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In which of these countries would you want to live MOST ?

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The real question is which of these countries would like to have americans come and live there? I suspect none. Including the US.
 
Must be something in the water over there…
 
I would want to be near my kids, grandkids and parents. Canada is relatively short drive and the fishing is good there.
 
Eriech said:
I would want to be near my kids, grandkids and parents. Canada is relatively short drive and the fishing is good there.
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Newfoundland is beautiful and has great fishing (fresh & salt)

The people are even better.
 
TearItAllDown said:
The real question is which of these countries would like to have americans come and live there? I suspect none. Including the US.
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Live there, perhaps not. Arrive there when their very existence is threaten, sure thing.
 
Switzerland and Canada are my top choices - New Zealand if it was available.

As I'm mixed race - I have zero desire to "live" and get shot in the USA. Seen far too many examples of horrible policing in the USA to ever want to visit or live there.
My two eldest are at risk of going there - my eldest if his Royal Navy ship goes to a US port and my second if he gets a job in big Pharma. My youngest writes computer games so she doesn't have to go anywhere near the USA - she can work from anywhere she wants when she grows up.
 
RetiredUSN said:
USA

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TearItAllDown said:
The real question is which of these countries would like to have americans come and live there? I suspect none. Including the US.
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I have lived abroad in several countries and I have never felt unwelcome.
 
I chose North Korea and Russia to show solidarity with Trump.

MAGA.
 
USA, in Northern California.

Then Mexico (Guanajuato) and Italy, say Florence or Siena.
 
Canada, Germany, and Switzerland because France isn't on the list.

The US wouldn't be in the top ten because both the government and society are so backward.
 
Lisa said:
Canada, Germany, and Switzerland because France isn't on the list.
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I live in Germany - about ten minutes by car from France.
Sometimes I go there, have a good meal, and can be back home 2 hours later.
The best of both worlds.

Where I would also like to live is Liechtenstein or Luxembourg.
 
USA. For many reasons, most of which are malicious.
 
Indydave said:
I have been around the world ......there is no place like home......we may be crazy and we sure as hell make our mistakes ......but by the grace of god and the wisdom of our founders we are free....
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I would think that anybody that has been around the world would have seen a dozen countries that are just as good, if not better, than the USA.
 
AGENT J said:
1: USA
2: USA
3: USA

Basically, because I'm biased

after that i guess if i was forced it would be Canada, New Zealand???
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Anybody that votes all three for the USA is not welcome in New Zealand.
 
Rumpel said:
I live in Germany - about ten minutes by car from France.
Sometimes I go there, have a good meal, and can be back home 2 hours later.
The best of both worlds.

Where I would also like to live is Liechtenstein or Luxembourg.
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That's fun. In Canada by car, you can visit the US and that's it. Depending on the city, it be quicker to the US than other Canadian cities. Though Quebec is different from the rest of Canada.
 
Bodi said:
How do you get past the Maginot Line?
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I have 2 answers to that:

1) that line is further to the West - so I do not have to cross it
2) the Maginot fortresses are museums now
 
Tender Branson said:
Your choice.

Choose your TOP 3.
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If I had to live in another country, it would definitely be Canada, hands down. But I could never dream about living outside the United States for any reason.
 
Rumpel said:
I live in Germany - about ten minutes by car from France.
Sometimes I go there, have a good meal, and can be back home 2 hours later.
The best of both worlds.

Where I would also like to live is Liechtenstein or Luxembourg.
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If I had my choice it would be an area encircled by Reims France, Colonge and, Stuttgart Germany and Strasbourg France. That would also include much of the Ardenne forest in southern Belgium.
 
As I sit here on my deck with an ocean view of the Tasman Sea nearing sunset while having a glass of wine... I have never lived anywhere better.
 
Lisa said:
Strasbourg France.
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In the olden days, Strasbourg - or Straßburg, as it was called then - was the centre of the region where I live in Germany.
In the days when the Cathedral of Straßburg was built.
And there was a law that all the mill stones in the Straßburg region had to come from my home town, as we had the best rocks in our quarry.
 
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