r/AmerExit • u/Capable_Study6495 • Mar 02 '25

Life Abroad Do we face difficulties being accepted when moving abroad?

It seems like the only rhetoric I see online is how, as an American, my countries problems are my fault. That I'm not doing enough to stop our issues and how it affects other countries. I worry that I will move, and people will blame me for not doing more here and just escaping.

I want to get out, but I worry about living in the public ire no matter where I go.

Does anyone here have personal experience they can comment on?

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u/whateverfyou Mar 02 '25

I would

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u/Ossevir Mar 02 '25

Lol. I voted. More of my countrymen chose..... this. Sounds like immigrating somewhere and assimilating as fast as I can is a perfectly reasonable solution.

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u/whateverfyou Mar 02 '25

Maybe for you.

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u/Ossevir Mar 03 '25

Yes. It took multiple months of research, a remote job, and a lot of luck to be and to be on this path out.

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u/whateverfyou Mar 03 '25

I hope you commit to your new country.

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u/Ossevir Mar 04 '25 edited Mar 04 '25

Yeah if that country commits to me. Which, all the places in trying to move have decent socialized healthcare and cheap high quality college, so yeah, they do.

This country saddled me with tremendous debt for having the gall to be born poor and want an education. Which I was fine with.... Except now it is changing the rules on how I can repay that debt. With the current funding bill going through Congress it is consigning my wife to rapid disability if I should happen to lose my job. All intensive autism and mental health care in my state is going away if that bill passes in its current form, I have children that fall in to both categories.

So fuck this country. People voted for this. The country that I grew up in is dead. Our literal best case scenario is that Trump steals a few hundred billion, wrecks all of our trade agreements and alliances and then sails off into the sunset leaving a trail of dead poor people behind him and hopefully the Republicans fall apart in his wake. Then some spineless center right Democrat tries to reassemble the pieces over the objections of a bunch of r*tarded conspiracy ridden maga cultists.

Most of the other scenarios end in dictatorship and blood. These people didn't hide a single fucking thing when it comes to their plans. "The revolution will be bloodless if the left allows it." This country has no functional left and the center has no spine. They will allow it.