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>I advise Asian countries if you want reasonable living standards and parts of South America if you have internalized that thirdworldization will happen everywhere anyway.
Not what I said. I said it will never be prevented without a fight to begin with.
>It doesn't matter. Whites lack that anyway, where you are located in the world and whose law you fall under makes no difference.
While I understand that you are willing to flee the lands that belong to your ancestors, many of us will not do so (nor does disprove anything I said). I stick around those with some racial instincts, and this is a big country.
>It's cheaper and easier than you might think.
While I'm sure the ability to leave is easier for many people in other countries, people outside of the U.S. have a very laughable understanding of basic economics, let alone any knowledge of life within it. If you earn ~$40,000 per year as a single income earner in the U.S. (the median, with numbers being much lower than that in many states), it's all gobbled up even by the most frugal of citizens due to the extremely high cost of living outside of very fortunate circumstances, which leads back into the original point of saving up being very difficult. If you only have $10,000 saved, it will be, at best, $30,000 saved in Chiang Mai or elsewhere while moving away from all ancestral roots, family, or friends.