>>>>>>My family had a discussion on how to proceed when the next theft of our future income occurs. It may mean we head elsewhere (out of the US).
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>>>>>So where in the world can you see yourself living that offers the kind of economy and social choices you seem to prefer, and still has opportunity for your children?
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>>>>>Tamar
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>>>>Not sure yet. We have to really think about it.
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>>>>There appear to be many countries that have not decided to bankrupt future generations yet. I'm sure that the number will change in the near future.
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>>>But do those countries (and I'm curious which they are) offer the kind of personal freedom and opportunity that we're accustomed to?
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>>>I really am very interested to hear where you'd find it better to live than the US.
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>>>Tamar
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>>First of all, I'd like my family to not be bankrupt.
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>>As of Tuesday's signing of the largest expenditure in the history of Earth by a country that has negative 1 TRILLION dollars to start with, this country will be financially finished for at least many years to come. And that's just a warmup for the real expenditures that are coming.
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>>As far as freedoms, for the last 40 years this country has been busily removing freedom of religion (at least for Christian religions - those that the country was founded upon) while actively promoting and rewarding immoral behaviour (and then wondering why it your kids aren't safe ANYWHERE). This country has been increasing freedom of criminals to pursue their way of life while hamstringing law enforcement.
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>>Welcome to liberal, socialist America - a far, far cry from what this country was originally founded upon. This is what the Democrats crave (as long as someone else pays for it), and now the Democrats have unlimited power to force their will on the nation, and they will as of Tuesday destroy the US in a way that will make our enemies proud.
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>>Is there a better country? We're not sure, but we sure are looking.
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>Don't forget the creation of a culture where nobody can fail, taking away the motivation of the average Joe to not fail. Why don't I just go buy a ton of a weed, quit my job, and work part-time at Walmart. The government will pay for what I need/want.


So, what is down at the very core of all this? (When you think you have found it, dig deeper)