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Redway 18-09-2020 02:22 PM

America or Canada?
 
In line with my other thread but as a battle between the two North American countries. Where would you rather live?

Tom4784 18-09-2020 02:22 PM

Canada, America is a dumpster fire.

Elliot 18-09-2020 02:23 PM

Canada >>>>>>

Ramsay 18-09-2020 02:23 PM

Canada forever :lovedup:

Niamh. 18-09-2020 02:25 PM

I've never been to Canada but i wouldn't like to live in the USA so I'll go with Canada

The Slim Reaper 18-09-2020 02:27 PM

Get me to deliverance country for some duelling banjo's.

caprimint 18-09-2020 02:28 PM

America obviously

Dogeatdog 18-09-2020 02:29 PM

Probably Canada 🇨🇦

Redway 18-09-2020 02:32 PM

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Originally Posted by caprimint (Post 10916410)
America obviously

That. As chaotic as America is in many areas it’s still the greatest country in the world for many reasons.

Niamh. 18-09-2020 02:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Redway (Post 10916415)
That. As chaotic as America is in many areas it’s still the greatest country in the world for many reasons.

Really? What reasons would you say?

Redway 18-09-2020 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 10916417)
Really? What reasons would you say?

Quite a few cultural/opportunity-related reasons. There’s no denying there’s a lot wrong with it though.

Shaun 18-09-2020 02:34 PM

other than "GDP" what are any of those reasons :laugh:

No universal healthcare, religious fanaticism, dogmatic patriotism, gun violence everywhere, hurricanes, wildfires and tornadoes everywhere, a racist police force, and a ****ed political system

I can see why people would love to visit America but living there? Absolutely not, and it's far, far down the list of the best countries to live in.

Toy Soldier 18-09-2020 02:35 PM

I'd live in the US but not as a US citizen - there are many reasons that it would be a great place to live but the healthcare situation is ludicrous, and personally I don't think I could handle the stress of knowing that if one of my family got a long term illness we could end up financially ruined or worse.

So I'd happily live/work in the US but retaining UK citizenship so that we could access universal healthcare if the worst was to happen. :umm2:.

Niamh. 18-09-2020 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Redway (Post 10916418)
Quite a few cultural/opportunity-related reasons. There’s no denying there’s a lot wrong with it though.

I would say a lot of western countries have similar culture and opportunities with less of the "wrong" :laugh:

Oliver_W 18-09-2020 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Redway (Post 10916402)
In line with my other thread but as a battle between the two North American countries. Where would you rather live?

What about Mexico, that's North American too!

Redway 18-09-2020 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Oliver_W (Post 10916424)
What about Mexico, that's North American too!

It’s not a country people generally migrate to though.

MTVN 18-09-2020 02:39 PM

So much character in the States :flutter:

And there's a ton of reasons it's a great place to live imo - the people, the music, the food, the sport, the variety, the wildlife, the landscapes, the creative industries, the universities etc etc

Redway 18-09-2020 02:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 10916422)
I'd live in the US but not as a US citizen - there are many reasons that it would be a great place to live but the healthcare situation is ludicrous, and personally I don't think I could handle the stress of knowing that if one of my family got a long term illness we could end up financially ruined or worse.

So I'd happily live/work in the US but retaining UK citizenship so that we could access universal healthcare if the worst was to happen. :umm2:.

And what would you say’s better about the US than the U.K.?

Liam- 18-09-2020 02:42 PM

Canada, it’s cold, it’s snowy, amazing scenery and sexy Trudeau

Redway 18-09-2020 02:43 PM

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Originally Posted by MTVN (Post 10916427)
So much character in the States :flutter:

And there's a ton of reasons it's a great place to live imo - the people, the music, the food, the sport, the variety, the wildlife, the landscapes, the creative industries, the universities etc etc

Pretty much. Notwithstanding its obvious flaws.

The Slim Reaper 18-09-2020 02:46 PM

The area of the US I would consider living in, seems to be on fire at the moment.

Swan 18-09-2020 02:57 PM

The US probably, North Carolina to be precise.

But Canada is very appealing. Idk!

Toy Soldier 18-09-2020 03:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Redway (Post 10916430)
And what would you say’s better about the US than the U.K.?

I wouldn't necessarily say "better", but I've seen most of the UK and it isn't all that culturally diverse so there's not so much "new" to experience. I live in and grew up in central Scotland, I've been all over the Highlands, I've done London + the South of England a tonne of times and I lived in both Yorkshire (for about 6 months) and Lancs near Manchester (for 2 years). I've never been to Wales, to be fair.

So I'd say I'd be surprised if there's anywhere in the UK that would really offer a "brand new experience" at this point whereas the US has a hell of a lot to see and do and also a lot of variety from state to state.

Marsh. 18-09-2020 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Liam- (Post 10916431)
Canada, it’s cold, it’s snowy, amazing scenery and sexy Trudeau

NOT sexy Trudeau :omgno:


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