Replying to @ivansavii2 Anyone who tries to downplay the advantages of leaving America has an ulterior motive. There are no redeeming qualities about staying in the United States. In every way that matters America is behind. There are no freedoms that are worth the price of kids getting shot at schools. You have less rights today than you did when you were born and those rights are continuing to erode quickly. Don’t keep changing the goal post of how much you will tolerate from an authoritarian regime before you leave. I strongly believe you deserve safety, happiness, and freedom. If you believe that too, then it’s time to leave. 🆘🇺🇸
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It's pretty sad that basic requests like these are impossible to fulfill within the United States. And instead, you have to move abroad in order to get these things like a walkable city and health care. And I've actually lived in a walkable city. It really changes your life, not needing a car, changes how you behave on a daily basis. It changes how you grocery shop, it changes how you make plans, it changes what you're doing for dinner, living in a walkable city changes everything about your daily life. You make plans differently. You have a different lifestyle because everything is focused around your neighborhood and going to your local restaurants and grocery shopping more often. It's totally a different lifestyle being able to just live within your neighborhood. And of course having access to health care without it being tied to your job is basically a basic human right everywhere else on the planet, except for America. So unfortunately no go there, but I'm going to take a step further. I'm going to assume that you don't just want a walkable city. You want a walkable city that you can walk around with without fear of being shot. Because we all know that shootings happen out in public all the time. Out at the mall, at a concert, in church, in your kids' schools, all the places that you would like to walk to and from but are not safe to do in America. And of course on top of the most basic requests that you have, if you were to move abroad, you're going to get tons of things on top of that as a bonus. You're going to have a better cost of living. You're going to be able to interact with happier people. You're going to have a better lifestyle. You're going to have less toxins in your food. You're going to have cleaner air. Everything about moving abroad is an upgrade from what you currently have in the United States. And I totally get the sentiment of, I just want these basic things. Moving abroad will get you that and so much more. If you're new here, I'm Veronica and I'm an exit plan consultant. I help Americans figure out their game plan for leaving the United States, which my family of four did five years ago. We left not realizing it was going to be a forever plan, but the more we stayed abroad, the more we realized we could never go back to that chaos. We enjoyed spending a year in the Caribbean, two and a half years in Asia, and now a year and a half over here in Europe. I help you figure out which countries will take you so that you can leave that mess behind.
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