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>Exchanging peace of mind and a huge decrease of life quality for some extra probabilities of being rich and extra consumption doen't worth IMO. I don't think
by benihana 12y ago
>Exchanging peace of mind and a huge decrease of life quality for some extra probabilities of being rich and extra consumption doen't worth IMO.
I don't think you understand what it's like to live in the US and Canada as an educated worker.
>* but they are still "new world" countries, where the main goal of voluntary "colonizers" was/is getting rich and be able to consume more than in their native countries.*
Whoa, how are you using the internet back there in 1912? I don't think you understand the reason that English colonists came to America or how America even works today.
Your whole comment reeks of arrogance, ignorance and condescension but hey what do I know? I'm just an new world American, not a cosmopolitan, wise European who is recently celebrating twenty consecutive years without an episode of ethnic cleansing happening on his continent.
- galfarragem 12y agoI didn't say that European people are better than the others - they aren't, I just said I prefer Europe system/way of life comparing with Australia (the only one where I've had a long stay). I even said that "new world"[1] countries have some advantages. [1] I couldn't find a better term to refer to western world outside Europe, I don't have the intention of hurting anybody's feelings. [2] With "voluntary colonists" I don't mean only English colonists, I mean emmigrants in general.