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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: GOBUCKS on September 13, 2011, 12:13:37 AM
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In this thread, the DUmbasses all huddle around the fire to dream about where they would go if they could escape from the greatest country on earth.
All they're doing is getting a jump on the countless threads that will explode in the DUmp during the second half of 2012, as it becomes clear we'll have a bunch of repugs running the country again. Surprisingly, the cosmopolitan nutcase nadin hasn't shown up to give the DUmpmonkeys the benefit of her experience.
Drew Richards (374 posts) Mon Sep-12-11 10:30 PM
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I'm Curious has anybody considered leaving the country? If so where would you go?
If I happened to with a $100 mil lottery I probably would consider moving to a more socialist country such as Norway, Sweden or Switzerland but then again if I won a 100 mil I would probably die from the shock first...
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x1928241
DUmmy white_wolf is beginning grasp how impossible that law school dream is for someone of his extremely limited intellect:
white_wolf (1000+ posts) Mon Sep-12-11 10:31 PM
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1. Norway,Sweden,Germany. Possibly England simply because I wouldn't need to
learn a new language
quinnox (1000+ posts) Mon Sep-12-11 10:32 PM
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4. I wouldn't leave permanently but if I won the lotto
I would get a home in Vancouver, British Columbia and wait out any craziness in the government that happened to take place.
elleng (1000+ posts) Mon Sep-12-11 10:32 PM
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5. Yes, if repugs win 2012. Canada,
to be near family; otherwise, maybe Scandinavia (but for weather.) Italy, for the culture.
cherokeeprogressive (1000+ posts) Mon Sep-12-11 10:34 PM
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10. Nnnnnnnnnnnnope.
But of course, if you moved to a socialist country with your hundred mil, you'd be willing to part with it for the common good, right?
Drew Richards (374 posts) Mon Sep-12-11 10:36 PM
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15. That is not precisely how it works but yes I would willing pay the higher tax rate they require
WheelWalker (1000+ posts) Mon Sep-12-11 10:40 PM
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19. May 14, 2003. I considered crossing the River Styx. Decided, not yet.
You made a bad decision. Time to reconsider, DUmmy.
JVS (1000+ posts) Mon Sep-12-11 11:00 PM
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31. The fundamental problem is that the first world countries won't have us and that the countries...
that will have us are the places with the exact kind of problems that we're trying to avoid by leaving to US.
In other words, deadbeat DUmmies aren't welcome in white countries.
Our friend DUmmy TwixVoy had this problem.
Lydia Leftcoast (1000+ posts) Mon Sep-12-11 11:03 PM
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32. It's hard to move to Europe unless you have a parent or grandparent
(depends on the country) who was born there.
I am one generation too far removed for both Norway and Germany, and Norway, at least, is very expensive for anyone who is living on an American income.
I could live comfortably in Japan, but they don't necessarily want older people.
I was beginning to think this DUmmy wasn't a total moron, until that last sentence.
No gaijin can be really comfortable or accepted in Japan.
The place just doesn't work that way.
And costwise, at current exchange rates Japan has to be among the most expensive places on earth.
Shagbark Hickory (1000+ posts) Mon Sep-12-11 11:05 PM
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35. They don't want older people???? What's that all about?
Supreme Court decisions do not apply in Japan, DUmbass.
Lydia Leftcoast (1000+ posts) Mon Sep-12-11 11:45 PM
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60. They have so many old people of their own already
It's easier for a younger person, especially if said younger person can find a Japanese spouse.
Then, both the gaijin, and the spouse will be pariahs in Japanese society.
Shagbark Hickory (1000+ posts) Mon Sep-12-11 11:03 PM
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33. The last place on earth I'd want to move to with $100MIL is a socialist country!
RoccoR5955 (1000+ posts) Mon Sep-12-11 11:05 PM
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34. Belgium is the place for me...
10,000,000 people, 1200 different kinds of beer.
hunter (1000+ posts) Mon Sep-12-11 11:10 PM
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38. I've left the country without going anywhere.
Sort of a parallel universe kind of thing.
sfpcjock (1000+ posts) Mon Sep-12-11 11:24 PM
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46. The best is Guadalajara or buy some property in Canada
I guess. There are tens of thousands of retirees in Lake Chapala, Mexico where you get health care for like $150/year or something. Puerto Vallarta is also good and the biggest resort town. It's kind of isolated by a long coastal road.
