From: nospam@example.net
On Tue, 7 May 2024, oldernow wrote:
> On 2024-05-07, D wrote:
>
>>>>> I rather appreciate when people openly identify themselves
>>>>> as the kind that run from problems.
>>>>
>>>> Well, it is a valid strategy. If you don't like where you
>>>> are, move somewhere else. I did it. Didn't like sweden,
>>>> moved somewhere else, like it much better.
>>>>
>>>> I think if more people did this, we'd have less conflict
>>>> and a generally happier population. =)
>>>
>>> You convinced me!
>>
>> Whoa!! This is the usenet you know... no one should ever
>> have to say that they were convinced!! ;)
>
> Okay, then... my understanding *transcended* its previous
> version with your assistance. :P
Now we're talking! I'll actually shamelessly steal that. From now on I
will never chance my mind. I'll transcend my views. ;)
>> Sweden: Move there if you are a lesbian socialist. You
...
>> either to the US, Bahamas, southern switzerland or perhaps
>> one of the channel islands. The idea is to move within 5
>> to 10 years or so and semi-retire.
>
> My garsh, that's some of the most useful information I've
> ever read in USENET - if not online altogether!
You're welcome!
> I used to want to live somewhere in the region defined by
> the states of Kentucky and Tennesse, but almost entirely
> for climate reasons. But, thankfully, "global warming"
> (ooops... sorry... "CLIMATE CHANGE"... ) is come
> around just in time to possibly cause my current latitude
> really please for the rest of my life.
Ahh... Kentucky, the home state of Cassius Clay and Lance Burton! They
have a fine pedigree of world class performers!
How come you wanted to move to Kentucky or Tennesse? Besides the two
already mentioned, what do those two states have going for them? Is it the
women? The alcohol? The horses?
> After that, well, good luck y'all! ;-)
I'll do my best! ;) After that I'll probably meet you around bush 17 just
north of the pearly gates. ;)
>> That is a strong point in your favour. If you're a
>> lesbian american, you don't _have_ to socialize with Trump
>> supporters or fundamentalist christians. I am certain that
>> in a country of 300+ million you would be able to find a
>> community where you would be welcomed and feel at home.
>
> Not to mention scream at screens together - or, better yet,
> organize and *maybe* attend a rally/protest - whenever
> information contrary to socio-political group beliefs
> manages to slip through typically extremely effective
> filtering/editing/canceling/shunning techniques/mechanisms,
> e.g. judicial system weaponization, unadjusted "jobs"
> numbers, stories about how society *really* goes in the
> absence of law enforcement.
Ahh yes the screaming. Many were the mgmt meetings when one hysterical
militant feminist was screaming at the world for punishing her. I find it
hilarious that a woman in a corporate mgmt meeting should scream that she
is punished by the world, when women in Iran are killed for not obeying
their men.
But hey, that's just me! ;)
>> It will be hilairous when Trump wins, and the world
>> wakes up the day after and the world is still there
>> and not burning! Talk about most media being completely
>> wrong! Or... Trump might jump up in the saddle of his
>> horse, along with his 3 vice presidents, and ride all over
>> the world setting it all on fire! ;)
>
> It's going to look like burning regardless what's really
> happening because their gospel - aka news/friend - told
> them it *is* burning.
>
> *That's* how sadly pathetic most of this species are.
Amen!
>> Also remember the friends and family bonus. If you have
>> friends and family in a country, it is much harder to
>> leave them and move somewhere else.
>>
>> That's the reason I'm not yet ready to move to the
>> US. Being at least an 8 hours flight away from my elderly
>> father is not something I'd like to be. Now I'm 1 hour
>> away by plane, and even that sometimes gives me a bad
>> conscience.
>>
>> I actually am thinking about what to do with him if he
>> would ever need serious constant medical care, and I don't
>> know. I do know that elderly (and no we're talking 80+
>> here) seem to like being treated by people who speak their
>> native language and not a second language, so that would
>> be a reason against moving him to me, but boy would it be
>> unpleasant having to move back to sweden for that. Well,
>> time will tell, that is 100% certain. ;)
>
> He's going to love Kentucky/Tennessee! ;-)
Yes... maybe that is the solution!
>> You wouldn't be the first person to call me by that
>> name. ;) Some people marvel at the level of my mid- and
>> long term plans. I sometimes get the feeling that it is
>> perhaps not normal for people to have plans extending 5,
>> 10, 20 years ahead in the future. But hey, I am who I am,
>> as god said (Exodus 3:14). ;)
>
> Oh, sure! You get to tease around the periphery of
> transcendence, but I'm an evil Trump/Hitler/Satan when I
> do it! :-)
Yes... you've got it! It is always the fault of the white, old, male! ;)
Didn't it say on page 666 in the bible that satan was a white old male
republican?
>>>> Politics is the art of making everyone equally
>>>> miserable. Voting with your feet moving to a place that
>>>> accepts you and your values, and doesn't steal your hard
>>>> earned cash seems like the better solution to me.
>>>
>>> Hey, how many times to I have to type the words 'get it'
>>> before you'll shift out of the relentless gear? :-)
>>
>> Apologies! That was racist of me! =(
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