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They’re tough on immigration, they don’t like gay propaganda, they’re standing up for the Christian faith, they have a real leader, heck if I didn’t have family here I’d seriously think of trying to get citizenship there!

I was just telling my mom today, I don’t much like Americans anymore. Coming out of the Walgreens me and someone on the other side of the door did a little “dance” jockeying for one of the two doors a few times, I chuckled a little when passing him, he stared straight ahead with an inconvenienced expression. I was still smiling a bit while walking out and looked at a girl passing by and she gives me a frown. At work, there used to be a sense of decorum but now the younger managers swear like they’re at a bar. Women are judgemental, take everything the worst possible way a lot of times, if you are on the quiet side they say “whats wrong you don’t like us?” I’m like “No I’m just focused on the job” God forbid you aren’t an extrovert, but even if you are ya can’t talk TOO much or they say something bout that behind your back. I don’t know how people are in the rest of the world, I’m sure even worse in ways, in some other places...but I know that here people are very critical of others and won’t accept you for who you are.

Shery’s daughter here - same here! I never married and am single. I don’t speak Russian, but I’m real good at learning languages. I was just telling my dad yesterday how I wondered if it might be worth it to go live there in Russia. It would be cold, yes, but it’s getting really weird here in the U.S.

“I didn’t have family here I’d seriously think of trying to get citizenship there”
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I will always be an American, even though I will not likely ever return to live there. If the country ever recovers, it will not be in my lifetime.
I spent about eight years in the former Communist central Europe, mostly Slovakia.
I expect to live out my last years here in the Philippines
with my new wife and our 2 year old boy, but if I had to leave here, I would be back in Slovakia.
Beware of the few “dog in a manger” FReepers that hate anyone that chooses their own life of freedom and not want to remain in the USSA to suffer the Obamination along with them.

I was just telling my mom today, I don’t much like Americans anymore. Coming out of the Walgreens me and someone on the other side of the door did a little “dance” jockeying for one of the two doors a few times, I chuckled a little when passing him, he stared straight ahead with an inconvenienced expression. I was still smiling a bit while walking out and looked at a girl passing by and she gives me a frown. At work, there used to be a sense of decorum but now the younger managers swear like they’re at a bar. Women are judgemental, take everything the worst possible way a lot of times, if you are on the quiet side they say “whats wrong you don’t like us?” I’m like “No I’m just focused on the job” God forbid you aren’t an extrovert, but even if you are ya can’t talk TOO much or they say something bout that behind your back. I don’t know how people are in the rest of the world, I’m sure even worse in ways, in some other places...but I know that here people are very critical of others and won’t accept you for who you are.

Are you on the Northern East coast or West coast? If you say "No", I will be worried...