new home if united state goes horribly bad

[hseII]

My family has been in this State prior to it being a State. We survived the Brits, Yankees, the boll weevil, the great depression, and countless other thugs. Been here too long to become refugees now!

Same Here.

 

[Nat]

I'm from Texas and that's the place to go, but I've been in Ga. for the past 25 yrs. and I'm gunna dig in and fight 'til it's time to go home. I've heard it put this way, ''I came into the world kickin' and screamin' with someone elses blood on me and I plan on goin' out the same way''..... in a pile of brass. Lord permittin'.

 

[WinstonSmith]

I'm not leaving my home. In it for the long haul. Just wish my rifle hadn't been lost when the canoe turned over.

 

[FredAlert]

It doesn't matter what happens in the rest of the US there will always be Montana

Montana makes Texas look like a bunch of namby pamby gun grabbers on Diane Feinstein's payroll ...

hypothetically speaking lets just say that the united states goes really bad, they ban firearms and we make Britain look like a free country with their laws, the military and government go full on dictatorship, etc. or if you would like just a second home so to speak

what country would be a good country to move to even if you have to defend yourself and your own family more often there? bear in mind that i feel you shouldn't have to be rich for the new home country to let you exercise your rights

bear in mind that I like to think the American people will stand up and fight for this great country and all but sadly many are too preoccupied with getting the latest privacy intruding i-phone to even notice their rights being violated.

i know we have some world travelers on the odt

 

[Bushwick100]

I have been to over 30 countries in my life, NOTHING come close to the USA!!! I'm going down FIGHTING in my USA!!!

 

[JamesG]

If America falls, many "safe" countries would domino. So I doubt any advise would be accurate after such an event.

This. The entire civilized world hides behind Uncle Sam and has gotten used to his handouts. When that stops, the whole New World Order is going to come unglued.

 

[YOTESHOOTER]

URUGUAY, IS FRIENDLY TO U.S. CITIZENS, AS OF NOW....

 

[10thmountain]

Cobb. County.

 

[FredAlert]

Funny, I had a conversation just like this just a few days ago on Facebook ..... Before I spent much time out of this country I was sort of nonchalant bordering on ambivalent about my American-ness .....
I mean I didn't really dislike the country or anything stupid like that but living here wasn't quite so special for me. After I got a little older and got stuck in dozens of different countries all over EMEA and APAC for weeks on end for work I realized how amazing the U.S.A. really is. So many simple things that we take for granted every single day like air conditioning everywhere, ready supply of ice (yes you read that right, just plain ice) in every restaurant, being able to go out any time of day or night and buy anything we need or even think we want at 24 hours markets and department stores, having markets and department stores EVERYWHERE instead of just a couple here and there, drinkable water at every tap, being able to speak your mind without fear that you will end up in jail (yes even in "civilized" countries like those in europe and australia you can go to jail for the wrong kind of speech) .... and that's just a small handful of things not even almost a complete list .... a list of things you can't count on in other countries ..... that even the poorest people in our country take for granted every single day .... there are a lot of awesome things to see outside this country but after extensive travels abroad I can say for certain that we absolutely live in the greatest country on earth and there is nowhere else that I would ever want to live unless I had no other alternative to keep my family alive.

I have been to over 30 countries in my life, NOTHING come close to the USA!!! I'm going down FIGHTING in my USA!!!

 

[biker_bill]

I have been to over 30 countries in my life, NOTHING come close to the USA!!! I'm going down FIGHTING in my USA!!!

Me too buddy, me too. I've been around the world a time and a half.
I still remember what it was like to come back home.
Simple things amazed me, just walking in a grocery store could blow your mind.
Nobody is pushing me out.

and Brainchill talking about ice - I was in Mombasa Kenya and asked for a beer. The beer was warm, I asked for ice. The bartender looked at me and said "If we had ice, we would have cold beer". It wasn't until that moment that plain old ice seemed to be really important. (We drank Jack Daniels that night).