Yeah, Mexico would be a great place to live these days.
Especially if the local narco gangs know you've got lots of money.
tucsonlib (1000+ posts) Mon Sep-12-11 11:26 PM
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49. It's No Longer An Easy Matter To Emigrate..
..to Canada or European countries.
Especially if you're a democrat deadbeat.
mrmpa (645 posts) Mon Sep-12-11 11:27 PM
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50. Montana-oh no that's from Dog Day Afternoon.....
Argentina, Germany, Switzerland.
I'm not certain, because the competition is fierce, but DUmmy izquierdista may have come up with the DUmbest post of 2011:
izquierdista (1000+ posts) Mon Sep-12-11 11:39 PM
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57. I've tried it
France is FAR better than the U.S. in so many categories it's not funny. The only downside I can think of is the lack of Mexican restaurants.
Life in Poland is also beginning to surpass the U.S. Choosing between Warsaw and Chicago is pretty much a toss-up
Living in the former Soviet Union is hard to compare. Moscow is supposed to be the most expensive city in the world by some standards, but outside of there, most of the people are quite poor. The average worker's wage in Ukraine when I lived there was $200/month. That doesn't buy very much, which explains the dearth of places to go out to eat.
Yikes.
alittlelark (1000+ posts) Tue Sep-13-11 12:03 AM
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69. Spain - Equador[sic] - Brazil
In that order.
Don't know Spain, but I assume it's like the rest of the dumpy, grimy, depressing eurotrash countries.
Great for a week taking photos, after that, not so much.
No one who has visited Ecuador or Brazil would want to live there. They're awful.
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What, no Venezuela?
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in_cog_ni_to (1000+ posts) Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Mon Sep-12-11 11:16 PM
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41. Where we're going, you live for a FRACTION of what it costs to live here.
Doctor visits are $25. Doctors actually spend 45 minutes to an hour with you. They make house calls too. No one goes without healthcare. You can be on the National Health plan for $54 a month. Dental cleaning $40. Rent $300-$500 a month (OR LESS...can be more, if you want to spend more). Electric bills $30. No heat or AC needed. Cable $40-50 a month. Food....DIRT CHEAP. All the fruits and veggies you could eat for a week $25-40. Taxi....$2.50 to anywhere in the city. Bus ...25 cents...12 cents for senior citizens. You don't need a car either. Their transportation system is amazing.
You can easily live on a fraction of what you pay here. It's doable in other countries. It's NOT doable here. You would be better off leaving if it's at all possible. Are you a senior? Do you get SS? Do you work via the internet? Do you have a job you could do in another country? Do you have any savings to get you there and an income while there...until you can draw SS if you aren't a senior citizen yet? Also, if you have a friend or family member who could share expenses...that would be even better! EASILY DOABLE if you can share expenses with someone else.
Good luck slinging blowjobs in Tijuana, DUmmie in_cog_ni_to. Your liberal utopia doesn't exist.
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in_cog_ni_to (1000+ posts)
Mon Sep-12-11 10:49 PM
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24. Yep. Leaving in 4 years.
As soon as our son graduates college. We have found the PERFECT place to move to. Plans are in the works. We are getting the hell out of this hell-hole of a country. I'm counting the days until we can go. I can't wait.
(http://bufordp.com/FR/pics/CurlyBillBrocius.jpg)
Everyone repeat after me...
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What, no Venezuela?
^5!
Who do they always cite whitebread old European countries as their preferred destinations in these scenarios?
They harp on and on of the virtues of such Utopias as Cuba, North Korea, Syria, Egypt, even Mexico for that matter and how much better these countries are than the United States but in their suddenly I'm rich and worldly schemes where do they go?
Libya? LOL, from all their recent rhetoric I thought that was the promised land, better even than a golden ticket to Willie Wonka's chocolate factory.
Farkin' hypocrites.
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Don't let the front door hit ya where the good Lord split ya on your way out.
We WON'T be leaving the light on for your, should you change your mind. :lmao:
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With all of those DUmmies considering a move to Canada, it sort of makes me glad that they haven't heard about the secret GOP plan to invade Canuckistan and condemn the inhabitants to a life of hard labor and no cheetos.
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With all of those DUmmies considering a move to Canada, it sort of makes me glad that they haven't heard about the secret GOP plan to invade Canuckistan and condemn the inhabitants to a life of hard labor and no cheetos.
