not perfect) opportunities -without the cultural prejudices - in other geographies. She has to live her own life, as do I.
Quote: " . . people don't listen until it's too late" > > or not at all, including on related/intertwined subjects of wisdom. They reject it on the basis of their false beliefs and their lack of knowledge. It's very sad, and easy to see the results of that. They, however, act like it's still 1985 and always will be. They're stuck in time, and "blind," imperceptive and without critical reasoning regarding realities that are right in front of their face. It's grieving, but you can't choose wisdom for another adult. Some call it willful ignorance.
Some might remember the *_Back To The Future 2_* movie line, quoting Reagan, that went *_"It's always morning in America, even in the afternoon."_* That was an '80s quote, yet people hold to it, emotionally.
@@shotelco
Please share why you answer them that way. Thanks.
I'm leaving either way. There's gonna be too much drama and I've been wanting to leave for a long time.
As an American 🇺🇸 and with me only being 28 years old I’ve realized a few things that most people wouldn’t bother to notice.The main thing is the cost of living and inflation get staggered right before the election and right before the new or same candidate gets put in office to try to make you believe they will actually change something.And right after the new candidate gets put in office the cost of living and inflation sky rockets afterwards it happened after 2008,after 2016 and right after 2020.So I’m warning all Americans please don’t stick around any longer this time will not be different.
Where do you see those patterns? Website url etc?
Trump had the economy doing great. Then the dems and the World Economic Forum unleashed Covid. The problem is Americans are stupid and don’t understand economics, foreign policy. Hell they don’t understand how our government works. They watch the news and think they know.
@@snorttroll4379don’t worry he doesn’t know wtf he’s talking about, trump 2024
1.2m service members/government affiliated Americans overseas is absolutely insane
I’d say not insane at all. ‘Merica was lost decades ago, remember the supreme joke making George W. president? It’s been a sad joke ever since.
@@user-dj6hu9gq4twym exactly?
Why? A country of 340M people and such vast land area needs a lot of government. Plus since WWII we have been stabilizers around the world, something we benefit from more than it costs us.
@@matthewprather7386 stabilisation around the world. You’ve got to be joking - to the benefits of USA. Definitely.
@@matthewprather7386 stabilizers around the world? 😂😂😂😂😂😂
America is a giant open air prison.
That's the truth. I left a decade and a half ago. Went to college in Rome and NEVER went back💯
Fascist police and corrupt courts. It’s done for…
Only for the poor.
@@thepotatogod2951 that's everybody. The rich already left.
@@fusion9619 Yeah, becouse it's not a prison for them.
They can actively exploit the poor from a mansion in Dubai while paying 0 taxes.
I've left the US three times in my life. A year in Switzerland, 4 years in Mexico, 8 years in South Africa. You can definitely get a better quality of life overseas but it depends on what you are looking for. I'm a simple guy. I love Nature, the life of the mind, and hanging out with good friends and good food. You can do in most countries. Given the tension in the world today, I'm considering packing my bags again and heading somewhere wild and untamed with not that many people. Any recommendations? I love trees and water :)
Iguazu Falls, Argentina, good luck 👍
@@d.f.9064 Will check it out!
Philippines, Trinidad and Tobago, Panama, Malaysia... Safe travels and good luck.
@@d.f.9064Argentina is the worst place nowadays
USA 🇺🇸 are the best nation in the world
For most people, family, children, and jobs define where they live.
Facts
But the west don't care abt that
Almost not a single person left the country because of Trump last time he was president, people who say that kind of stuff are overly dramatic and emotional and it’s not fact-based. But Democratic disasters, such as California has real life effects and in turn had huge consequences where businesses, celebrities, and many people in real life ACTUALLY left California for better run places like Texas.
I bet you can find a few who left for Portugal and Spain, never say never.
@@ProLookoutthe exception proves the rule
@@DavidHRyall exactly.
@@ProLookout If you have to "find" them and they are "a few" then you just proved his point.
If Trump had a 2nd term none of that would have happened.
