[angkor]

I decided some time ago that leaving America was the desirable long-term strategy. Not only because of taxes, but also because of the rampant PC, the desperate 9 to 5 lifestyle, consumerism, and many troublesome changes in our culture since I was a kid.

I have found places where its easier to do business, where the culture is intact and not completely fragmented, and where one can live in relative peace from the media and government.

Nothing is perfect, but there are many "betters" in terms of quality of life.

[Yeti]

I have found places where its easier to do business, where the culture is intact and not completely fragmented, and where one can live in relative peace from the media and government.

Out of curiosity, where? I haven't the means to make such a change, but maybe in a few years I would consider it.

[Action-America]

Nothing is perfect, but there are many "betters" in terms of quality of life.

Interesting statement.  In fact, for many years, the US always came out on top in the various quality of life indexes.  Today, the only ones where the US comes out on top is in those sponsored by US interests who have something to gain by putting the US on top and not even all of them rate the US on top.  In general, most of the long time, respected quality of life and freedom indexes rate the US between 7 and 13.  Our government should be ashamed.

 

[The Duke]

Noted! (and thanks)

[Centurion2000]

where ?