I forget, old age thing you know...which province was it that I'm going to be made dictator governor of?
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I forget, old age thing you know...which province was it that I'm going to be made dictator governor of?
How about we start you off with Quebec?
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How about we start you off with Quebec?
Why do I have to get stuck with the counterfeit Frenches?
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quinnox (1000+ posts) Mon Sep-12-11 10:32 PM
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4. I wouldn't leave permanently but if I won the lotto
I would get a home in Vancouver, British Columbia and wait out any craziness in the government that happened to take place.
I guess you overlooked those hockey riots a few months ago, eh?
And I've been to Vancouver. It's a shithole. Think San Francisco, but colder.
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Lets see here now...DUmmie wins $100 mil lottery...he takes the lump sum settlement...gets $60 mil...fed tax takes about half of that...he now has $30 mil ...according to what state he lives in they get their share...lets say he now has $25 mil left ...now judge won't let him declare bankruptcy...he has to pay off his mortgage/car/student loans and credit cards...he's still in pretty good shape... his old drug dealer hears about his windfall and demands payment of an old drug debt... Dummie refuses to pay...drug dealer shoots and kills DUmmie...family throws a big wake and furneral...blows what's left of the lottery money ...bums a ride to the welfare/foodstamp office the next morning....they're back to square one.
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I'm afraid those are just empty promises. We wouldn't be lucky enough to have all of that scum actually leave the country.
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Shagbark Hickory (1000+ posts) Mon Sep-12-11 11:03 PM
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33. The last place on earth I'd want to move to with $100MIL is a socialist country!
so the truth comes out.........as longs as it's someone else's money they will sponge off of it, but their money, NO FUHCUCKING WAY ! :bird:
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Wow. Not one African country mentioned.
DUers are a bunch of racists.
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Wow. Not one African country mentioned.
DUers are a bunch of racists.
That's EXACTLY what I was thinking, when reading this thread.
The primitives are racists.
No mention of Guinea, Congo, Kenya, Angola, et al.
Just old white countries.
The primitives ARE racists.
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so the truth comes out.........as longs as it's someone else's money they will sponge off of it, but their money, NO FUHCUCKING WAY ! :bird:
lol, good catch - once they figure out they'll be taxed out the ass, they don't want to move! Freudian slip, most likely.
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in_cog_ni_to (1000+ posts) Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Mon Sep-12-11 10:49 PM
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24. Yep. Leaving in 4 years.
As soon as our son graduates college. We have found the PERFECT place to move to. Plans are in the works. We are getting the hell out of this hell-hole of a country. I'm counting the days until we can go. I can't wait.
in_cog_ni_to (1000+ posts) Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Mon Sep-12-11 11:16 PM
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41. Where we're going, you live for a FRACTION of what it costs to live here.
Doctor visits are $25. Doctors actually spend 45 minutes to an hour with you. They make house calls too. No one goes without healthcare. You can be on the National Health plan for $54 a month. Dental cleaning $40. Rent $300-$500 a month (OR LESS...can be more, if you want to spend more). Electric bills $30. No heat or AC needed. Cable $40-50 a month. Food....DIRT CHEAP. All the fruits and veggies you could eat for a week $25-40. Taxi....$2.50 to anywhere in the city. Bus ...25 cents...12 cents for senior citizens. You don't need a car either. Their transportation system is amazing.
You can easily live on a fraction of what you pay here. It's doable in other countries. It's NOT doable here. You would be better off leaving if it's at all possible. Are you a senior? Do you get SS? Do you work via the internet? Do you have a job you could do in another country? Do you have any savings to get you there and an income while there...until you can draw SS if you aren't a senior citizen yet? Also, if you have a friend or family member who could share expenses...that would be even better! EASILY DOABLE if you can share expenses with someone else.
So where is this magical land of which you speak?
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Is he swimming to Cuba? :lol:
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GOBUCKS, I did an actual facepalm after reading DUmmie izq...'s restaurant-themed post. WTF was that? A dearth of places to go out and eat in the Ukraine? I'm stunned, just speechless.
Please go drop that in the Posts that Stand Alone, for prosperity.
This thread is great fun to read, but Erasmus is right. Empty promises once again.
Oh, and that sanctimonious sniff, "I would be happy to pay the higher tax rate they require." BULLSHIT AND YOU KNOW IT.
