[brownsfan]

“We won the cold war, but they will win the culture war. I think I’ll order a set of language-learning tapes in Russian, just to be safe.”

I’ve developed a serious dislike for about 52% of Americans, including most of Hollywood, and all of the media. I’m not joking when I say I’d seriously consider researching life in Russia.

[billorites]

"I’m not joking when I say I’d seriously consider researching life in Russia."

You might find more economic freedom in some place like Colombia.

[Epsdude]

Forget Russia, go to Poland! They have the same views and they’re a very out of the way country. I think they’re just about the most down to earth people on this planet. I’ve ALWAYS wanted to move to Poland.

[wildandcrazyrussian]

Because of superpower politics and the principle of reciprocity, both the USA and Russia require of the citizens of the other country a visa to visit (cost about $200) and a limitation of about 3 months or maybe 6 months now (new rules came out a few months ago).

Having been there multiple times, I would highly recommend it, especially if you are a lover of high culture (classical music, ballet, opera, etc., etc.) and/or are a committed Christian who would like to see the restoration of Christian values happening after the dictatorship.

Given that, I would also recommend the Ukraine, Slovakia, and other nearby countries for the same humble, hospitable, down-to-earth people,especially if one goes with the expectation of learning from them about dealing with life instead of looking down on them.

[Graybeard58]

I’m not joking when I say I’d seriously consider researching life in Russia.

13% flat tax.

[3boysdad]

I’m not joking when I say I’d seriously consider researching life in Russia.

I'm going to stick it out to the bitter end. I want my chance to kill as many as these anti-americans as I can when the time comes. I owe that to the founding fathers.