Where would you move if...?

Where would you move?

  • New Hampshire (Free State Project)

    Votes: 32 33.7%
  • Some other U.S. State (different from where you live now)

    Votes: 13 13.7%
  • Canada

    Votes: 8 8.4%
  • Australia/New Zealand

    Votes: 11 11.6%
  • Stay Where I am

    Votes: 23 24.2%
  • Other/Specify

    Votes: 8 8.4%

  • Total voters
    95
Man! You really want us up there in NH don't you? OK Will travel there next year to show my wife and get her take on it. New Jersey winters suck really bad too and after two and three years ago when we had terrible winters here, we were both ready for some sunshine

Yay! If you like the ocean, take a drive up highway 1A, right along the seacoast.

Porcfest might be a good occasion to visit.
 
the problem with new hampshire is the damn cold.

if it wasnt for that, it would be first on my list

It's not cold at all most of the year, and when it is, you just light a nice fire & enjoy cocoa, or wear a good jacket, and go skiing/sledding/skating.

In hot climates you'd be uncomfortable outside without AC in the summer. Same thing for NH in the winter, except you can always put on more clothes, but can't always take more off.
 
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Most free state in the nation and cold weather six months out of the year vs. Income tax-laden, regulations filled, anti-liberty state and nice weather.
Hmm...

It's only cold for 3-4 months, and even then, the average daytime high is never below freezing. Plus, instead of sweating to death in the summer, you get mid to upper 70s.

You could try visiting Liberty Forum, in February, if you want to see what the winter's like.
 
It's only cold for 3-4 months, and even then, the average daytime high is never below freezing. Plus, instead of sweating to death in the summer, you get mid to upper 70s.

You could try visiting Liberty Forum, in February, if you want to see what the winter's like.

I think you misunderstand me. Illinois is plenty cold, so I don't think that's an issue. I was trying to point out how foolish it is to choose nice weather and tyranny over lesser weather and freedom. Being able to breathe without the smell of factory smoke and sewage along with actually seeing an ocean sounds great to me.
 
I want to visit and meet some people really bad! I was in Vermont last September but didn't get the chance to visit NH.
 
New Hampshire is the place to be for LIBERTY in your life!
 
I will throw out a few:

1. Switzerland - It has been mentioned already, but it is worth noting again. Switzerland's constitution is based on the US constitution. They are still a confederacy, with a massively neutered federal state. Neutral. Want to buy property? Better be a legal Swiss resident. Guns? Here is your fully automatic military weapon. Invading armies? All of the bridges are wired with high explosives. Add value in a desired field? Wages range from 100K CHF to 1M CHF. One big gated community to keep the riff-raff out. Can't afford it? Tough shit, there are others that can. The country is currently under attack and they are buckling hoping the torment will end... sadly, they do not realize they are the target of economic warfare.

A few additional facts-

After you get your residence permit, as a foreigner, you have to register yourself in the community in which you live. If you decide to move (there may be restrictions based on the type of residence permit you have), you then have to register your move.

No more automatic weapons for non military members, Switzerland caved in to the EU Schlengen Treaty. You have to have a background check to get a weapons permit. It is routine - similar to "shall issue" in the US, but you still have to do it.

Some Swiss banks no longer take accounts for US citizens, after Switzerland caved in to the IRS.

Every resident is required to purchase private health insurance.

The Swiss joke that everything that is not prohibited is required.

If you want to give up US citizenship in favor of Swiss citizenship, it is a 14 year process - if you are successful in obtaining Swiss citizenship. Your male children will then be subject to mandatory military service (and so may you depending on your age, and if you have not served in another army).

Mandatory TV tax, autobahn tax, etc. in addition to what people in the US are used to.

Switzerland has a great deal of freedom, but it is a different type of freedom than you may be used to in the US.
 
Yeah, why run from the United States? Fight to keep the Constitution and what our Founding Fathers did alive.
 
Why would you stay where your at?

Going to keep getting the same things. Your liberty and your freedoms taken.

Move to New Hampshire. ;0)
 
Why would you stay where your at?

Going to keep getting the same things. Your liberty and your freedoms taken.

Move to New Hampshire. ;0)

Even though you feel there a too many lemmings here in Texas, I believe we still have a fighting chance. The Texas Republicans can be swayed our way with enough work.
 
Texas is to big and to many Lemmings is damn right. Some of them claim to be Paul supporters but when shit hits the fan they fold like a bitch and give in to the evil that has been bending us over again and again.

People are brainwashed and don't care here in Texas, My parents are some of them. I have seen how brainwashed people can be 1st hand. THey have told me many times " I DONT CARE"

I'd rather be in a place where people care and there are many people working together to get the same things.

Won't happen here in Texas. Little over 1 million in New Hampshire and 25 Million in Texas. Good luck !!!! Migrate to small area and re shape in there.

Joe Barton has been in office for 30 years, he is loved by many of his Lemmings and they just keep voting him back in after he votes for more war, more debt, more taxes, more spending. the same the same the same. It's pretty sick here in Texas and I have had enough.
 
got a note from a friend tha tmoved BACK to NH a couple years ago. Next week they move into their 1792 built house in 100 acres of woods.
I hope he sends pics along when they move in.
 
got a note from a friend tha tmoved BACK to NH a couple years ago. Next week they move into their 1792 built house in 100 acres of woods.
I hope he sends pics along when they move in.

Please send me pictures. I would love to see them.
 
Now that I have seen some responses, I personally would move to a rural parcel of land somewhere in the Mountain West. A place I can feel "less controlled" and more free, my personal feeling is the FSP is noble but they picked the wrong state. NH is already too populated and is Geographically small and close to Washington, they should have picked a state like Wyoming where an influx of 20k supporters of liberty would make a HUGE difference given how sparsely populated it is.

I also concur that the Global agenda has begun, intact thats all my professors talk about is "globalization" this and "global community" that. Sigh

Sounds like New Hampshire to me.
 
KMX might be happy to know I am doing a series of projects on New Hampshire for my class now. Hah
 
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