Could You See Yourself Living Outside the U.S.?

[SneakerProSr.]

For those of you saying Australia... Do you realize racial relations there make the US look like a Utopian paradise ?

The overwhelming presence and audacity of Australian racism is akin to the US in the 19th/early 20th century.







An extremely brief history lesson as to some of the reasons why Australia's white superiority complex is so huge.

Man that's wild, I have a cousin that lives there and he loves it.

I never knew.

 

[bathing chuck]

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Tokyo, Japan

^^Only other places I would live besides LA

 

[KMante]

[h1]  COULD YOU SEE YOURSELF LIVING OUTSIDE THE U.S.?[/h1]

Yes, I currently do.

I can see Russia from my house 

 

[oneilmatt]

I think the essence of the question is getting a little lost. Would I live somewhere other than the states if money and work wasnt an issue? Absolutely.

But realistically, would I want to live in another country? Nope. Its kinda like going vacation. You always enjoy the first couple days and never want to leave, but towards the end of the trip, you kinda just wanna go home. Itd be cool to go to rome or japan or any of the other places you guys mention. But I think itd get old quick as the luster of a new places wears off

Plus I think its a little funny that most people are so quick to say that traveling the world is their dream but are completely oblivious to all the amazing things here in the US. If anything, id love to the rest of the US before moving on to other countries. just my opinion  

Very good point.

 

[tn123]

LMAO some of you are quite comical to say the least let me tell you.

Like yo ya'll naming all these 3rd world countries because when you guys went on vacation and had hotels/resorts and 5 start service enjoyed it, but living life there is different.

Half the places you guys are naming don't even have hot water or electricity 80% of the time.

I'll stick to talking about Russia because that's what I know best but yeah if you're not living in Moscow which cost more than NYC you guys aren't getting hot water not electricity in your apartment half the time. You think the government here is bad? LOL, Putin doesn't care about taxes he'll just have you disappear. 

Sure if the thread said if you're rich and can move anywhere yeah maybe.. but in your current positions majority of the countries named in this thread are definitely worst than the USA.

 

[oneilmatt]

LMAO some of you are quite comical to say the least let me tell you.

Like yo ya'll naming all these 3rd world countries because when you guys went on vacation and had hotels/resorts and 5 start service enjoyed it, but living life there is different.

Half the places you guys are naming don't even have hot water or electricity 80% of the time.

I'll stick to talking about Russia because that's what I know best but yeah if you're not living in Moscow which cost more than NYC you guys aren't getting hot water not electricity in your apartment half the time. You think the government here is bad? LOL, Putin doesn't care about taxes he'll just have you disappear. 

Sure if the thread said if you're rich and can move anywhere yeah maybe.. but in your current positions majority of the countries named in this thread are definitely worst than the USA.

What about St. Petersburg? Rostov? Kazan? Is it really that bad? I mean id consider Russia kind of a second world country but from what ive learned it doesnt seem so terrible.

 

[ice city fc]

I'm good on a cesspool like Russia. . Way too many savages and too much bull ****.

Heading to Croatia in the spring. I've heard Croatians are chill and friendly as hell and cities like Dubrovnik look like paradise.

 

[mr marcus]

i hate the term "white africans" ....they're dutch settlers that raped a whole country 

 

[mr marcus]

I'm good on a cesspool like Russia.

. Way too many savages and too much bull ****.

Heading to Croatia in the spring. I've heard Croatians are chill and friendly as hell and cities like Dubrovnik look like paradise.

realize the person who stated they would live in Russia is a racist savage on this message board 

but I digress 

 

[halftime]

Alexandria, Egypt is a pretty fun place to live if you're retired, plus its my hometown so I'd love to live there.

I'm trying to see what's good with Nigeria.

 

[fontaine]

i hate the term "white africans" ....they're dutch settlers that raped a whole country 

Yeah... But in the in... They ARE white Africans.

