I'm Finally Leaving America's Crazed Police State

[anaconda]

Hey can anyone find that thread from a year or two ago about the young man who left the U.S., lived in a number of countries, but then returned I believe and wrote an article about the downside of the places he had lived? I try again to find it.

Update: My g/f found the article: donnay I'd like to know your thoughts on this..

http://www.naturalnews.com/034404_preppers_collapse_bugging_out.html

 

[anaconda]

It's an arguably rational choice for this man to not be critical of the government. The government will never assassinate or detain him and he'll save thousands of hours of time by not educating himself on politics.

 

[kuckfeynes]

I'm right behind you. Just gonna ride it out a little longer, save up a little more, but in case I ever feel the need to move quickly the plans are there. First-world country barely means anything anymore other than an exceptionally potent concentration of tyranny. Of course no country is perfect, every one has its problems, but there are plenty of extremely livable places on this earth where you will find much more freedom than within these borders.

 

[shane77m]

We shouldn't have to leave the country. The Constitution burning scumbags should.

 

[PaulConventionWV]

I worked with a girl that recently moved to Brazil. She's having a blast. But it's a fairly developed area. She just signed up to run in some 10K race there.

Wow, that sounds like something you could never do in America...

 

[Keith and stuff]

Unless he decides to live a fairly primitive lifestyle, in places like Panama or somewhere in south America. I know some Americans who have made that choice and seem to be happy with that decision. Jesse Ventura, for instance, lives in Baja, Mexico off the grid--no electricity and no pavement.

I truly believe we have to leave a good portion of the technology, that will eventually enslave us--it can be done here in America, if you do it right.

Absolutely it can be done in America I know a free state who lives in Whitefield, NH off the grid. Heck, it isn't uncommon for people in the very low property tax or property tax free parts of Coos County, NH to be off the grid.

I know a free state family in Winchester that built their house. They didn't ask the town permission but eventually the town left them alone. They have their own water, sewer and the only heat source is a wood stove in their living room. There house is an inexpensive house. They made sure of it. The outside was never finished. It still has the common NH small town outside wall insulation look, like it is missing brick or siding.

 

[donnay]

Absolutely it can be done in America I know a free state who lives in Whitefield, NH off the grid. Heck, it isn't uncommon for people in the very low property tax or property tax free parts of Coos County, NH to be off the grid.

I know a free state family in Winchester that built their house. They didn't ask the town permission but eventually the town left them alone. They have their own water, sewer and the only heat source is a wood stove in their living room. There house is an inexpensive house. They made sure of it. The outside was never finished. It still has the common NH small town outside wall insulation look, like it is missing brick or siding.

I am not totally off the grid, but I am working on it. NH is definitely the place that it can be done, no doubt.

 

[rockerrockstar]

Wonder what country he going to move to?

 

[The Free Hornet]

Update: My g/f found the article: donnay I'd like to know your thoughts on this..

http://www.naturalnews.com/034404_preppers_collapse_bugging_out.html

This is where the article was posted here and Donnay's thoughts are in post #15 and others.
Should-you-leave-the-USA-before-the-collapse-Words-of-wisdom-from-someone-who-tried

My word of wisdom is this: to search RP Forums, goto Google and add "site:ronpaulforums.com" to the end of your search terms. I found the above page as the #2 result using "south america texas site:ronpaulforums.com".

 

[donnay]

Update: My g/f found the article: donnay I'd like to know your thoughts on this..

http://www.naturalnews.com/034404_preppers_collapse_bugging_out.html

Great article and sage advice, IMHO.

 

[anaconda]

Wow, that sounds like something you could never do in America...

My point was that, despite moving to another country, she is apparently not feeling like she's in a third world country, nor is she unable to participate in activities that she finds familiar. Your comment, therefore, seems to reaffirm my point.

 

[anaconda]

Great article and sage advice, IMHO.

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for taking a look.

 

[anaconda]

This is where the article was posted here and Donnay's thoughts are in post #15 and others.
Should-you-leave-the-USA-before-the-collapse-Words-of-wisdom-from-someone-who-tried

My word of wisdom is this: to search RP Forums, goto Google and add "site:ronpaulforums.com" to the end of your search terms. I found the above page as the #2 result using "south america texas site:ronpaulforums.com".

Thank you!

 

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