I'm leaving before the election. Just tired of the hysteria on both sides.
🎯🎯🎯🎯Increasingly, I think it’s gonna hit the fan regardless of who wins. Just a matter of how much and how fast…
where?
the US is the home of the brave, see ya!
@@benriding8678 Italy or Spain
@@user-nj5kr8nk1mUSA are better than your face
When Donald trump was president there were no wars across the world
Great video. Love your channel not because I agree with you wholeheartedly with what you said in this video but because you speak the truth in all of your videos. Thank you.
Miley Cyrus actually does live in Dubai . She still tours in the United States . This idea where people can say your not patriotic because you feel you can do better somewhere else is arrogant
I was wondering about that when he mockingly showed her looking happy (while doing a concert, what did he think she should look like). My question was are we saying people can't EVER come back to the U.S. for various reasons if they said they were leaving? Leaving to me means living somewhere else, not that you can never come back for various reasons of your choosing.
and to think that she is a flaming feminist living in a patriarchal place like Dubai
That’s some huge hypocrisy to want to move from the USA because allegedly trump is racist and homophobic, only to move to a country that is more homophobic and treats foreign workers like absolute garbage. Not trying to hate on Dubai, but she was going to fly her flag high that she was gonna leave the USA because of a political statement, she went to a country that stands for none of it.
The biggest challenge to leave is to continue earning USD while abroad. Just relocating because your job allows you to work remote isn't a safe move. If your employer fires you or tells you can't work remotely, what are you going to do? That's the challenge and what I've been working so hard for the past two years now. To build a second income stream to not depend on a 9-5 in case the worst happens. Another thing is to lower your standard of living to archive this goal of moving abroad cause if you have a considerate income stream you could save a lot more money and have a buffer of savings in-case you lose your main source of income.
Thank you for this!!!¡
Well said!
Wow one of the best video of you! Incredible.
Thanks!
MERICA is gonna Merica no matter who’s in charge. Get that second passport or residency if you can.
It's not that easy to leave, whether rich or poor.
Buy plane ticket. Depart.
😂
@@nomadcapitalist Ha Ha Haaaa! Love it....
It was extremely easy for me. And I am never going back.
@ProLookout would you leave your family if its relation was toxic? Your words are probably of someone who wouldn’t. Dealing with a toxic country is like dealing with a bad family. If you aren’t willing to endure the first moments away, you’ll not collect the benefits of quitting a bad deal. This needs thinking about the long term. You only build something great if you can build now, tomorrow, next year, next decade. Short term renders us blind. The US collectively only thinks about the present and it’s killing the country. The realization of the wrong direction is not in the next 5 years. It’s more likely about the next 30 years.
I've made a concerted effort to disengage from discussing US politics for a while now, its become too divisive and toxic and respectful dialogue can be a challenge. I have some family members who (during a gathering for dinner or celebration) always seem to gravitate into these conversations, its tiring and requires weaving non-political topics into the exchange just to make it tolerable. Since the pandemic ended, I have been traveling a lot to SE Asia - love the different cultures and I've met some truly wonderful people who made me feel so welcomed, appreciated, and we talk about life experiences versus politics. For me, relocating to one of these places is a question of when.....not if. That's how I will treat the problem.
I agree that avoiding discussions about politics is wise. I've noticed that many people prefer to debate politics rather than take concrete actions to address issues. These discussions are often time-consuming and unproductive. Best of luck with your endeavors in Southeast Asia.
Actually digital nomads have the best idea.I just personnally would not try a different country more than once a year.
I agree, thank you Andrew
I didn’t leave the United States. The United States left me a long time ago!!!!!!
✖️✖️✖️TEXIT 2024✖️✖️✖️
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Is Patrick Bet David's offer still good? 🤔
IKR? One hundred grand US in Colombia or Vietnam is an insane amount of money, via the exchange rate.
