where would you go

[one shot]

With the country as fractured as it is and no way to fix it , what country would you consider moving to .

[kj47]

Canada, although they maybe headed that way too.

[barretcreek]

There is nowhere to go. Did you take an oath to protect and defend the Constitution?

[togor]

Don't go to Britain. No guns, no gas.

[kj47]

Right, Britain, very restrictive no revolvers or pistols nor semi auto rifles nor pump shotguns. No thank you.

[lyman]

Right, Britain, very restrictive no revolvers or pistols nor semi auto rifles nor pump shotguns. No thank you.

Isle of Mann and North Ireland are less restrictive

beer in Ireland is almost as good as England

[kj47]

Wonder what's is available in North Ireland?

[Art]

There is no place to go. I remember when conservatives, including gun enthusiasts loved talking about going to Australia. Well we see how that worked out. Then there are all the folks who retired in Mexico, that isn't so good right now either. You may be able to go to a better place in this country but really, that's your option.

When this country goes, and it will someday, it may well take what's left of Western Civilization down with it.

[Major Tom]

Don't go to Britain. No guns, no gas.

Oatmeal brains Biden will take care of OUR firearms and fossil fuels! He said so!

[bruce]

Never have been a fan of Chicken Little as a nursery story. Not interested in CL 2.0 ... i.e., the end is coming. Sincerely. bruce.

[Mark in Ottawa]

In spite of our jerk of a Prime Minister, Canada is still a great place to live. Of some comfort is the fact that although Trudeau won a minority government, the majority of Canadians did not vote for him.

Our beer is good; our food is good; the country is generally safe; the schools are very good; our taxes are higher than in the US but we have universal medical insurance; in spite of the myths about our weather, the weather in southern Ontario, southern Quebec and our Atlantic provinces is not much different than New England and the weather in the Vancouver area is not much different than Washington state; you can own firearms but essentially you cannot carry them for protection unless you are provably under threat (I am acquainted with someone who had a very rare carry permit and he actually shot and wounded someone who was trying to rob his bakery); the police and the civil service are honest and trusted; and finally, Canada is very welcoming to both visitors and immigrants (sometimes too welcoming in my opinion)

[Allen]

Canada is very welcoming to both visitors and immigrants (sometimes too welcoming in my opinion)

That will be Canada's downfall as it has been for all the other civilized nations.

[barretcreek]

I remember when conservatives, including gun enthusiasts loved talking about going to Australia.

Spent a few months in Australia in '79, thinking of emigrating there. Even though I was mainly up Cape York I saw the authoritarian bent and left Oz in the rear view mirror.

[Hal O'Peridol]

I'd move back to central Kentucky. All four seasons including the 5th one, tornado season. Good fishing and hunting, excellent bourbon and craft beer, fantastic BBQ and other regional foods.

[jon_norstog]

I kind of like it right here where I am. I wish Oregon F&G's controlled hunt system would go away, and I am not crazy about needing a state license for salt water fishing, and it hardly pays to grow your own food in Portland what with the water billing rates ... but here I am! We used to talk about moving to Thailand, but now the old King is gone and the new one is just a front man for a bunch kleptocrats who are selling the country to China. Norway is too cold. And we are taking our good times where we can, long as we can.

jn