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Voted USA due to the large size and variety.
Comparing a few states or fine tuning argument would be a nuisance.
There's also subtle differences between England and Scotland too.
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Thread: USA or UK to live?
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2016-04-30, 04:53 PM #121Deleted
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2016-04-30, 04:54 PM #122Pit Lord
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What are you, five? Not are your edits demonstrably incorrect (US gas prices are SIGNIFICANTLY cheaper than in the UK), they're fucking childish. GTFO, troll harder somewhere else.
Originally Posted by Prothynyas
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2016-04-30, 04:56 PM #123Deleted
If I had to chose, then UK- no doubt about that. Scotland or Ireland would be my first pick, but England isn't bad either
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2016-04-30, 04:59 PM #124Bloodsail Admiral
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UK. I'm on the left side of political views even on Nordic standards, so just thinking about the US social policies and health care system gives me a headache. I've been to London a couple of times and to New York and Florida once, and while I enjoy vacationing in the US, UK definitely feels more like a place I could live in.
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2016-04-30, 05:08 PM #125Mechagnome
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who says that you had to be super serious all of the time xD Originally Posted by jimboa24
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2016-04-30, 06:49 PM #126Titan
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To be fairly honest, I wouldn't give a damn if its democracy or dictatorship as long as my personal liberties are guaranteed. The problem is that the dictatorships are not fundamentally compatible with civil liberties while democracy is. There is enough freedom and democracy in USA. Originally Posted by Noradin
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2016-04-30, 07:26 PM #127Titan
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Unfortunately they lack a few I like (in regards of privacy for one) and have some I really dislike (the right for "news" channels to make employees lie for them -- yes I do not think corporations are humans and need full human rights). Originally Posted by Kuntantee
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2016-04-30, 10:43 PM #128Pit Lord
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Sounds like a triggered European Originally Posted by Noradin
Originally Posted by cubby
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2016-04-30, 10:45 PM #129Grunt
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Why is Canada not an option? Seems better then the given options...
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2016-04-30, 11:25 PM #130Old God
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Dublin isn't in the UK lmao Originally Posted by Flurryfang
Clearly live in the UK, since i can choose to live in Dublin or Edinbourgh
I fucking love Ireland, so would not mind moving there.
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I would live in the states. Unless I could live in a very upscale part of London, it would not be worth living in the UK. I hated hated hated living in Bristol.
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2016-05-01, 12:08 AM #131Immortal
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Sorry about that lmao. It was a miss shot when it comes to union area rofl. Hopefully it will not happend again lol! Originally Posted by Knadra
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2016-05-01, 12:09 AM #132High Overlord
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If I could move from the US right now to the UK....umm the UK please lol.
Those gorgeous accents and the beautiful sceneries...I would love to live in a nice part of the UK
And the men with those accents...omg lol
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2016-05-01, 01:17 AM #133Warchief
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If you want freedom move to New Zealand. Originally Posted by Cosmoz
Why join the navy when you can be a pirate
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2016-05-01, 07:08 AM #134Banned
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You cant own a gun in Australia, that's not freedom. I pick the USA all day everyday. Originally Posted by TheBeardedOne
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2016-05-01, 07:18 AM #135The Undying
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They never mentioned Australia. Originally Posted by Hooked
And you can own a gun in Australia. And New Zealand. And the UK.
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2016-05-01, 07:23 AM #136Banned
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BS no you cant. Originally Posted by Kalis
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2016-05-01, 07:33 AM #137The Undying
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You can legally own a firearm in Australia, New Zealand and the UK. Originally Posted by Hooked
I personally know people that own firearms legally in both the UK and Australia, possibly New Zealand as well, but the topic has never come up with them.
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2016-05-01, 08:07 AM #138Immortal
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UK, the US seems far too chaotic for me.
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2016-05-01, 08:11 AM #139Scarab Lord
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You can legally own a gun in almost every country in the world. Carrying them around in public on the other hand... Originally Posted by Hooked
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2016-05-01, 08:22 AM #140DeletedThe US is chaotic if you're a gang member or unarmed man/woman living in a ghetto. Rural America, i.e. the south and midwest, are, contrary to popular belief created by sensationalist news reporting, very safe and "unchaotic" places to live. Originally Posted by Crispin
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Sadly, you are correct. The natural right of self defense, which by extension grants the right to keep and bear arms (in US legal code and on a moral level in other countries), has been bereaved many peoples in modern times. Admittedly, the situation wasn't much better in the 16th, 17th or 18th century, for example, but said right was nonetheless more recognized back then. Originally Posted by Hansworst
God bless the USA, Estonia, the Czech Republic, South Africa and Bosnia. The fight for liberty continues.
PS. I'm not being ironic in the slightest.
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