If I wanted to move to US this is what I'd need?

[rileysrjay]

I know, right?? It's not like his decisions directly affect immigration to the country!

Wait...

If Mario can get over the wall, anyone can:

 

[digipimp75]

Come on over! Even though the US can be a cesspool, there is a lot of opportunity and beauty to be found here.

 

[WeedZ]

Lol yeah I have heard about your police shooting helpless woman calling them (that canadian woman not to long ago) and other people who get shot even though they never did anything wrong.
A guy who came into my former Company to train is with a special programming language told us that he is in a weopon club and went to america to buy weapons ... when he crossed the border from one place where he was allowed to cary a weapon to another where it was not allowed (which he didn't know) the police got him and wasn't really nice to him until he told them that he was from germany and bought the weapons for his club in germany ... he was lucky that one of the policemen had german ancestors and he was like "yeah brother its all good" XD

At least we don't have to pay out doctors anything extra, only pay our monthly 14% for insurance ... counting the times I really needed a doctor it would probably mcuh less expensive not paying this much every month but if you get a real problem or get lots of problems when you are old it might be a good thing.

The states are kind of weird when it comes to weapons. Each state has their own laws. Some you can buy guns and carry them in the open, others you need a license, and some you can buy them but can't keep them loaded in public. The states have different drug laws too. Some are legal in some places and banned in others. I suppose it's kind of like the EU in a way. You can freely travel from one place to another, but each one has different state level laws that you have to recognize.

 

[Pacheko17]

Yeah, I don't believe you for a second there. Private is better on some levels, some not so much.

I've lived under socialism for almost my entire life.
It starts off good enough, the people rejoice.
But it goes to shit very quickly, the country goes into chaos and NO ONE will want to use public shit anymore. If you catch some lethal virus here, expect to pay, because if you try using SUS ( universal healthcare system ), you might as well just die.

 

[rileysrjay]

The states are kind of weird when it comes to weapons. Each state has their own laws. Some you can buy guns and carry them in the open, others you need a license, and some you can buy them but can't keep them loaded in public. The states have different drug laws too. Some are legal in some places and banned in others. I suppose it's kind of like the EU in a way. You can freely travel from one place to another, but each one has different state level laws that you have to recognize.

That's probably the most important factor when moving to the states is looking at the different laws varying from states. If @Saiyan Lusitano is really serious I would say look at state laws first and then look at geographic location. Also note that some states can have a varied ecosystem, an example being my state of Georgia. It has mountains, plains that go on for miles, the ocean, and even swamps within its borders.

 

[WeedZ]

That's probably the most important factor when moving to the states is looking at the different laws varying from states. If @Saiyan Lusitano is really serious I would say look at state laws first and then look at geographic location. Also note that some states can have a varied ecosystem, an example being my state of Georgia. It has mountains, plains that go on for miles, the ocean, and even swamps within its borders.

For sure. Just driving from Indiana to florida, you go from flat farmland in Kentucky, to mountains in Tennessee/Georgia to swamp and tropical like beaches of florida. And that's just a 16 hour drive. That's something I love about this country.

 

[Abu_Senpai]

Politics aside. America is a beautiful country and its definitely on my list of places to visit.

I actually wanted to relocate permanently myself here at one point in my life. But i dont wanna get hurt and have no health care to save my life. I guess that is one of the benefits of living in the U.K. But that isnt me backing up the NHS either since i think it needs reforming altogether!

 

[Lacius]

It's interesting that this thread was posted the day before Trump announced his desire to halve legal immigration to the United States.

 

[the_randomizer]

And this is why I abhor politics to the utmost level; nothing is ever solved and debates always bring out the worst in people regardless of their political affiliation *drops mic and walks off stage*

 

[TotalInsanity4]

For sure. Just driving from Indiana to florida, you go from flat farmland in Kentucky, to mountains in Tennessee/Georgia to swamp and tropical like beaches of florida. And that's just a 16 hour drive. That's something I love about this country.

And then there's Iowa

It's flat and we have corn

 

[YamiZee]

Lemme just say that I hate California. The place is overly hot and you can tell that everything is built on top of a desert wasteland. I guess it's alright if you enjoy beaches and surfing. As it turns out I hate both. Many buildings look terrible and there's too much nothingness to go around. The only nice parts of California are the most populated cities, and I guess north where it's less of a wasteland. That's my review of it after living there for 10 years.