That said, my uncle did an ancestry search and found his maternal great great grandmother on a North Carolina plantation slave census. The year was 1830 and she was around 40 years old…which means she was born around 1790. In turn, that means that my American Descendants Of Slavery ancestors have been in the USA longer than most of the “Bet Davids” saying “get out and don’t come back.” IJS…
He wasn’t offering the money. He was giving an example. Go watch him. He’s really smart.
I like the message at the end. Agree 100%... once it becomes obvious you should escape to your safety raft, it's probably too late. You got to see it coming and get out while you still can.
You did it! Good for you! Hope you are happy!
So well said.
I am a home body and love Canada but Trudeau has started me thinking that maybe I should leave because he is a child in an adult body who wants to spend and spend with expectation of just taxing people. I am preparing to possibly leave unless Pierre gets in. I am 77 and single so leaving my sister and brother is difficult but I need to leave.
This video is aimed precisely at people like you, and you completely missed the point. I will leave unless ... wins the election. 🤡
If you will get Western pension you can comfortably live in many places.
Our 70-something year old neighbour in Victoria left for the Philippines last year. He's very happy he did, and left his jab-addicted now-ex-wife and daughter behind. We have other 70-something year olds leave for Spain last year to escape the rising communist tide. We ourselves escaped Canada in early 2022. The sooner you are able to settle somewhere else the easier it'll be for you. It takes time and effort to set up anew.
I’m 66 and left Canada 2 years ago. Very glad that I did.
Canada is more of a mess then us.
Most enjoyable video ever!!!!
Amazing man.
You are ON POINT with much of this. LISTEN!! I am an upper middle class “Black American”. I know better than most what a Fascist/AUTHORITARIAN regime means, especially for oppressed/minority groups. We shall not pretend and only need to reflect on history. We purchased and own a property FREE AND CLEAR on the African continent. I REFUSE to live under a non-democratic society! Sure there is no Utopia anywhere in the world, but I choose to not be someplace where the environment is such where I have those who would become emboldened to do me harm or I might have to do them harm in order to prevent their attempt.
Would still have to work through residency process in order to eliminate Visa runs, but at least having the residence and bank accounts already gives us a leg up. We HAVE SOMEPLACE TO GO!
This 💯. I too have someplace else to go. I have a home in the Philippines. I won't be waiting for January to get out either. Best of luck.
@@lisaserenechaos6833 Same to you! I applaud anyone who is so bold and thoughtful. The arrogance and lack of basic human empathy in a large percentage of “Americans” and “AmericA “ (in other words, the U.S.) is beyond gross, and it only takes one to spend more time in the rest of the world to realize that. It will be its ultimate ruin.
@@trentsmith8160 A Passionate YES-Exactly!! You articulated perfectly - the US massive cultural nuance that people overlook and have normalized now for so long. It’s disturbing socially/culturally 😳 no empathy, might = right, by any means, take take take, systematically tearing families apart again, no freedom - constitutional or civil rights respected and more. The poor govt is the easy complaint as it’s so clear it’s a disaster domestically and internationally.
I'll take that 100k, Patrick!
People say that but they don’t. Too bad. Enjoying the channel. Tks for sharing.
Best outcome would be to split the Union into 2 or more nations. The current nation doesn't work anymore
How would this split be done geographically?
Simply obeying the 10th amendment would be easier.
smaller countries are always better managed, but there is no way something like that could happen by peaceful means
I agree. Let the Marxist make their nation and let the Constitutional Republic of North America be born. We need to replace all of our AIPAC legislators anyway.
Ive been saying that for the last 3 years, give us red states and blue states. I am sick of having the democratic agenda shoved down my throat and I guess they feel the same. Let us live where things reflect our values.
Please be kind to one another.
What I find strange is why is leaving the USA such a big deal.Alot of people with traveling jobs do it all the time Petroleum engineers working in the Middle East or Africa or Asia as an example.
Easy when you work for an international company. Not a lot of people are doing that and it can be very difficult for a foreigner to get a good job in foreign countries. You really want to be making western wages if you live overseas.
Other ties to your home country can be family and healthcare considerations.
I would defiantly leave with 100k cash.