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I'm afraid those are just empty promises. We wouldn't be lucky enough to have all of that scum actually leave the country.
The DUmmies claim this every so often, especially when the Republicans have a majority or the presidency. And you're right, they are totally empty promises.
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I would gladly set up and donate to a charity to help permanently relocate liberals to foreign countries, however.
Liberals would be sent one-way plane tickets to their chosen destination and would sign a contract stating that they will not re-enter the United States, nor vote in any future elections, nor file for any Unearned Income Tax Credits (and a few other provisos). Violation of the agreement would result in refunding the price of the ticket at current ticket prices.
The charity just needs a good name... something like the Clean Up America Foundation or something.
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I would gladly set up and donate to a charity to help permanently relocate liberals to foreign countries, however.
Liberals would be sent one-way plane tickets to their chosen destination and would sign a contract stating that they will not re-enter the United States, nor vote in any future elections, nor file for any Unearned Income Tax Credits (and a few other provisos). Violation of the agreement would result in refunding the price of the ticket at current ticket prices.
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Then they will just be illegals. :lmao:
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What makes these assholes think any country would welcome a traitor into their midst--someone who hates their own country? It seems a little like marrying the guy who dumped his wife for you. Eventually, he's going to leave you, too, but not before leaving you FUBAR.
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Shagbark Hickory (1000+ posts) Mon Sep-12-11 11:05 PM
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35. They don't want older people???? What's that all about?
It's called productivity. People who are retired are, be definition, no longer a part of the producing class.
If all you do is consume without producing anything of value then you are a burden to the producing class.
in_cog_ni_to (1000+ posts) Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Mon Sep-12-11 10:49 PM
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24. Yep. Leaving in 4 years.
As soon as our son graduates college...
in_cog_ni_to (1000+ posts) Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Mon Sep-12-11 11:16 PM
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41. Where we're going, you live for a FRACTION of what it costs to live here.
Um-m-m...
...if you moved there now it would only cost a fraction of your current cost of living which means you would have that much more money for your son's education.
However, I must ask: why not take your kid with you? Do they not have colleges in this unnamed paradise of yours? Are those colleges not as good as those in the US?
If so, why not also educate your son for a fraction of the cost.
If not, perhaps there is something unique about the US that allows it to create a society with a higher standard of learning that is worth the added cost. If you knew what that was maybe that value is found in the balance of US society but thos eof you with such shallow thinking seem too easily frustrated to identify that value.
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Lydia Leftcoast (1000+ posts) Mon Sep-12-11 11:03 PM
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I could live comfortably in Japan, but they don't necessarily want older people.
Let's not sugar-coat it Lydia, they don't necessarily want anyone who isn't racially and ethnically Japanese. You filthy racist, wanting to move to a country like that!
:popcorn:
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I would gladly set up and donate to a charity to help permanently relocate liberals to foreign countries, however.
Liberals would be sent one-way plane tickets to their chosen destination and would sign a contract stating that they will not re-enter the United States, nor vote in any future elections, nor file for any Unearned Income Tax Credits (and a few other provisos). Violation of the agreement would result in refunding the price of the ticket at current ticket prices.
The charity just needs a good name... something like the Clean Up America Foundation or something.
Fruitless, really, the colleges just keep cranking out more of them.
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I think it is amusing that so many of them think that living south of the border is such a good idea. If it really was, do ya think we would have so many people trampling over our border headed here?
:???:
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Here's another one that made me laugh:
Mexico where you get health care for like $150/year or something.
:lmao:
This will get you a filthy rag tied around your injury, while you lay in agony in a grimy mud hovel, shivering out your fever. What, did you think you were going to get a shiny stainless steel hospital, with beautiful nurses in starched whites dispensing pharmaceuticals? Stupid Dummie.
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Umm, are these people aware that the Countries they've listed, unlike the US, actually have strict laws regarding immigrants? things such as being qualified to do jobs in the Country that their own Citizens can't fill? these Countries are barely holding on right now as far as social programs go, do they really think these Countries want to take on a burden like this?
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BTW, aren't they being racist? they all want to flee to majority white Countries.
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So where is this magical land of which you speak?
WinkyDink Donating Member (1000+ posts) Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Tue Sep-13-11 08:28 AM
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86. Why not just post it? It isn't like you're going to cause a mass exodus.
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in_cog_ni_to (1000+ posts) Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Tue Sep-13-11 08:49 AM
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92. Yes it would. It would end up like Costa Rica...
