Reddit reviews Getting Out: Your Guide to Leaving America (Updated and Expanded Edition) (Process Self-reliance Series)

https://www.amazon.com/Getting-Out-Leaving-Expanded-Self-reliance/dp/1934170291

Lots of answers here: https://www.amazon.com/Getting-Out-Leaving-Expanded-Self-reliance/dp/1934170291

Well we got bernie 2020 look on bright side guys.

Get your books now if your an atheist get your book now you got to run.

https://www.amazon.com/Getting-Out-Leaving-Expanded-Self-reliance/dp/1934170291

This book is written for Americans, but I found Getting Out (link is to Amazon, but I got it from the library) to be a great resource for livability rankings, long-term travel, and relocation requirements for a large number of countries. Requirements vary a lot from one country to another. The specifics change all the time, but it's a great step 1.

If you're interested in moving to Canada (which I just did), here's how that works.

I bought this in 2012 just in case - its handy

I wish it were true but it just isnt.

We arent taking back the House, its gerrymandered to all hell and back. The Senate has 25 of the 33 seats up being Democratic. So this taking shit back in 2018 is a pipe dream.

You want to live in a just society Buy this book

Yeah I've heard, interestingly enough I got a book "Getting out" about traveling, moving and immigrating to other countries. It's a pretty good read. I hope to move to another country by the time I'm 30.

American here and I have the same concerns about this country as you do. I want to move one day.

Racial tensions are perhaps more pungent in Europe due to the migrant crisis. Very few countries in the EU are exempt from the severe racial tensions so pick carefully if you're to move to Europe.

I would seriously suggest you read this book if you're not sure of where to go. It's some years old but barely any of the rules and reviews differ from what's going on today. It has oustanding information that would take you months to find about immigration on almost every desirable country on earth (that isn't a third-world slum). It includes reviews from hundreds of expat Americans from all over the world about quality of life, their reason for leaving, taxes, legal issues, and their immigration stories. But the book also talks about immigration itself in depth with droves of sources. I was very taken aback as I was reading it because it was outstandingly organised, sourced, and well-written. It doesn't paint any anti-American narrative but just simply provides you information about countries you want to move to. I bought a copy for Christmas and it has only affirmed that other Americans have the same thoughts as us.