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Which of these countries would you most like to live in? Which would you least like to live in? Why?
The Anglosphere
Jeremiah Barnes
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Logan Wright
Imagine a world without Angloids.
Aaron Hall
i wish
Blake Hughes
the world would be poorer and browner without us
William King
US, because I didn't learn English for so long to have to learn Arabic to barely even communicate.
Also, I don't want my house being watched over 24/7 because I want an automatic gun and a silencer.
Also, because the country is so large, it has all of the world's climates and, in my opinion, the best landscapes.
Also, because it is divided into 50 parts, each of them being different economically and culturally, with sweet spots like Texas or Arizona.
Also, because I can kill niggers and claim forceful entry.
And contrary to the average countryman of mine, I do not wish to live in a big city like Jew York. Among boomers and mentally alike, there even is a rule, so to speak, of "having to stick to someone you know" once you move stateside. I just want to live in bumfuck nowhere and have to worry about nothing.
Aaron Bell
You would be stuck in the dark ages. A poor servile serf eating gruel.
Jack Barnes
we need to go back under 1 billion
Nicholas Adams
best is obviously australia
worst is New Zealand or Canada
Bentley Martinez
All of them have interesting things about them except canada
Zachary Rogers
>obviously australia
substantiate this claim
Justin Diaz
Your textile industry, which was the pioneer in the industrial revolution, was based on exploiting colonies. Thank you for making us a monopoly and isolating us, we will always be grateful.
Evan Campbell
>exploiting colonies
we were in the factories ourselves at the age of 5, silence your wog cries
Dominic Wood
Why are you in Spain
Brayden Morgan
america is better if you are High IQ sure, but you can't fuck up in australia like you can in america.
and the whole country is a tropical paradise
if sun, and pristine beaches are 2spicy, just move to tassie or NZ.
Carter Lopez
wants to get beheaded by mexicans so he can enter heaven as a virgin on jihad and not go to hell for being a loser
Samuel Turner
You transformed the raw material you imported from the Raj into products, brainlet bong.
Oliver King
>d-d-d-don't look at the hard work, they grew plants in their colonies and because were brown it means were eternal victims
Luke Robinson
You're poorer than us, and we had the Dutch East India company. Stop blaming your faults on others and just accept that your country hasn't taken the correct path to development
Kevin Ortiz
Your workers had the best salaries and work conditions of their time, bongoid.
Aiden Hill
australias good for a holiday but you’d suffer long-term, we’re not built for african tier weather
give me canada any day. biggest houses, lots of snow, beautiful views, close to america if I want to go to the beach, not too difficult to get back to the UK
Cooper Allen
>Which of these countries would you most like to live in?
The United States since it's my home country.
>Which would you least like to live in?
It's hard to say since they're ultimately all very good places to live in, but maybe the United Kingdom since there are quite a few examples of people getting arrested for insulting minorities.
Nathaniel Long
en.wikipedia.org
A lot of countries were controlled by foreigners in this list, yet you just are literally at the bottom
Joshua Gomez
UK because I hate driving and wish I lived in a place with better public transit so I could read or something on my daily commute.
Luke Young
I'm very happy where I am. I've already been to Canada on account that I live in Michigan. In real life, they're mostly okay. I don't know what it is about Any Forums that turns them into shitheels. But I'd love to visit the U.K. or Australia sometime.
Christian Roberts
The only countries that are lower are those ravaged by war
Isaac Edwards
would also least like to live in AUS since it seems like it has no real benefit over just living in the U.S