Where is the least long-term fucked place to move to? I'm thinking 30+ years down the line. Looking at avoiding both anti-white and anti-freedom (covid) developments.
In the U.S., Florida looks great, but is extremely reliant on DeSantis being a boss. South Dakota/Idaho are possibilities as well. Again, I'm concerned with the temporary nature of their 'resistance'.
Is Japan or South Korea an option? Is Chinese supremacy going to be a problem there 30 years from now?
Eastern Europe?
Russia?
Think it's possible to file for political asylum to get out of the U.S. if things continue down this path?
I'm moving South America up on the travel list, if I ever get to again, to see how it is down there. Somewhere totally off the radar and with somewhat easy ability to move as perhaps a semi-retiree. Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia, etc. I've not actually visited these places so I may be nuts, but I also know that I can handle a lot of downside to not be a caged animal.
I've got enough professional value to get a looking-for-work visa in at least a few of central Europe that offer that, but I just can't see uprooting what I have now to do so. I could even get by in a more screwed up politically place like Finland. The people there are actually quite easygoing and fun and nothing like American wokeists. It's also hard to move to and as a native English speaker I'd be stuck in software development probably.
In reality, I probably end up in the woods somewhere. Maybe I move back to Arkansas and get some land in the mountains in the west part of the state. No one will bother you there. I've also got some real estate investment in Arkansas already that I hope is allowed (you know landlords are evil and all). It's crazy, because I never thought I'd consider moving back, but the world has changed a lot in 12 months.
Still, this is all just back-burner thoughts right now, my current situation pisses me off at times, but it's one of those things about making sure the grass is actually greener.
South America has a habit of fluctuating wildly between right wing and tankie leadership.
We're slowly getting infected by the nonsense coming from America though. It's like the boiling frog - one day we'll wake up and realize that we have become exactly like the wokeists.
We've been to Ecuador twice thinking the same thing. We even met with a lawyer down there to assist with the visa process. Ultimately we decided against it and finally settled on Puerto Rico... but now have met with health problems and won't be doing that either. We're going to Montana.
Moving internationally is a huge and difficult undertaking that requires a ton of research. Go to the embassy website of any given country and look at their work/residency visa requirements to get a better grasp of what it takes to move there.
For Americans Mexico is probably the easiest. You can just play the border game exiting and re-entering the country every 6 months without having to get a residency permit.
IIRC, Costa Rica is very friendly to American expats. Like, not just the people, but the government itself actively encourages Americans to retire there and spend their pensions living the good life.
Been there a little bit, another thought for sure. It's very nice place