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In the discussion thread: If you could not live in the USA, where would you live, and why ? [View all]

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Mon Mar 5, 2012, 10:40 AM

Javaman (40,608 posts)

33. In Southern Italy or the Alsass Loraine region of France.

that is if I could support myself.

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88 replies	Author	Time	Post
If you could not live in the USA, where would you live, and why ? [View all]	steve2470	Mar 2012	OP
I've lived in Germany and Australia	HeiressofBickworth	Mar 2012	#1
This message was self-deleted by its author	newfie11	Mar 2012	#26
Canada.. maybe Taiwan.	AsahinaKimi	Mar 2012	#2
wow, gorgeous photos, would be wonderful to go there one day ! nt	steve2470	Mar 2012	#8
French Polynesian islands gets my vote too.	geckosfeet	Mar 2012	#21
I felt the same way when I was there	zappaman	Mar 2012	#49
Pandora	Kennah	Mar 2012	#3
Probably Canada or England, for their cool climate and they speak English.	Rochester	Mar 2012	#4
If I had no money issues, I would live in France.	Paka	Mar 2012	#5
I'm with you on France - or maybe Italy.	IndyJones	Mar 2012	#65
Luxembourg without a doubt	JCMach1	Mar 2012	#6
Maybe you mean Liechtenstein with the mountains? nt	Lucky Luciano	Mar 2012	#43
The Ardennes are partially in Luxembourg	RainDog	Mar 2012	#54
They are smaller mountains... similar to the Appalachians in some ways...	JCMach1	Mar 2012	#62
Very pretty.	Lucky Luciano	Mar 2012	#87
Canada has Harper--he's the Bush of the North.	MADem	Mar 2012	#7
And judging by the polls, Australia will next year have Prime Minister Abbott	RFKHumphreyObama	Mar 2012	#10
Canada, the UK, or Australia. Even their right-wingers are slightly more tolerable than ours.	FLAprogressive	Mar 2012	#9
Not really. They're pretty odious, they just have more charming accents. nt	MADem	Mar 2012	#12
Toulouse France	Sen. Walter Sobchak	Mar 2012	#11
One of the Scandinavian countries	longship	Mar 2012	#13
I thought the same n/t	deutsey	Mar 2012	#83
Germany	HubertHeaver	Mar 2012	#14
France or Italy	mikeytherat	Mar 2012	#15
Japan	Shankapotomus	Mar 2012	#16
BERMUDA..zero illiteracy, zero poverty, and one guy unemployed and they all know who he is	Laura PourMeADrink	Mar 2012	#17
Your finances and your age figure in,,,	Oldfolkie	Mar 2012	#18
I'll agree that Japan is a country for younger foreigners	Art_from_Ark	Mar 2012	#75
Mexico...	a la izquierda	Mar 2012	#19
Austria. I can claim citizenship there.	hobbit709	Mar 2012	#20
Toronto...my favorite city in North America...	PCIntern	Mar 2012	#22
love T Dot	greymattermom	Mar 2012	#84
Lately I've been hooked on the House Hunters International shows and	Vinca	Mar 2012	#23
Wyoming	KG	Mar 2012	#24
I'm sure this factored into your decision	steve2470	Mar 2012	#25
Really?	newfie11	Mar 2012	#27
Realistically, probably England. My husband has dual citizenship and has family there.	Luciferous	Mar 2012	#28
Koh Samui, Thailand	Atman	Mar 2012	#29
Galicia Spain in a heart beat	newfie11	Mar 2012	#30
Campagnia, Italy	Stinky The Clown	Mar 2012	#31
Lately, I'm not so sure I'm living in the USA.	TheCowsCameHome	Mar 2012	#32
In Southern Italy or the Alsass Loraine region of France.	Javaman	Mar 2012	#33
Nova Scotia or Newfoundland	mac56	Mar 2012	#34
If I didn't have money issues, I'd live in Portugal, despite their economic woes	meow2u3	Mar 2012	#35
vancouver, b.c.	frylock	Mar 2012	#36
I'd go to Canada, too,	Blue_In_AK	Mar 2012	#37
Japan	Lydia Leftcoast	Mar 2012	#38
I think a lot of people here don't realize, like you do ........	oldhippie	Mar 2012	#47
same here. still looking to move there but incredibly difficult. nt	Snake Alchemist	Mar 2012	#56
Somewhere with a great veggie growing climate.	HopeHoops	Mar 2012	#39
While working: Australia	taught_me_patience	Mar 2012	#40
New Zealand	hifiguy	Mar 2012	#41
The British Isles, preferrably Scotland.	RebelOne	Mar 2012	#42
Mediterranean Isle of Corfu	B Calm	Mar 2012	#44
Scotland	stuntcat	Mar 2012	#45
I love the Med. LOVE it!!!	pink-o	Mar 2012	#46
Denmark, Free colledge education.	Devil_Fish	Mar 2012	#48
Southern France or coastal Italy.	Arugula Latte	Mar 2012	#50
Since I've never been anywhere, I don't know. Ireland, Canada, & France seem beautiful. nt	Honeycombe8	Mar 2012	#51
cold and green. so canada would work. ireland, scotland... nt	seabeyond	Mar 2012	#52
I'm surprised no one's yet said Switzerland	Mister Ed	Mar 2012	#53
A much better question would be "why do we seem to be so trapped in the US?" nt	Snake Alchemist	Mar 2012	#55
Either Canada, the UK, or New Zealand.	craigmatic	Mar 2012	#57
I liked Victoria Canada when I visited.	Cleita	Mar 2012	#58
Europe or Ecuador (rated #1 best place to retire)	ErikJ	Mar 2012	#59
French Polynesia	L0oniX	Mar 2012	#60
The Netherlands	cyglet	Mar 2012	#61
Any northern country with an accessible health care system.	shcrane71	Mar 2012	#63
Bermuda	bermudat	Mar 2012	#64
Not bitin'. I love living in the US of A.	cherokeeprogressive	Mar 2012	#66
I'm not moving either, unless my son moves (maybe)	steve2470	Mar 2012	#70
Definitely a tropical beach.	limpyhobbler	Mar 2012	#67
Katmandu	guitar man	Mar 2012	#68
Nelson	pokerfan	Mar 2012	#69
Finland	Sisaruus	Mar 2012	#71
South Carolina	Bucky	Mar 2012	#72
do they require a visa for entry ?	steve2470	Mar 2012	#73
Well...I guess I would have to say Kiev, Ukraine...	MattSh	Mar 2012	#74
Amsterdam… In a heartbeat	MrScorpio	Mar 2012	#76
the moon....	belcffub	Mar 2012	#77
I'd go to Canada, I have relatives there. nt	sufrommich	Mar 2012	#78
I have considered moving to west Texas does that count?	NNN0LHI	Mar 2012	#79
Italy, because it would be incredibly easy for me (Italian citizen)	WilmywoodNCparalegal	Mar 2012	#80
Canada, England or Italy.	HappyMe	Mar 2012	#81
Foggia, Italy.	Jennicut	Mar 2012	#82
Hawaii....	NYC_SKP	Mar 2012	#85
canada, britian, somewhere in scandinavia.. because they're cool, among other, more	dionysus	Mar 2012	#86
Finland with Denmark a close second. Nt	DevonRex	Mar 2012	#88

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