 

[the_randomizer]

Lemme just say that I hate California. The place is overly hot and you can tell that everything is built on top of a desert wasteland. I guess it's alright if you enjoy beaches and surfing. As it turns out I hate both. Many buildings look terrible and there's too much nothingness to go around. The only nice parts of California are the most populated cities, and I guess north where it's less of a wasteland. That's my review of it after living there for 10 years.

Don't forget the half-assed taxation and stupid regulations, the cost of living and the piss poor state government.

 

[invaderyoyo]

Wow, lots of people don't like the US. I really like it here in SoCal. I can also tell you that the American dream is definitely real. You do need some luck and hard work, though.

 

[XXXTORTELLINI]

I see no reason that anyone would really want to move here to the US unless you really want to live in a cool place like Cali. (We have everything mountains, snow, deserts, forests, and beaches but it's expensive.) Also with the political mess we have with people constantly complaining about everything that Trump does, all of the "peaceful" protests (they're actually more like riots let's be real) and the whole mess with LGBT related events it's not the greatest place at the moment but I still have hope

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Lemme just say that I hate California. The place is overly hot and you can tell that everything is built on top of a desert wasteland. I guess it's alright if you enjoy beaches and surfing. As it turns out I hate both. Many buildings look terrible and there's too much nothingness to go around. The only nice parts of California are the most populated cities, and I guess north where it's less of a wasteland. That's my review of it after living there for 10 years.

I've lived in California my whole life and I believe that you just live in a shitty part of Cali

 

[rileysrjay]

Don't forget the half-assed taxation and stupid regulations, the cost of living and the piss poor state government.

That's ok, in two years they're gonna pull out of the union peacefully and painless anyway and become a world superpower. (At least in the Californians' minds that want to pull out think they will)

 

[the_randomizer]

That's ok, in two years they're gonna pull out of the union peacefully and painless anyway and become a world superpower. (At least in the Californians' minds that want to pull out think they will)

Good luck to them without federal funding and other resources. They're taking the coward's way out instead of manning up and dealing with it.

 

[rileysrjay]

I see no reason that anyone would really want to move here to the US unless you really want to live in a cool place like Cali. (We have everything mountains, snow, deserts, forests, and beaches but it's expensive.) Also with the political mess we have with people constantly complaining about everything that Trump does, all of the "peaceful" protests (they're actually more like riots let's be real) and the whole mess with LGBT related events it's not the greatest place at the moment but I still have hope

We have all those things here in Georgia except the desert. we have a replacement for the desert too, it's called the swamp. Honestly I would advise not moving to California because Everytime I've gone there everything feels like it's 10x more expensive then it should be plus there are a ton more regulations and laws there than anywhere else I've been to in the states.

 

[XXXTORTELLINI]

We have all those things here in Georgia except the desert. we have a replacement for the desert too, it's called the swamp. Honestly I would advise not moving to California because Everytime I've gone there everything feels like it's 10x more expensive then it should be plus there are a ton more regulations and laws there than anywhere else I've been to in the states.

I wouldn't know much about how the laws compare but we have decent gun laws and great knife laws. Jobs here also compensate for how much more expensive things are.

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Also about Trump's actions on immigration related things. One of the biggest gangs the MS13's were brought into the USA from central/south America. When Trump started acting on deporting illegal immigrants the MS13's started to drop like flies and we are still destroying them. After this starting happening people complained that it was discrimination because they're Latino when the deportation service was just doing what they should've been doing since the second that service was created.

 

[gamefan5]

I read this entire thread and I have never been feeling so comfortable to live in Canada.

 

[jefffisher]

i don't know what everyone is going on about i have a ton of immigrant friends from at least ten different countries and all five continents people actually live on.
most of them are super hyped to live here much moreso than any native united states citizen.
the exception is peurto ricans they never shut up about how much better it was and how they wish they could go back but none of them ever do and it's literally a $90 plane ticket with no paperwork needed.
go to texas get yourself a cool gun and use your accent to seduce a hot texas girl get yourself a green card marriage and stay forever.