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enriswolf (1000+ posts) Fri Jan-25-08 10:46 PMOriginal messagePoll question: Anyone moving out of the country? Edited on Fri Jan-25-08 10:51 PM by fenriswolfjust wondering if the events of the past year (or the past 6 hehe) have caused you to think about moving. especially those who have no hope for a decent POTUS in the upcoming election. Poll result (67 votes) Awaiting my dual citizenship (2 votes, 3%) Votelooking for escape routers right now (7 votes, 10%) Votethinking about it (41 votes, 61%) VoteIt's not to bad (1 votes, 1%) VoteI love america to much to leave it. (16 votes, 24%) Vote
scarletwoman (1000+ posts) Fri Jan-25-08 10:51 PMResponse to Original message3. That would be "DUAL citizenship" - duel is 10 paces with pistols, or Douglas Fairbanks with a sword. Edited on Fri Jan-25-08 10:57 PM by scarletwomanIn any case, your poll doesn't have enough choices. I'm staying here because I love the physical land where I live. It has nothing to do with loving "America", which is an artificial statist construct.
Warpy (1000+ posts) Fri Jan-25-08 10:53 PMResponse to Original message4. I stopped loving America about the time I came to recognize "uninsurable" was going to be my permanent status as long as I live here.It's hard to love somebody who hates you in return.
MercutioATC (1000+ posts) Fri Jan-25-08 10:57 PMResponse to Original message7. Definitely moving out of the country.... ...but not until I retire in 8 years, 3 months and 5 days.I could physically do it now, but it'll be so much easier with a retirement package to live on...
Glorfindel (1000+ posts) Fri Jan-25-08 10:58 PMResponse to Original message9. What? leave the racist, misogynistic, homophobic, god-obsessed USA? and actually move to a civilized country? In a heartbeat, if I could afford it.
Most countries require that new citizens have a marketable and needed skill. None that I know of consider eating cheetos, smoking pot, and bitching about everything a skill.
Quote from: jukin on January 26, 2008, 09:48:10 AMMost countries require that new citizens have a marketable and needed skill. None that I know of consider eating cheetos, smoking pot, and bitching about everything a skill.Are you kidding? To the Parisians that's an art form!Cindie
Warpy (1000+ posts) Fri Jan-25-08 10:53 PMResponse to Original message4. I stopped loving America about the time I came to recognize "uninsurable" was going to be my permanent status as long as I live here.
It's hard to love somebody who hates you in return.