So who plans on leaving the country?

[GAMEFINEST]

Any plans of leaving the country? I have heard many peeps here and other forums talking about leaving the USA? but where ?

[DWB]

Been gone for a long time. Best decision I ever made.

Lots of places are welcoming expats these days.

[MattPornerBros]

[The Ghost]

Yeah left during the Bush administration

[RyuLion]

Everyone always says that after a Presidential Election..
I know you know that..:p

[SmutHammer]

I wouldn't mind leaving for a little bit, I think it would be nice to experience new things for a while, But all of my family is in the USA and I doubt my son's mom would sign for his passport. I wouldn't move out with the plan of staying away, But I wouldn't mind checking out other places and taking it as a long vacation...lol

[brassmonkey]

yeah its so bad compared to other countries. dont let the door hit you...

[Rochard]

One friend the other day told me on Facebook that she was so upset over Obama winning and so upset about Obamacare that she was going to move to Canada. I tried to explain to her how Canadian healthcare works to her but she wasn't believing me.

[pornguy]

I live most of the year outside the country. before you chose to move any place. Rent a house/condo and see how you get along for 3 months.

[epitome]

http://twitter.com/joansbiz

I think she is leaving. I hope she is at least.

[Wizzo]

I'll be leaving in March for the Barcelona Summit, but would have under Romney as well...

[Tom_PM]

They're not moving, they're self-outsourcing.

[MattPornerBros]

Originally Posted by epitome

http://twitter.com/joansbiz

I think she is leaving. I hope she is at least.

MURICA!!

I hope she gets hit by a bus.

[epitome]

Originally Posted by MattPornerBros

MURICA!!

I hope she gets hit by a bus.

I'm thinking she may be one of the regular GFY posters.

[Killswitch]

Originally Posted by Rochard

One friend the other day told me on Facebook that she was so upset over Obama winning and so upset about Obamacare that she was going to move to Canada. I tried to explain to her how Canadian healthcare works to her but she wasn't believing me.

Yeah the level of retardation in these people astounds me.. Every place they want to go to has EVERYTHING they're leaving the US for..

[LeRoy]

My siggy just gave me big fat bonus

I aint goin anywhere

[rowan]

"I'm moving to Australia, because their president is a Christian and actually supports what he says."

- kristenneel_ on Twitter

Australia has a PRIME MINISTER, who is FEMALE, and an ATHIEST.

http://www.theage.com.au/technology/...108-28zhi.html

[brassmonkey]

Originally Posted by rowan

"I'm moving to Australia, because their president is a Christian and actually supports what he says."

- kristenneel_ on Twitter

Australia has a PRIME MINISTER, who is FEMALE, and an ATHIEST.

http://www.theage.com.au/technology/...108-28zhi.html

see you in hell

[PornoStar69]

Bunch of Stevie Wonders in here

you gotta be seriously retarded to think all this mess with the economy is simply a mistake


Australias prime minister is gay & works for the illuminati new world order

[Sunny Day]

I have no clue if it's true, but several years ago, a friend told me Canada was no longer accepting U.S. citizens over 50 as the only reason they were moving there was for the health care. They wouldn't pay enough taxes into the system.

[Killswitch]

Originally Posted by PornoStar69

Bunch of Stevie Wonders in here

you gotta be seriously retarded to think all this mess with the economy is simply a mistake


Australias prime minister is gay & works for the illuminati new world order

[GrantMercury]

Originally Posted by Rochard

One friend the other day told me on Facebook that she was so upset over Obama winning and so upset about Obamacare that she was going to move to Canada. I tried to explain to her how Canadian healthcare works to her but she wasn't believing me.

Poor thing. If she's only going to be comfortable in a 1st world country with an equally (or more) fucked up healthcare system than the USA...she has her work cut out for her.

[CyberHustler]

Hell naw! Allah Bless America!

[Killswitch]

Originally Posted by CyberHustler

Hell naw! Allah Bless America!

[Socks]

Originally Posted by Rochard

One friend the other day told me on Facebook that she was so upset over Obama winning and so upset about Obamacare that she was going to move to Canada. I tried to explain to her how Canadian healthcare works to her but she wasn't believing me.

Should be great to find out how few Americans actually submit paperwork here to immigrate post election. I bet it's barely a blip on the radar.

