Would you rather live in a different country?

Possibly France. The idea of eating a hearty lunch for an entire hour every day and discussing civics and philosophy in public appeals to me. In America, most people grab Chick Fila on the run on the way back to their desk, and would rather discuss Paris Hilton.

I love America. I love living here. However, I have always had an extreme fascination with Ireland and I've kind of barely considered moving there before. Obviously since I'm sixteen, I've never made any honest plans, but I can kind of see myself living there. Still, I don't think I could ever just move away from America for the rest of my life..

Canada is my home and that will never change, the only other country I've been to was America and I really hated the people there (no offence to any Americans on this board because you guys are alright)Jamie_1987

Nope im never moving away from this country! Its safe, Peaceful and well...hockey lol. I also like the laws here a lot better then i like the laws down in the U.S. Its hot in the summer (Extremely hot depending on where you are) and really really cold in the winter...though this year it wasnt so bad!

Just how Canada is i guess

If you're lucky itll be chick fila, but id love to live in frace as well

Possibly France. The idea of eating a hearty lunch for an entire hour every day and discussing civics and philosophy in public appeals to me. In America, most people grab Chick Fila on the run on the way back to their desk, and would rather discuss Paris Hilton.

MarkSmith

I like the idea of it, but England is home.

Nope. I been in several different countries, and it was always great to get home. I thought the US was a little screwed-up, but you need to travel a little, to see how messed-up a lot of the world really is !!!--Anna--

I loved America growing up, but my year long experience in China and now my college education in Ireland has opened up my mind a lot more. The only place I really desire to go now is Germany.Sir_BIGnuts

What college did you go to ?

[QUOTE="Sir_BIGnuts"]I loved America growing up, but my year long experience in China and now my college education in Ireland has opened up my mind a lot more. The only place I really desire to go now is Germany.Whight_Knight

What college did you go to ?

I'm a senior at Trinity University in Dublin

[QUOTE="Whight_Knight"]

[QUOTE="Sir_BIGnuts"]I loved America growing up, but my year long experience in China and now my college education in Ireland has opened up my mind a lot more. The only place I really desire to go now is Germany.Sir_BIGnuts

What college did you go to ?

I'm a senior at Trinity University in Dublin

[QUOTE="Sir_BIGnuts"][QUOTE="Whight_Knight"]

[QUOTE="Sir_BIGnuts"]I loved America growing up, but my year long experience in China and now my college education in Ireland has opened up my mind a lot more. The only place I really desire to go now is Germany.Whight_Knight

What college did you go to ?

I'm a senior at Trinity University in Dublin

It's easier to get into if you're an international student around a 3.3-3.5 GPA, especially if you have Irish heritage (my last name starts with O' if that helps), and yes, the night life is some of the best for your money.

[QUOTE="Whight_Knight"][QUOTE="Sir_BIGnuts"][QUOTE="Whight_Knight"]

[QUOTE="Sir_BIGnuts"]I loved America growing up, but my year long experience in China and now my college education in Ireland has opened up my mind a lot more. The only place I really desire to go now is Germany.Sir_BIGnuts

What college did you go to ?

I'm a senior at Trinity University in Dublin

It's easier to get into if you're an international student around a 3.3-3.5 GPA, especially if you have Irish heritage (my last name starts with O' if that helps), and yes, the night life is some of the best for your money.

I've been to Canada a few times and it seemed like it would be a pretty cool place to live. Kind of hard to judge off of a few week-long vacations though. I keepgetting the feeling that the minutes I move there they will turn out to be just as obnoxious as us. Anyway, I'm happy enough in the U.S.

Possibly France. The idea of eating a hearty lunch for an entire hour every day and discussing civics and philosophy in public appeals to me. In America, most people grab Chick Fila on the run on the way back to their desk, and would rather discuss Paris Hilton.

MarkSmith

No, I'm not a drifter, I'm a rooter. I like ithere in the United States. As long as I follow thelaws which are reasonable enough nobody **** with me. And they're fairly laid back withthe laws anyway. They only go gangbusters when there is money to be made. Via fines and revenue violations.

Sure the United States is uptight but only minors complain about that because itmostlyeffects them. Yes, foreigners like tohate the United States because... I don't know how to say someone has personalsecurity issues without offending.To me it's an affair of who's daddy can beat up who's or who has the cooler video game or Gi.Joe. But this is true everywhere. Everyone always thinks the grass is greener on everywhere else. I guess it's in human nature, because dream, we believe, we hope.

Let's face it, people take things for granted, especially U.S Citizens. Where else can you own everything when you don't have any money? Not owning a 2008ten foot plasma screen televion is a U.S citizens idea of poor.

Asia:The Philippines of course!

Middle East: Israel or Dubai, U.A.E.

Europe: Poland, Finland, or Greece

South America: The Falklands

my dream is when im done with work and everything..to retire in the green hills of scotland in a cottage....kirk4ever

I am content with America...for now.

I see corruption completely destroying this country.

Maybe somewhere like Australia...seems like a nice place.