You can make that selling hot dogs but it requires hard work. Which 95% won’t do.
I tried to expatriate twice in my 20s as a teacher of English as a foreign language, but failed both times because of the instability of being on a work visa. I did really enjoy living in Russia and I wished that I did not have to go. Maybe I'll try again in a few years working as an engineer instead of an English teacher.
I’d love a video about managing multiple residencies etc while living abroad. How do you manage mail and govt things you might miss not being on location? Sounds stressful and in need of a system. Curious what solutions you have!
It is only something you have to manage with a calendar, a mail box, and a tendency to just pay attention and not let things slip by. It's all doable. I know firsthand, since I have been living outside the US for years.
Do you need to pay local people or agents to collect or forward or deal with each multiple residences or corporate offices mailboxes or things or local government filing annually etc?
@@Ngan-zy9kdOf course there is a charge to rent a local mailbox. I employ a local property manager at a very reasonable rate to collect mail, pay taxes, and pay other assorted fees---but none of that is unreasonable.
I may be young, but I rememember the 2016 election. It was the most hysterical to date. And then it took second place after 2020. I reckon 2024 really is going to be the most hysterical yet. The screeching and scratching of walls. The chalk on the board. By God am I happy not to be steeakholder in American society.
I left the USA. I live in Malaysia now .
The cost of living is very low , the food is incredibly good , the people are very welcoming and we have a quiet life .
Nice to hear that!
3:33 greetings from Kyrgyzstan, Andrew 🇰🇬
Now, you mentioned relationships, in which someone just starts farting in bed.
I know you're still somewhat young, Andrew, sir... but, in a healthy relationship, you as a man need your fartonomy.
Another good reason why I always recommend that a man provide each of his women with her own bedroom and bathroom.
🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯LOL! The fartonomy of men must be protected at any cost. Women will agree!
I left already. lol
It takes guts buddy, to do that. I return home (India) 25 years back from Australia after living over there for few years as PR. No regrets what so ever.
People on both sides say things they don’t mean all the time.
I want peace in my life and the United States just is not it. I will give it two years no matter who wins, but there is too much anger here. It is not the economy. People here seem to just want to control and hurt other people. You can not really have friends here, it is difficult to trust people.
Canadian here. You were a voice of reason and hope during 2021. Thank you.
Some people don't run from bad situations, they stay and fight for what they love. Soldiers, married folks, parents, etc. of the past used to have that commitment tenfold.
Why bother? Oligarchy and end stage capitalism are bigger enemies than one can fight. And now add in the christo-fascist movement behind the agenda and one can see the uselessness of resistance.
Thank you for the “remember when’s “ I however, live in reality. And I relax and watch from halfway around the planet as ‘Merica goes down the drain.
As a retiree I lived my life in the US, I made my contribution, and now I am done. I live in Thailand. It’s up to you young people now. No one wants to listen to Boomers anyway.
People travel much more nowadays then they used to. Also you see rich in the internet, poor stay put most of the time.
Even after Russian revolution most immigrants from Russia returned back. Some of them died, purged.
Most modern day Americans are not their ancestors. They don’t stand up and fight for the things that really matter, they’re more complacent and have been indoctrinated with the idea of American exceptionalism so as to not demand better for themselves and their children.
Americans now fight against each other in the streets and your real enemies sit back and laugh. It is what it is at this point.
As a vet I love Trump and love America but as soon as I can financially I’ll be leaving to Thailand, Vietnam, or Colombia.
Purely for the fact that your American dollar stretches so far in those countries and the people, food, culture, and quality of life are just amazing
As a lowly blue collar worker, what are some options that are feasible folks like me?
Do you have parents, grandparents, or even great grandparents from another country? Citizenship by descent is (normally) the quickest (and cheapest) option out there if you’re not rich. Other than that, you have residency or citizenship via naturalization or marriage.
@@mryardiedescendant
My paternal grandmother married an Egyptian (step grandfather), but I have never been clear on if that counts.
Otherwise I know that my maternal grandmother's great grandfather's parents immigrated from northern Ireland (I believe). They were Scot-Irish.