[DWB]

Originally Posted by Ed Hammer

I wouldn't mind leaving for a little bit, I think it would be nice to experience new things for a while, But all of my family is in the USA and I doubt my son's mom would sign for his passport. I wouldn't move out with the plan of staying away, But I wouldn't mind checking out other places and taking it as a long vacation...lol

That's how it starts. Once you are gone long enough to realize you can usually have an awesome life outside the USA with most or all of the same comforts, at a fraction of the price in some cases, many decide to stay gone.

Originally Posted by brassmonkey

yeah its so bad compared to other countries. dont let the door hit you...

Actually, it's pretty bad compared to many countries. Life long propaganda has taught you to say what you just said. It's like being in a bad relationship, you don't realize how bad it was until after you break up and you've had time to heal and grow. Then you think "WTF was I doing with that crazy bitch!"

Originally Posted by pornguy

I live most of the year outside the country. before you chose to move any place. Rent a house/condo and see how you get along for 3 months.

Solid advice. 3 - 6 months somewhere as a minimum before you think about staying long term.

Originally Posted by MattPornerBros

I hope she gets hit by a bus.

Because she wants to leave? So much for that American "freedom" everyone likes to talk about. Guess all those soldiers are dying for nothing. What a pity.

Originally Posted by CyberHustler

Hell naw! Allah Bless America!

[BlackCrayon]

Originally Posted by DWB

That's how it starts. Once you are gone long enough to realize you can usually have an awesome life outside the USA with most or all of the same comforts, at a fraction of the price in some cases, many decide to stay gone.



Actually, it's pretty bad compared to many countries. Life long propaganda has taught you to say what you just said. It's like being in a bad relationship, you don't realize how bad it was until after you break up and you've had time to heal and grow. Then you think "WTF was I doing with that crazy bitch!"



Solid advice. 3 - 6 months somewhere as a minimum before you think about staying long term.



Because she wants to leave? So much for that American "freedom" everyone likes to talk about. Guess all those soldiers are dying for nothing. What a pity.

i could see myself moving to somewhere in europe maybe but if you think you have freedom in thailand, you are mistaken. if anything its lawlessness.

[AllAboutCams]

If you like a country don't move there you will destroy it

[CamTraffic]

[shimmy2]

Originally Posted by GAMEFINEST

Any plans of leaving the country?

lol @whitey. when nigars pack up and leave you should know you're in for hard times fella

[sperbonzo]

Interestingly.....


http://www.sovereignman.com/expat/re...n-google-9536/



"Throughout history as once powerful empires have slid into terminal economic decline, political leaders have routinely resorted to plundering their citizens. Capital controls, exchange controls, price controls, and even direct confiscation of savings.

From Argentina to Greece, these same tools are being applied throughout the world today. A second passport gives you the means to defend yourself against these measures.

Predominantly, a second passport ensures that you ALWAYS have a place to go in case you need to leave your home country. Plus, it opens up new financial opportunities, making it much easier to establish foreign bank accounts to move your savings away from your home government?s thieving hands.

Again, it?s a great insurance policy. But a second passport should not be viewed out of context as a panacea. There are drawbacks.

With a second passport, you may be subjecting yourself to new taxes or reporting obligations to another country. Or potentially even military service. Not to mention, it can cost a LOT of money.

If you?re lucky enough to be descended from Italian, Irish, Polish, etc. ancestors, you may have a right to claim citizenship (and a high quality passport) at minimal cost and obligation.

Or if you have the ability to relocate, you can establish cost-effective residency in a place like Belgium and be eligible to apply for naturalization in just 3 years.

But spending tens of thousands of dollars? or even hundreds of thousands of dollars, especially if this constitutes a huge portion of your savings, is unwise. There may be better, cheaper ways you can protect yourself.

For example, those funds may be better allocated towards purchasing and storing precious metals overseas. Or buying productive land in a thriving foreign market. Or establishing a foreign trust to open new accounts through that entity.

Further, if you?re interested in having a place where you and your family can potentially relocate if the situation deteriorates in your home country, you could also take steps to obtain RESIDENCY (as opposed to citizenship) in a foreign country.

Here in Chile, for example, there are a number of ways to establish residency and acquire the right to live in the country at minimal cost. This also extends to your family as well.

All of these may be much better options for your savings and situation than dropping a hunk of cash on a passport.

No doubt, emotions are high right now for many people, and there?s no shortage of snake oil salesmen ready to pounce on that fear and ?sell? you a passport? which will likely just become a high-priced souvenir.

I?d encourage you first to step back and take a rational look at the options, and be mindful that there are likely better, more cost-effective solutions for you."




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