Second Choice Nation: After Canada, you would live in?
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America does not have health care where everyone can be treated and it is paid for by our taxes.
America would rather see their own citizens die than help them.
America sends millions of dollars to other countries poor but they don't take care of their own.
I thought the American military motto was no soldier left behind.
Saddam was hanged for gassing his own countrymen but it's ok for the U.S. government to let poor homeless Americans die on the streets.
The American made movies got it right why can't the American government get it right.
American soldiers are dying in foreign countries so the people can have a better life there.
But the American veteran dies in poverty and neglect in the very country he he or she took an oath to protect.
America as my second choice not now maybe later when they learn to serve the people better than they are now.
America would rather see their own citizens die than help them.
America sends millions of dollars to other countries poor but they don't take care of their own.
I thought the American military motto was no soldier left behind.
Saddam was hanged for gassing his own countrymen but it's ok for the U.S. government to let poor homeless Americans die on the streets.
The American made movies got it right why can't the American government get it right.
American soldiers are dying in foreign countries so the people can have a better life there.
But the American veteran dies in poverty and neglect in the very country he he or she took an oath to protect.
America as my second choice not now maybe later when they learn to serve the people better than they are now.
It's quite different in all the ways that matter to me, so I wouldn't choose it. Oh I'd choose it ahead of any of the Islamic republics in the world, for instance, so I wouldn't put it absolutely last on the list, but on a list of decent places, countries I'd call civilized and democratic and worth living in, it wouldn't make the top ten for me. And please note that I *did* say it was decent.
Erm, well...I live in England, but get away as much as I possibly can. So it's obviously not my first choice anyway, it's cold, crowded, dirty, decaying......and I cant speak Polish!!!.
But I find myself in a spot of bother choosing my second one.....I dont wanna live anywhere for the rest of my life persay...I would honestly just like to randomly taste each different country for the rest of my life....but if I had to stick to one......It would probably be Australia, followed by Canada, followed by NZ, followed by the US and followed by the Channel Islands!!!!!
But I find myself in a spot of bother choosing my second one.....I dont wanna live anywhere for the rest of my life persay...I would honestly just like to randomly taste each different country for the rest of my life....but if I had to stick to one......It would probably be Australia, followed by Canada, followed by NZ, followed by the US and followed by the Channel Islands!!!!!
LOL you sound as if you've never even been to the US.. let alone "mother corp Britain".
Oh yeah, my first choice at this time of my life is Germany. I don't know if I will return to Canada at this point but if I did I would prefer to return to Montreal.. as for choices after Canada, it might be London, England and then possibly when much older Zürich, Switzerland.
These are all places Ive spent time in so no dillusions of a country I've never been to here.
I might like to check out New Zealand or Aussieland some day, but I don't know about living there yet.
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Oddly enough you wouldn't have to be paid to live here. With our current administration's weak-ass position on immigrants, you can just walk across the border, set up shop and wait for the democrats and the republicans to line up to kiss your ass for your vote.
Andem, I must say, I now fully understand why Germany didnt want Poland and the eastern blok from entering the EU.......Because it certainly makes our idea of bringing em in to invade at a million a year seem like idiotic...and certainly adds to the crowdedness as well as my wanting to leave...
Oh yeah, my mum and I were visiting England in September and I noticed a lot of Poles in the Southeast. Mind you, it's MUCH more refreshing than the third worlders who have basically invaded the country and its lifestyle. Nah, I'd rather have Poles there than anybody else.
Speaking as someone who came to the US from Canada, you have to be kidding! Coming here legally is not an easy task at all! And considering we can't vote unless we become citizens, no one is kissing my butt.
Obviously the US was my second choice because I moved here... So I guess that makes it my first choice at the moment. I do really like it here, I have great friends, great weather and a great job market. Couldn't combine those three in Canada unfortunately...
If I had to move somewhere else, I think it would be somewhere in the UK. Wales maybe...
I love the west coast right down to Santa Barbara, so, I will choose the West Coast of the U.S., probably Northern California.
My second choice is Dublin, Ireland, and if it was a little more south, I would choose
it first, needs a little more sunshine.
My second choice is Dublin, Ireland, and if it was a little more south, I would choose
it first, needs a little more sunshine.
Andem ,
Oh yeah, my mum and I were visiting England in September and I noticed a lot of Poles in the Southeast. Mind you, it's MUCH more refreshing than the third worlders who have basically invaded the country and its lifestyle. Nah, I'd rather have Poles there than anybody else.________________________________________________________
There is alot of info. regarding Poles in England on the Polish forum ,obviously in English .
http://www.polishforums.com/index.php?
Oh yeah, my mum and I were visiting England in September and I noticed a lot of Poles in the Southeast. Mind you, it's MUCH more refreshing than the third worlders who have basically invaded the country and its lifestyle. Nah, I'd rather have Poles there than anybody else.________________________________________________________
There is alot of info. regarding Poles in England on the Polish forum ,obviously in English .
http://www.polishforums.com/index.php?
OMG I did not realize Andem was an admin.
Now thinking back to the circumcision thread..
I'm sorry boss man! See staff don't have their labels directly under their avatar, you have to go under the profile, and I rarely do that! But I guess the different color should have tipped me off, lol!
You seem like a cool admin, at least the way you handled me in my circumcision thread lol. I have been in so many dictatorship forums that its nice to have one that understands and believe in the growing process... lol
One other thing, how hoes a guy from Germany become the admin for a Canadian forum? lol
Now thinking back to the circumcision thread..
I'm sorry boss man! See staff don't have their labels directly under their avatar, you have to go under the profile, and I rarely do that! But I guess the different color should have tipped me off, lol!
You seem like a cool admin, at least the way you handled me in my circumcision thread lol. I have been in so many dictatorship forums that its nice to have one that understands and believe in the growing process... lol
One other thing, how hoes a guy from Germany become the admin for a Canadian forum? lol
eh... it has to be a legal nation.
Not Quebecois within a nation thing.
Quebec may be independent, but I still like to think they are part of Canada.
Quebec is void, lol!
Not Quebecois within a nation thing.
Quebec may be independent, but I still like to think they are part of Canada.
Quebec is void, lol!
