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In reply to the discussion: What are other people's thoughts on leaving the US? [View all]ms liberty
(9,879 posts)62. I would love to but I'm stuck for the next year or two or eight
I've just taken custody of my great neice, who's ten. If I wanted to leave and was ready to go today, I couldn't because the court would not permit it at this point.
I'm in NC, which is my one feeling of relief in this mess, since we elected Stein and Dems.
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I said for awhile that democracy will only be harder & harder to hold onto due to climate chaos.
CrispyQ
Nov 7
#104
I've seen some posts from folks suggesting they might move to places that are hardly an improvement.
onenote
Nov 7
#4
I'm sticking around. Not crazy about sitting in some other country while mine goes to hell.
dameatball
Nov 7
#5
Of course it's my country. The political structure has changed but I am still a citizen.
dameatball
Nov 7
#38
Thought of it. I'm too old now but I discussed it with my daughter and she is condiering it.
brush
Nov 7
#15
Do tell. Most knowledgeable, western people know that. But my daughter's plan was as I wrote...
brush
Nov 7
#35
I'm hoping that Canada would adopt the American west coast and make Baja Canada.
Ping Tung
Nov 7
#23
Doesn't look like they need hospice nurses in Toronto where I have a friend. So I'll stay here
mucifer
Nov 7
#26
So do you live there or did you obtain the the permanent resident visas more for an "escape" option?
Farmgirl1961
Nov 7
#154
Is there more autonomy between Provinces in Canada than between States in the US? N/t
RockCreek
Nov 7
#97
I have dual citizenship with Ireland, so I can easily move along with my family to any country in the EU, and it is
Native
Nov 7
#87
Nope, I'm staying put. Sure this country has its issues, but it's still the best country in the World with the most
beaglelover
Nov 7
#95
We daydream about just leaving Texas - age, family, and health are our main obstacles. It sucks.
walkingman
Nov 7
#106
Thank you for that... I sometimes wonder if I have my ancestors' blood in me... You see
Farmgirl1961
Nov 7
#155
THAT thought never entered my mind. This is MY country my families country All Americans country
bluestarone
Nov 7
#124
Nope. Live in California, own home, too old to be wanted, but most important of all...
Hekate
Nov 7
#132
We need to stay and fight to take back our country in 2026 and especially 2028. Not going anywhere!
Jmb 4 Harris-Walz
Nov 7
#142