Edited on Tue Sep-13-11 09:11 AM by in_cog_ni_to
too expensive to live there now because of all the expats who have raised the cost of living. We want to be able to move to our chosen spot and it's still 4 years down the road. We watched the cost of living climb in Costa Rica in the last 15-20 years.....because EVERYONE knew about it. That use to be our chosen retirement spot. Now houses/or rent are/is almost as costly as it is here, plus they're not as fond of Americans as they use to be...because we have invaded their beautiful country...not just Americans, but people from all over the world.
We should try and figure it out if for no other reason than to force the DUmmie to find different place to move to.
I was thinking Belize but with the this being a lefty I am leaning more towards Nicaragua.
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in_cog_ni_to (1000+ posts) Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Tue Sep-13-11 08:49 AM
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92. Yes it would. It would end up like Costa Rica...
too expensive to live there now because of all the expats who have raised the cost of living...
So if you feed extra currency into a system you have too much money chasing a finite number of goods and services as each producer tries to cash in.
Meanwhile, those who had little to begin with have their relative worth eaten by inflation.
Why move to such a brazenly capitalist society?
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We should try and figure it out if for no other reason than to force the DUmmie to find different place to move to.
I was thinking Belize but with the this being a lefty I am leaning more towards Nicaragua.
My vote is on Panama. Second choice is Venezuela.
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If I could move them anywhere, I'd crate them up and move them to Iran so they can see how peaceful mooslims treat amoral liberals. I'd give the strongest and smartest liberals among them about 4 hours.
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Umm, are these people aware that the Countries they've listed, unlike the US, actually have strict laws regarding immigrants? things such as being qualified to do jobs in the Country that their own Citizens can't fill? these Countries are barely holding on right now as far as social programs go, do they really think these Countries want to take on a burden like this?
No, to all of those questions.
Next?
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BTW, aren't they being racist? they all want to flee to majority white Countries.
Hey, now you're being racist . When they fled the ghetto to white suburbia they kept one black, bestest evah friend....they even voted for him for president.
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I find all these claims of racism to be very racist!
:panic:
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Hey, now you're being racist . When they fled the ghetto to white suburbia they kept one black, bestest evah friend....they even voted for him for president.
Well isn't that funny how that works, leftists tell us how tolerant they are yet they flee to white areas whereas me, a Republican, fled da hood in New Yawk and moved to an area with lots of minorities, and who's the racist?
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Well isn't that funny how that works, leftists tell us how tolerant they are yet they flee to white areas whereas me, a Republican, fled da hood in New Yawk and moved to an area with lots of minorities, and who's the racist?
My area is 60% honkey, 40% 'coons and 20% wet backs.....I use those terms so DUmmies can point and scream RACIST! ...and if you must know, I got a public school education from a DUmmie math teacher.
Actually it's 50-40-10 or there abouts....and the school system is so bad that a lot of the teachers home school their kids.... :lmao:
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My area is 60% honkey, 40% 'coons and 20% wet backs.....I use those terms so DUmmies can point and scream RACIST! ...and if you must know, I got a public school education from a DUmmie math teacher.
Actually it's 50-40-10 or there abouts....and the school system is so bad that a lot of the teachers home school their kids.... :lmao:
Well I think I'm more a victim than you are because not only was I called a "honky" but I was also called a "white cracker". :-)
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Ukraine would be nearly perfect if it had a few more restaurants.
It would be like a Kazakhstan for the middle class.
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snooper2 (1000+ posts) Journal Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Tue Sep-13-11 11:13 AM
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100. ROLLING ON THE MUTHA****IN FLOOR LAUGHING ROFL ROFL
Edited on Tue Sep-13-11 11:23 AM by snooper2
You think posting the name of some country in a tropical climate on a OP buried on a random message board on the Intertubes is going to cause a mass exodus! :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
OH MY GOD LOOK What in_cog_ni_to Discovered!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :rofl:
Why didn't anybody else think of that :)
I'm working on moving to the perfect place, Tristan da Cunha as their telecom expert. They don't allow outsiders but we are working on a special exception :)
:lmao:
in_cog_ni_to (1000+ posts) Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Tue Sep-13-11 11:17 AM
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101. Enjoy your laugh.
