Where would you go beside the USA

pholmann · Aug 16, 2015

Re:

infamous1 said:
Brazil, me likes them big asses!!

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X2. To hell with the place. Love them asses. But really, take it back and move the hot Brazilian chicks here.

kushKrawlin · Aug 16, 2015

Amsterdam. I honestly think I would like the place From what I hear.

TheViking · Aug 16, 2015

Russia good enough for Snowden good enough for me! Plus the women are beautiful, well not all but the ones who are wow....

Jpyke15 · Aug 17, 2015

Japan. Without a doubt.

onepieceatatime · Aug 17, 2015

My family has been here since before the Revolution. I aint going nowhere. Would much rather just see it returned to the way the Founders intended it to be.

noshoes · Aug 17, 2015

The wife and I have been looking into this for a while now. Rio and Belize are at the top of our list, probably headed out in about 7 years. :****:

Dwalk · Aug 17, 2015

Wales for sure...vacationed there in 1999 and was impressed with the people and cleanliness.

BustedKnucklefilms · Aug 17, 2015

I changed my mind. Im not going anywhere. I refuse to let them win. If the **** hits the fan the farthest I am going is to a Ranch in Texas.
I have been leaning towards some sustainable solar power for the home place just in case. Electricity will be the biggest loss to deal with initially.
Let them come try to take over the free state of winston county. They don't know what they are messing with :****:

drkelly · Aug 17, 2015

Nowhere. You are not going to find it better anywhere else.

joho75287 · Aug 17, 2015

I've been to Europe, South America and Asia for work. All have good and bad...but IMO the bad outweighs the good in every place I have been compared to the U.S.

A lot of the places that are being quoted above have EXTREMELY high tax rates and/or are close to the same position we are with all the crap, or, so crowded/expensive it would be a nightmare to live there. (Not to mention no gun rights and super tight/expensive vehicle registration laws). Those that don't have those problems have fairly unstable Governments where you might be local cool-ass gringo one day, lying dead in a puddle of your own blood the next day because the local government changed hands and the new guy wants the banana tree in your front yard.

We need to take the USA back...

Mongo44 · Aug 17, 2015

If i had to leave im headed to Uruguay.

Neal3000 · Aug 17, 2015

drkelly said:
Nowhere. You are not going to find it better anywhere else.

This, if you think things are bad here you'd lose your mind in 99% of the rest of the world :****:

InDaShop · Aug 17, 2015

drkelly said:
Nowhere. You are not going to find it better anywhere else.

granted this is scripted for HBO's "Newsroom" but its spot on.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEyUWKJFER8

InDaShop · Aug 19, 2015

http://dailycaller.com/2015/08/18/united-states-drops-in-overall-freedom-ranking/

United States Drops In Overall Freedom Ranking
CASEY HARPER
5:06 PM 08/18/2015

here are the top 25 countries.

1. Hong Kong

2. Switzerland

3. Finland

4. Denmark

5. New Zealand

6. Canada

7. Australia

8. Ireland

9. United Kingdom

10. Sweden

11. Norway

12. Austria

12. Germany

14. Iceland

14. Netherlands

16. Malta

17. Luxembourg

18. Chile

19. Mauritius

And then finally..

20. United States

Just after the U.S.,

21. Czech Republic

22. Estonia

22. Belgium

24. Taiwan

25. Portugal

"The U.S. performance is worrisome and shows that the United States can no longer claim to be the leading bastion of liberty in the world," Vasquez wrote."In addition to the expansion of the regulatory state and drop in economic freedom, the war on terror, the war on drugs, and the erosion of property rights due to greater use of eminent domain all likely have contributed to the U.S. decline."

muddinmetal · Aug 19, 2015

InDaShop said:
http://dailycaller.com/2015/08/18/united-states-drops-in-overall-freedom-ranking/

United States Drops In Overall Freedom Ranking
CASEY HARPER
5:06 PM 08/18/2015

here are the top 25 countries.

1. Hong Kong

2. Switzerland

3. Finland

4. Denmark

5. New Zealand

6. Canada

7. Australia

8. Ireland

9. United Kingdom

10. Sweden

11. Norway

12. Austria

12. Germany

14. Iceland

14. Netherlands

16. Malta

17. Luxembourg

18. Chile

19. Mauritius

And then finally..

20. United States

Just after the U.S.,

21. Czech Republic

22. Estonia

22. Belgium

24. Taiwan

25. Portugal

"The U.S. performance is worrisome and shows that the United States can no longer claim to be the leading bastion of liberty in the world," Vasquez wrote."In addition to the expansion of the regulatory state and drop in economic freedom, the war on terror, the war on drugs, and the erosion of property rights due to greater use of eminent domain all likely have contributed to the U.S. decline."

A lot of those places are a hell of a lot whiter than us too :****:

poolman · Aug 19, 2015

muddinmetal said:
A lot of those places are a hell of a lot whiter than us too :****:

I ain't taking the time to look it up but I'd say all of them are

5BrothersFabrication · Aug 19, 2015

Jpyke15 said:
Japan. Without a doubt.

I happen to agree, but for the wrong reasons. Hot chubby asian chicks and jap cars and bikes... But notice where Japan ranks on the freedom list. :dunno:

Neal3000 · Aug 19, 2015

That list is ****, the UK and Canada are way more big government than we are

Jtremor · Aug 19, 2015

Australia. I went there right after high school to play football. it's such a nice place, the people are really friendly, and the women are very beautiful.

blacksheep10 · Aug 20, 2015

Jtremor said:
Australia. I went there right after high school to play football. it's such a nice place, the people are really friendly, and the women are very beautiful.

What year? Down under bowl? Me too if so. Agree. They like to party