In What Country Would You Live if not Your Current Country?

[Mazderati]

Considering all attributes, good and bad, what country would you live in if not your current country and why? What would drive you to move? Countries in the Nordic region, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand rank high on many quality of life lists.

[PNWbrit]

Australia

Australia is overrated

[raisingarizona13]

Spain looks incredible to me.

[Mazderati]

Australia is overrated

It does have a lot of shit that wants to kill and eat you.

[ColMan]

Australia is overrated

Except for Perth. Though no skiing.

[KQ]

Canada.

I'm not inclined to leave NA. Lots of places to get lost here without being surrounded by volatile countries.

[DBdude]

canuckistan

sweden

[TAFKALVS]

I want to live on a tropical island for a year or two.

[TWINS]

New Zealand.
Immigration control, gun control,clean air and water.
If we didn't have family here we would be gone.
Beautiful country that has been preserved.

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[PNWbrit]

Italy.

Although they have a rabbit problem at the moment.

[bagtagley]

^^Figured you'd go back to Australia.

[Supermoon]

Netherlands or Costa Rica. Depends on if I wanted to just sell everything and live on a beach, or if I wanted to be in a more metropolitan area.

[riser4]

Canada, except it isn't far enough from the US for when the fucktards get their dictatorship and or civil war they want so badly. And a civil war in a nuclear armed country is no bueno. Western Australia. Least affected by nuclear fallout in most scenarios. Tierra del Fuego. 2nd best after that.

And on that cheery note...

[Kenny Satch]

Maui

[Viva]

Texas.

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[ACH]

CA or NZ
Perceived stability and access to the sort of things my life rotates around.

This resonates for me though.

I'm not inclined to leave NA. Lots of places to get lost here without being surrounded by volatile countries.

[KQ]

with those people over there in Hawaii, great big ocean.

with no way to get supplies or escape but by boat or plane across that great big ocean

[MakersTeleMark]

Argentina ... or Scotland. Preferably both.

[Kenny Satch]

Honestly northern Italy would be to my liking
The food the mountains and culture would be a good change.

[Foggy_Goggles]

Is working part of the equation? If I had the means to non-work I wouldn't "live" anywhere. I'd have a home base somewhere and the just go wherever the wind took me. Priorities change but if bills were not a constraint, my current agenda would probably be something like.

Fall/ Early Winter - visit with family in TX and FL and get my fill of salt water. Paraglide somewhere warm in the USA

Middle of Winter - visit friends in the mountain west and chase pow, maybe vacation to the tropics if the itch needed scratching.

Late Winter/ Early Spring - Ski Europe/Fly Europe

Spring/Early Summer - back to the US - ski tour, kayak, fly a bit if its stable, desert

Summer/Early Fall - Fly the mountain west, avoid the crowds, relax

[hatchgreenchile]

For whatever reason, La Paz and Bolivia has always looked intriguing. Maybe there.

Yeah, it's not the question, but since two other people have said it... rural Big Island. Mrs Hatch and I daydream about our trip there too many times to count.

[I've seen black diamonds!]

I could handle Sudtirol for a while.

[Name Redacted]

Spain looks incredible to me.

Highest Dentist wages in the world too, so this crowd should be interested.

[St. Jerry]

Switzerland

[TAFKALVS]

Yeah, it's not the question, but since two other people have said... rural Big Island.

I enjoy Hawaii but i'm more interested in south pacific islands that are much less expensive and not part of the US. Vanuatu for instance.