I'll enjoy our retirement in 4 years...and will still be able to afford it. Have a nice day.
snooper2 (1000+ posts) Journal Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Tue Sep-13-11 11:26 AM
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105. Oh I still am trust me...
You'll be landing at your "hidden destination" with your partner...
Damn, sure glad we didn't let the DU'ers in on our secret. This place is ALL OURS!!!!!!
Hey, Hey, Hey kid what you want. Stop pulling on me...STOP...NO I don't want to buy your fake Gucci handbag :rofl:
crazyjoe (855 posts) Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Tue Sep-13-11 01:00 PM
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121. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA ROFLAO!!!!! in_cog_ni_to has a secret!!!!
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snooper2 (1000+ posts) Journal Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Tue Sep-13-11 11:26 AM
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105. Oh I still am trust me...
You'll be landing at your "hidden destination" with your partner...
Damn, sure glad we didn't let the DU'ers in on our secret. This place is ALL OURS!!!!!!
Hey, Hey, Hey kid what you want. Stop pulling on me...STOP...NO I don't want to buy your fake Gucci handbag .....So what if your sister is the only virgin left in town....I'm queer.
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LadyInAZ (50 posts) Tue Sep-13-11 03:21 AM
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72. Yes... considered moving too
Canada, england.... anywhere but in united states... i hear people getting jobs in other countries... but when i have applied... i have not once heard from anyone... and i am more then qualified white collar professional...
:lmao:
There's that self-esteem education again. "More then qualified."
crazyjoe (855 posts) Tue Sep-13-11 01:16 PM
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122. I find it funny all the " I would leave if I had the money " posts. I work with many people
who came here with nothing, couldn't even speak English, and worked hard and have great jobs and homes, ect...
You spoiled babies don't know how good you have it. If you want to leave.. then leave, don't be a *****. People leave their homes and immigrate every day to a new country. All having money does is make it easy and convenient.
Of course, none of you will though, because your all talk, and it's too "hard".
Spoiled babies.
Give em hell, Joe!
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crazyjoe is not long for the DUmmie world...I can smell the granite dust from here.
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crazyjoe is not long for the DUmmie world...I can smell the granite dust from here.
Yeah, the feminoid DUmmies will alert like crazy over that "*****," awakening the ancient evil of the Cbalrog.
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crazyjoe (855 posts) Tue Sep-13-11 01:16 PM
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122. I find it funny all the " I would leave if I had the money " posts. I work with many people
who came here with nothing, couldn't even speak English, and worked hard and have great jobs and homes, ect...
You spoiled babies don't know how good you have it. If you want to leave.. then leave, don't be a *****. People leave their homes and immigrate every day to a new country. All having money does is make it easy and convenient.
Of course, none of you will though, because your all talk, and it's too "hard".
Spoiled babies.
H5 Karin for saving this quote before it gets tombstoned. Joe nailed it! The reason these pussies won't really leave the USA is the same reason those immigrants risked everything to come to the USA - THIS COUNTRY ROCKS. So EFF OFF, spoiled babies! If it were really that bad here, you'd be gone.
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Newsflash, DUmmies. I've lived overseas. Been to five continents. Received job offers to work over seas.
And yet I'm still here in the good old US of A. Know why? Cause most of the rest of the world is an ass-backwards shithole. And that includes most of your vaunted socialist paradises.
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:lmao: at snooper and joe!
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Ya know, that thread on fleeing is 1 whiny ass thread!
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You know, North Korea must have a wonderful healthcare system by DUmmie standards....they're all skinny except for the fatass leaders.
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If we lose freedom here, there is no place to escape to. This is the last stand on Earth. And this idea that government is beholden to the people, that it has no other source of power except to sovereign people, is still the newest and most unique idea in all the long history of man's relation to man. This is the issue of this election. Whether we believe in our capacity for self-government or whether we abandon the American revolution and confess that a little intellectual elite in a far-distant capital can plan our lives for us better than we can plan them ourselves. -Ronald Reagan, "A Time For Choosing" 1964
Suck it, DUmbshits.
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I was able to visit a good chunk of Europe in my travels in the Navy. It was interesting meeting new people with different cultures, trying the food, visiting historical points of interest, seeing things I had previously only read about in books, etc. But all that wears thin rather quickly. I found very little to recommend it as a permanent place to live. The only exception might be southern Italy, which I enjoyed the most out of all my travels, but the only way I would move there is if I had a pot full of money so I could surround myself with the amenities I enjoy here in the U.S.
