The moon does not fall into the category "nice"
You know, it kinda lacks... air.
Topic: Where to go? - page 3. (Read 6328 times)
The moon.
I want to leave Brazil, for somewhere else better.
But I have no idea of where to go...
My issue is not even paying taxes, I do not mind paying taxes when they are properly used, my issue is:
First, Brazil as republic is a failure (the best times in Brazil were during Monarchy, and during Dictatorships, all "republic" times had major cheating to get people in office)
Second, Brazil taxes go nowhere at all, and you have to pay your taxes AND pay your private services (ie: health, security, or even road construction is paid privately)
Third, Brazil government is kinda resilent, guns are de facto banned, any small protest is quickly quashed with police force (the last one was about marijuana legalization, it ended with cops attacking even bystanders and reporters), and the population is so individualistic that they actually do not care to revolt or protest in massive numbers.
Fourth, I dislike brazillian people (if you are in the internet for long, you will notice why).
Fifth, Brazil is too dangerous, when it is a dictatorship, people "disappear", and when not in dictatorship, crime rate skyrocket.
So, someone know a nice place to move in and become citizen? (thus, it must be a place where becoming a citizen is pratical...)
But I have no idea of where to go...
My issue is not even paying taxes, I do not mind paying taxes when they are properly used, my issue is:
First, Brazil as republic is a failure (the best times in Brazil were during Monarchy, and during Dictatorships, all "republic" times had major cheating to get people in office)
Second, Brazil taxes go nowhere at all, and you have to pay your taxes AND pay your private services (ie: health, security, or even road construction is paid privately)
Third, Brazil government is kinda resilent, guns are de facto banned, any small protest is quickly quashed with police force (the last one was about marijuana legalization, it ended with cops attacking even bystanders and reporters), and the population is so individualistic that they actually do not care to revolt or protest in massive numbers.
Fourth, I dislike brazillian people (if you are in the internet for long, you will notice why).
Fifth, Brazil is too dangerous, when it is a dictatorship, people "disappear", and when not in dictatorship, crime rate skyrocket.
So, someone know a nice place to move in and become citizen? (thus, it must be a place where becoming a citizen is pratical...)
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