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As a European immigrant to the US, turned US citizen, I would never take the flip side of my move; but, you can rest easy knowing you have that option. If you d
by ilikehurdles 3y ago
As a European immigrant to the US, turned US citizen, I would never take the flip side of my move; but, you can rest easy knowing you have that option. If you don’t know people who have expatriated to some degree out of the US, invest in widening your social circle.
- CobrastanJorji 3y agoThere's a good chance you're somehow tied to technology, though, and America pays its software engineers a frankly bonkers amount compared to much of Europe. That may way outweigh a lot of other considerations for you. But I also agree, I'd prefer to stay in the US than move to Europe. But I'd even more prefer to have some universal healthcare and also live in the US.
- lapcat 3y ago> As a European immigrant Could you be more specific? There are many countries in Europe, of course. > I would never take the flip side of my move I wasn't talking about moving; I was talking about having UK-style health care here in the US. > you can rest easy knowing you have that option Which option? > If you don’t know people who have expatriated to some degree out of the US, invest in widening your social circle. What was the purpose of this sentence?
- ilikehurdles 3y agoThe entire purpose of my comment was to provoke someone who understands the world through glib, thought-terminating catchphrases, into obnoxiously quote-replying every few words of my comment, independently of the context they were presented in.