Feels funny when I say it, or see them...

I have met some cools ones though. Pretty chill.

LMAO some of you are quite comical to say the least let me tell you.

Like yo ya'll naming all these 3rd world countries because when you guys went on vacation and had hotels/resorts and 5 start service enjoyed it, but living life there is different.

Half the places you guys are naming don't even have hot water or electricity 80% of the time.

I'll stick to talking about Russia because that's what I know best but yeah if you're not living in Moscow which cost more than NYC you guys aren't getting hot water not electricity in your apartment half the time. You think the government here is bad? LOL, Putin doesn't care about taxes he'll just have you disappear. 

Sure if the thread said if you're rich and can move anywhere yeah maybe.. but in your current positions majority of the countries named in this thread are definitely worst than the USA.

What place are you talking about?

 

[W)taps]

Ever been? Just wondering if you experienced any prejudice?

Nope. But my professor who's white and a Japanese historian been to Japan plenty of times 

and he said Koreans are treated fairly well in Japan. But he also told me to keep in mind that

there are racist *** holes everywhere in the world.

 

[jayzz]

Nope.
As much as Merica hates me and my kind, I couldn't survive and thrive anywhere else...

So hold this W Uncle Sam

 

[treystylezpopz]

Nope.
As much as Merica hates me and my kind, I couldn't survive and thrive anywhere else...

So hold this W Uncle Sam

Sam got them nuts eh?

 

[jayzz]

Sam got them nuts eh?

Death grip

 

[tr1ll]

[h1] COULD YOU SEE YOURSELF LIVING OUTSIDE THE U.S.?[/h1]

Yes, I currently do.

I can see Russia from my house 

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Ok Sarah....

 

[dakid23]

Yes. Out of all the places I've visited i can see myself living in...

Vancouver
Montreal
Madrid
London
Sydney
Barcelona


Places I've visited but couldn't live in

Toronto
Hong Kong (Great place to visit though)
Paris
Fiji
Dubai
San Salvador

 

[HNL HI]

Ever been? Just wondering if you experienced any prejudice?

Nope. But my professor who's white and a Japanese historian been to Japan plenty of times 
and he said Koreans are treated fairly well in Japan. But he also told me to keep in mind that
there are racist *** holes everywhere in the world.

That's interesting, from what I've read Koreans aren't particularly liked in Japan. Like you said though, depends on the person.

 

[cubinican1]

I used to live in Dominican Republic for 4 years. I would never go back to live but I would definitely go and vacation for a month or two.

I would be on the next flight out to go and live in Florence or Zurich. Those cities are awesome

 

[8pm at msg]

I do have plans of buying some land where my family is from and building a house but I'd probably just end up renting it out to tourists or using it as my own vacation home.

 

[boxer15]

That's interesting, from what I've read Koreans aren't particularly liked in Japan. Like you said though, depends on the person.

Japan is a fairly Xenophobic country, but the younger generations are a lot more open.

On the Korean angle, Kpop is def changing attitudes throughout Asia.

Now the north Korean population in Japan...probably a different story.

 

[mangudai954]

Anyone have any gaijin hunter stories?

 

[HNL HI]

That's interesting, from what I've read Koreans aren't particularly liked in Japan. Like you said though, depends on the person.

Japan is a fairly Xenophobic country, but the younger generations are a lot more open.

That can be said about any country.

I personally never experienced that while in Japan. Except for one place that didn't actually deny us, but the vibe was set that they didn't care to serve us.
Oddly enough it was a italian restaurant run by younger Japanese.

 

[taymane23]

I lived outside the states for 2 years. I'd say it's something everyone should experience. You get statesick after a while though.

 

[sourkush]

Always thought about this , Netherlands would me my second home , always been to Amsterdam love it so much the smoke , music , shopping , just not so much the food , would be fun for a few years , a little change in life never hurts [emoji]128077[/emoji][emoji]128077[/emoji]