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Views on the UK?

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JmckR
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I'm British and personally I think this place is a shit hole.


I recognise the US has its fair share of issues, which we don't need to go into, but I'd still emigrate in a heartbeat if I could - not just for the skiing, which is obviously a massive factor - but also for the views, the weather, the cars, the roadtrips, the women, the mountain biking, New York, Hollywood, the ice hockey.... and just the general sense of freedom that you can't find here in the UK which is massively overpopulated.

This single photo alone from my roadtrip in April 2019 makes me dream of emigrating one day. Sadly though it's extremely difficult to orchestrate a permanent move to the US.






I really fucking hate living here, but they say the grass is always greener on the otherside... I know 9/10 members on here are American, what's your views on the UK?
Jan 2 2022 10:30AM
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270on420out
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Bri ish “people” be like: oi you got a loicense for that telly?
Jan 6 2022 11:50PM
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qazwsxedc34
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hoodratz47Same with Canada

Exactly, you know. Even weirder, the US is still sort of a commonwealth, incorporated by a company known as association inc., which was a group of men—bankers, lawyers, speculators, who happened to have nominee accounts with crown inc. So, when shitty Washington said he won, he really meant they won with the British and the corporations just changed their names. The real players of America were the Shaysites. They were bad ass insurrectionists that fought the public security holders and speculators for scamming the people and then fat obese slobs like Benjamin Lincoln with their mercenary armies, funded by Washington, unfortunately put the Shaysites back in their place.
Jan 16 2022 1:37AM
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JAHBRADOR
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I grew up in the UK and moved to Canada when I was 15.

Canada is like the US just more British. Perfect place to get the best of both worlds IMO. The US is right there too so you can go super easily once you have PR.

If you still want to live in the US, you know what they say:
‘British Dick has only reached metropolitan parts of America. You take British Dick to Montana? You’ll cause mass fuckin hysteria.’
Jan 20 2022 12:13AM
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