Non-Americans, would you consider moving to America?

Question

Why or why not?

Please note where you are from.

Answer 1

Unfortunately!

I am Canadian and my boyfriend is American.

Answer 2

I am US borne, I lived in Miami-Florida for seven years, before that, I lived in south America and recently move out of Florida for good to the UK, and now I look back to these past 7 years and even though I did my professional career there, I felt it was the 7 worst years of my live (social wise), because of this capitalistic systems I did not have many friends, everybody was busy, did not have a real girlfriend cause I did not have money to show and people saw me like I was a rat because I was poor “the more you have, the more you are” . And in the US, you can not pursued a university degree unless you come from a very wealthy family or live in debt for the rest of your life and if you become sick, you either have to have an insurance (very expensive if not paid by employer) or lived in debt for the rest of your live.



I think in the US, there is a culture to work but not culture to socialise with others, for example Drs see you as a number $ more than as a patient, i don’t want to generalise but i think the US system changes people into machines and blocks their mind form what is outside, most of the people I meet there, think that the US is the best country in every single way, without even visiting other countries, well I don’t blame then , with the little time off we had in Florida as listed on linked below, there is not time to visit any other countries,



Well, something else I realize when I was travelling Europe and south America, I noticed that most of Americans did not make any effort to a least speak the most common or used word in other languages and expect everybody to speak english as once a girl from Chicago told me “we are leaving the a globalisation world so everybody need to speak English”



In the other hand I think that economically wise US is great , my parents are doing financially very well so is my brother and most of the people I know, but unfortunately all the money they make and have, cant not even be enjoyed. I truly respect you opinion but I think that WE as “Americans” should see the world equally, change our minds, not because we are richest and have the economical power we have the right to abuse others and impose our system, ethics, morals as every country has their own and we should respect that.

Answer 3

I am from London but I live in Russia now. I've been to America once when I was a kid and I'd love to visit for a holiday (especially New York, Boston and Seattle) or even visit for a few months but move permanently, no way!!

Firstly, I love where I live. I have a boyfriend, friends and a career and I'm set. Secondly, there's something that doesn't appeal. As an outsider looking in, I don't like the whole 'USA is the best country in the world'. They seem to have a lot of problems, racial, political, social, even psychological.

I'd like to visit but I'm happy living where I am.

Answer 4

No. Im an eurasian, lives in Singapore. My family moves to the US more than 10 years ago...everyone of them- excpet me. I just love Singapore more. Ive been to Australia and im in love w Brisbane and Sydney too. Considering in the future few of my American & German best friends are planning to move to Aussie & my bf are looking forward for Aussie too, i hope i can lives there...:)
Aussie people are lovely, their country are lovely& the weather is great!!

Answer 5

I'm from Venezuela. I probably wouldnt move to United States to live, just for vacation, But if I have to move, I'll move to Canada, cleaner, more open-minded, and there are almost not crimes and felonies

Answer 6

Nope, never fancied it. Don't know why, just haven't. Based (I know this may not be representative) on your TV, I find you a little over excitable.

English.

Answer 7

no they should not were already crowded enough here w/ the flippin mexicans runnin over here 24/7