LeLetch wrote:
Come to Canada, you can probably pass the entrance exam point system, well, eventualy (you basically need college or a job lined up).
Its close enough to the US you can still visit, medicinal marijuana is legal here as well. We're also better than mexico moneywise. We're like a mix of europe and the US. Mostly europe tho. More employment than great britain, gay rights is dealt with except for minor disagreements, and i live there. As for choas, i made a post about how a six year old child (whose parent is a member)was trying to find order. I think its really good groundwork for understanding why we seek order. Would you like me to re post it here? I put alot of thought into it.
Hmmm . I have thought about that before, but it is not on the top of my list. I have thought about Thailand, the Philippines, Paraguay, Malaysia, Chile, Argentina, and Uruguay. I would like to maybe try to create a perpetual traveler lifestyle (without all the travel). If I could split time, then I could avoid Obamacare, and get good treatment for less than most people's copays, as well as reduce my tax liability. The cost of living would be less, I find the women more easy to talk to, and there are entrepreneurial opportunities. I like Canada, but the hate crimes law is slightly disturbing. I really don't like national healthcare, but I am not as worried about the information being abused in Canada or smaller countries than the US . On a funny note, I still saw warning signs about red boxes on the highways when I was in Ontario XD . That was slightly funny.
29 Sep 2013, 1:32 pm