You might find a relatively cheap place to live there, but it's going to be some 400 sq. ft. shithole with few windows, a coffin-sized shower, and a stove with two burners, surrounded by piss-smelling alleys. If you think you're going to find a three bedroom ranch style on a couple of acres out in the country, you better bring a half million or so with you, and that's starter level. The standard of living is just lower there, everything seems twenty years behind what we have in the U.S, and a lot of people we rate as living in "poverty" here are better off than than the European middle class.
I love the fact that I can jump in my car, and with our excellent system of highways, travel anywhere I want to go without standing nut-to-butt for hours with a bunch of infrequently-bathed Euroweenies. I love it that most places I go in the U.S I'm usually only a phone call and a few minutes away from top-flight medical facilities with state-of-the-art equipment and first class staff. I love it that at any hour I have access to open grocery stores, restaurants and pharmacies. I love the fact that I can arm myself to protect my family from thugs. I love knowing that, were I to lose my job tomorrow, I could use my brain and my back to come up with something that would put food on the table. I love knowing that if I were to lose everything, there are always opportunities to start over. I love knowing that the Communist Party here is a joke rather than a real, viable party waiting in the wings for their turn, despite a lot of lefties who would love to shove us in that direction. I love living on a land mass that makes it difficult for some asshole to come bltzkrieging through my back yard should he take a notion to. I love that despite all our faults and tribulations we still retain that spirit of independence and individualism that the first people who landed here had. Most of all, I love being where my family is, because I haven't alienated the most important people in my life over something as transient as politics. I'm not going to abandon them for all the "free medical care" on the planet.
Many of you DUmmies hate your families. You hate Capitalism. You hate the elevation of the individual over the collective. You hate authority. You hate self-reliance. You hate moral standards. You hate children, the police, the miliary, traditions, Christians, free speech, responsibility, accountability, patriotism, hard work, entrepreneurialism, and anyone who doesn't think like you. Most of all, you hate the concept of an omnipotent God who is above you and your petty me-isms. You hate, hate, hate, hate, hate.
Maybe it's time you left and put us all out of your misery.
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Cause most of the rest of the world is an ass-backwards shithole. And that includes most of your vaunted socialist paradises.
I think you're being too considerate of the DUmbasses. Nearly all the rest of the world is an ass-backwards shithole,
and that includes every single one of their socialist paradises.
Non-shitholism can be conferred on Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, maybe Singapore (never been there personally, but it sounds civilized), and really no place else. One simple measure: there are no other countries where you can safely drink the tap water.
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I was able to visit a good chunk of Europe in my travels in the Navy. It was interesting meeting new people with different cultures, trying the food, visiting historical points of interest, seeing things I had previously only read about in books, etc. But all that wears thin rather quickly. I found very little to recommend it as a permanent place to live. The only exception might be southern Italy, which I enjoyed the most out of all my travels, but the only way I would move there is if I had a pot full of money so I could surround myself with the amenities I enjoy here in the U.S.
You might find a relatively cheap place to live there, but it's going to be some 400 sq. ft. shithole with few windows, a coffin-sized shower, and a stove with two burners, surrounded by piss-smelling alleys. If you think you're going to find a three bedroom ranch style on a couple of acres out in the country, you better bring a half million or so with you, and that's starter level. The standard of living is just lower there, everything seems twenty years behind what we have in the U.S, and a lot of people we rate as living in "poverty" here are better off than than the European middle class.
I love the fact that I can jump in my car, and with our excellent system of highways, travel anywhere I want to go without standing nut-to-butt for hours with a bunch of infrequently-bathed Euroweenies. I love it that most places I go in the U.S I'm usually only a phone call and a few minutes away from top-flight medical facilities with state-of-the-art equipment and first class staff. I love it that at any hour I have access to open grocery stores, restaurants and pharmacies. I love the fact that I can arm myself to protect my family from thugs. I love knowing that, were I to lose my job tomorrow, I could use my brain and my back to come up with something that would put food on the table. I love knowing that if I were to lose everything, there are always opportunities to start over. I love knowing that the Communist Party here is a joke rather than a real, viable party waiting in the wings for their turn, despite a lot of lefties who would love to shove us in that direction. I love living on a land mass that makes it difficult for some asshole to come bltzkrieging through my back yard should he take a notion to. I love that despite all our faults and tribulations we still retain that spirit of independence and individualism that the first people who landed here had. Most of all, I love being where my family is, because I haven't alienated the most important people in my life over something as transient as politics. I'm not going to abandon them for all the "free medical care" on the planet.