@@graspunwrapped1124 Dang, if you had an Irish *parent or grandparent* you’d be eligible for Irish citizenship by descent, but you’re too far removed.
As soon as I know blue collar workers work. You don't really need language to be blue collar worker. But it's immigrants to wealthy countries like USA.
You may try Europe. They also in dire need of male labor. And have pretty decent pay comparatively speaking. And some form of free healthcare. Wait times are getting longer I heard. And now they have bad neighborhoods with immigrants that are on hard drugs. And you probably would need to use public transport. It's more decent than in USA.
Canada has a special immigration system for skilled tradesmen & people with degrees. Skilled tradesmen get to jump the line in some countries.
I love America. Came from Philippines and became successful here then back home. i’m proud to be American. Reason why i’m voting for Trump. Now you can compare US in a democrat versus Republican. I’ll stay where conservative ideas goes.
Lol trump hate immigrant thats his first policy have you ever wonder what is trump wall on border USA and mexico maybe he give you some candy then told you to leave like any regular immigrant who come to america
Any of you guys just winter in another country? I’m trying to get to a place where my real estate pays for a basic furnished rental and I can live in another country January and February.
I’m no millionaire yet I enjoy your content. I may have transferable skills that I could use in other countries. That comment has me wondering what if…I broaden my search for something more?
You made some very good points.
The question is what is your core value?
Where can find that value and are willing to die for it.
Then if your not willing to die for it, it will become a cheep and fleeting value.
Money in general, is one of the most cheapest fleeting value that I know.
Be wise and find your value, and stay strong in it.
Please please leave 🙏
Most will. Then you have no one to bully.
I am currently in the process of getting my Italian citizenship and applying for Mexican residency. Let them all go to Canada why would anybody go to where it's more expensive to live and the weather sucks. I'd rather go to Russia than Canada
You'd have a lot more freedom there!! 😅
Delusional
Well a lot of people said that in 2016 but they didn't leave, instead they decided to try to destroy the country
I found out it’s financially worth it to leave when democrats are in charge.
The same fiscal system will still be in place, which doesn’t bode well for the future
Google BRICS. The days of the dollar hegemony are done.
"Farting in bed." Really?😂
Places I like: #1 Singapore, #2 Malaysia, and #3 Philippines.
I have heard so many good things about Malaysia, I am going to check it out this year.
@@DavidIke07 do visit, it's a great country with great food. I would recommend KL and Penang to start.
@@darrylk808 Thank you! Will do. 👍
Just don’t fart in bed when in SE Asia
Thailand is great. Cambodia is cheap. Vietnam is awesome!
‘Merica lost the truth to an orange overlord. Alternate facts, yeah right.
If i have to endure the hardship, so be it. Previous generations may have dilapidated the building, but I'll be here to help rebuild it. Me and my friends already expected to carry the burden of those who kept kicking the can down the road.
I’m not waiting for the election. I’m leaving because of the United States.
Wish I'd made better decisions. Moving on SSI, I'll move back to Argentina, lived there before Milie. Beautiful country. Or Panama. I am fluent in Spanish. Just renewed my Passport. Mexico I did live in San Miguel but heard its expensive now.
I have saved up 20k this year and I'm tryng to get out of USA. I'm a dual citizen USA and Dominican Republic. I don't know how to navigate my way out in a safe way since I don't have a source of income different to my job, what should be my approach to the situations? I've never really liked USA cause basically what you talk in this chanel is just a validation of my thoughts. Adding, over the last 6 months I've visited Taiwan and the philippines and those are countries that I loved.
How does this work if you’re kinda poor?
Try saving a few k’s in dollars first. At the same time make connections with people in places you might move to (internet). Learn a different language (internet). Polish some really necessary skills
In areas you might go to. With 10k you can basically move to half of the planet and still have survival money for a year. Then you filter these places and after you have 2 or 3 favorites. Go there to see, and then make a decision.
No desire to save the ship or the crew and passengers of that ship?
There's no ''red team/blue team'' in American politics anyhow. Anyone that believes that is a gullible fool. They all answer to the same controllers.
It really doesn’t matter which country you live in (with some exceptions, Afghanistan,Syria, etc.). People will be happy if they choose to be happy, location is not the determining factor. It is state of mind. That said, politicians in general should not be idolized such that we believe that they will rescue us.
I've been able to allocate my time between three different countries, with slightly over half being in the US. I will simply revisit this allocation depending on the outcome of this election and how society reacts to the outcome of this election.
Hi there--Just curious about the 2 other countries you spend time in. Did you keep your American citizenship? I'm thinking about doing something similar.
@@jenniferhicks7408 Yes, I'm still an American citizen. The other two countries are Peru and Australia.
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Some of us cant leave
Give me the hundred grand! Only my low income and tax debt is keeping me prisoner.
Regret not remaining in any one of the countries i have lived in.
Truly Fascinating!!!
Small town USA seems cheaper than Mexico. Prices have exploded in Mexico in the last two years. Tijuana has prices comparable to Dallas.
I love Nomad Capitalist
"They wont always be Fat and Happy." The lead in to every Communist uprising ever was they were not Fat and Happy to begin with.
I left 16 years ago. The US is a great place to visit. Kids loved it.
I found out you can't buy gift cards in Singapore, govt banned them. They take a pretty heavy hand with stuff. They do run efficiently though.
I wonder how many of the people leaving the USA are getting citizenship by descent in other countries. That is, how many are moving to countries of their heritage? And of those who moved to another country, how many have come back for whatever reason?
I am running as fast as hell
If gay marriage gets re-legislated it is not theoretical anymore gay couples must flee to secure the legal rights. Roe v Wade is a big deal for a family with hs or college age girls. There is something more at stake than money now. The overturn of Roe vs Wade shows our rights are tenuous.
The overturn of Roe has also made it dangerous to be pregnant in the states with bans. No matter one’s politics or beliefs, a medical emergency can arise at any point and the politicians have threatened doctors to the point that women are not getting medical care that is necessary.
At least twenty-two women are suing Texas over this and doctors are fleeing these red states to practice in blue states where they are free to make decisions based on the individual case. It is creating medical deserts.
Project 2025. That’s why I’m leaving.
Elaborate?
Same
Same.
@DerHammerSpricht It basically creates an authoritarian theocracy and is only a threat under Republicans. And not just Trump, DeSantis has already tried to enact parts of it in Florida. The whole document is online, so anybody can read it.
Yep
Such a capatealist
Maximum wage (total compensation package) is a GREAT idea!
It costs way too much for the 90% to actually leave the us and cut all ties. The only hope I have of getting out is winning the lottery so, in truth it will have to be a gallon of rum and a pocket full of pills.
And that is why I pick hemlock. I got my out of this turns into a dictatorship.
Problem moving out of the country is hard to find a good country to move to. They all have problems. I’m still buying a house elsewhere but only live there a few months a year
I'm already fully moving to Europe next year, regardless of who wins. I'm not renouncing my citizenship, and I'll always be back to visit my family and my rental properties, but I know I'll have a better qualify of life in Spain, Germany, or Portugal starting in 2 weeks. I'll continue to advocate for the working class and do what I can to treat causes including voting by proxy, but I recognize it's a tough uphill battle for any one person and frankly I'm tired.
This is normal. People like to make these stupid statements. Politicians or political parties are not the reason to leave. The economy and society weights way more.
Politicians are all the same. In the end they work for their donors and not constituents.
My son already left the country.
You are absolutely correct. I spend time outside the USSA but haven't pulled the trigger.
The reverse might be more appropriate.
Believe me, it's far worse in Germany. I'm ready to go, but I'm not alone.
We cannot hope for the change by politics, at least in Germany. The ship is already sinking. What could a new captain, with the best intentions, achieve on the open sea?
Agreed…. I do not understand the logic or rationale behind resting such a significant aspect of your life on the fate of another person.