Many of you DUmmies hate your families. You hate Capitalism. You hate the elevation of the individual over the collective. You hate authority. You hate self-reliance. You hate moral standards. You hate children, the police, the miliary, traditions, Christians, free speech, responsibility, accountability, patriotism, hard work, entrepreneurialism, and anyone who doesn't think like you. Most of all, you hate the concept of an omnipotent God who is above you and your petty me-isms. You hate, hate, hate, hate, hate.
Maybe it's time you left and put us all out of your misery.
What you siad and more. If they hate it here then they are free to leave. I have been to Italywhile i was stationed there up north near venice on a plot of land that was smaller then most parking lots here in the US. Over there you can't own much of anything if your not Italian. And they are on the Euro not the lira like it was when I was there. So forget living cheap. Their TV programing is mostly ours with the sound dubbed in Italian of course . And good luck getting anything done between noon and 6pm because everything but the bars and a few other things shut down and they won't lift a finger to help you during that time. And another thing ,their cops can and will shoot you since they don't have to worry about being so nice as to read you your rights or any of that pesky Bill of Rights stuff. So keep hating the USA and go move there I'm sure they have plenty of jail space waiting.
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I was able to visit a good chunk of Europe in my travels in the Navy. It was interesting meeting new people with different cultures, trying the food, visiting historical points of interest, seeing things I had previously only read about in books, etc. But all that wears thin rather quickly. I found very little to recommend it as a permanent place to live. The only exception might be southern Italy, which I enjoyed the most out of all my travels, but the only way I would move there is if I had a pot full of money so I could surround myself with the amenities I enjoy here in the U.S.
You might find a relatively cheap place to live there, but it's going to be some 400 sq. ft. shithole with few windows, a coffin-sized shower, and a stove with two burners, surrounded by piss-smelling alleys. If you think you're going to find a three bedroom ranch style on a couple of acres out in the country, you better bring a half million or so with you, and that's starter level. The standard of living is just lower there, everything seems twenty years behind what we have in the U.S, and a lot of people we rate as living in "poverty" here are better off than than the European middle class.
I love the fact that I can jump in my car, and with our excellent system of highways, travel anywhere I want to go without standing nut-to-butt for hours with a bunch of infrequently-bathed Euroweenies. I love it that most places I go in the U.S I'm usually only a phone call and a few minutes away from top-flight medical facilities with state-of-the-art equipment and first class staff. I love it that at any hour I have access to open grocery stores, restaurants and pharmacies. I love the fact that I can arm myself to protect my family from thugs. I love knowing that, were I to lose my job tomorrow, I could use my brain and my back to come up with something that would put food on the table. I love knowing that if I were to lose everything, there are always opportunities to start over. I love knowing that the Communist Party here is a joke rather than a real, viable party waiting in the wings for their turn, despite a lot of lefties who would love to shove us in that direction. I love living on a land mass that makes it difficult for some asshole to come bltzkrieging through my back yard should he take a notion to. I love that despite all our faults and tribulations we still retain that spirit of independence and individualism that the first people who landed here had. Most of all, I love being where my family is, because I haven't alienated the most important people in my life over something as transient as politics. I'm not going to abandon them for all the "free medical care" on the planet.
Many of you DUmmies hate your families. You hate Capitalism. You hate the elevation of the individual over the collective. You hate authority. You hate self-reliance. You hate moral standards. You hate children, the police, the miliary, traditions, Christians, free speech, responsibility, accountability, patriotism, hard work, entrepreneurialism, and anyone who doesn't think like you. Most of all, you hate the concept of an omnipotent God who is above you and your petty me-isms. You hate, hate, hate, hate, hate.
Maybe it's time you left and put us all out of your misery.
H5, perfect!!!!
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There are some openings in North Korea.
I wasn't listening closely to the TV but I think I heard that 3 North Koreans had just drifted into the coastal waters of Japan. They requested that they be taken to South Korea.
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so the truth comes out.........as longs as it's someone else's money they will sponge off of it, but their money, NO FUHCUCKING WAY ! :bird:
Either its someone's mole account, or one of the DUmmies accidentally told the truth. Tough call.
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Dandi, very well said! Hi-5.