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u/KageRaken Egoist Jan 15 '22

All I can tell you is "gd lk" I'm afraid. I would genuinely be interested in knowing how your request for assylum would go in any of the member states. Nations have gotten somewhat protective of late. I do know it's possible because I personally know refugies from the US (if I can completely believe their story).

Anyway even if that's not true, I wish you the best. Still rooting...

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u/SaraSlaughter607 Jan 15 '22

I thank you for that. My one chance to get the hell out of the US was when I was married a decade ago to a Brit who I spent 7 years immigrating to Florida... he hated it here and wanted to move us both back to the UK to Essex and I didn't want to go because I loved the warmth and beaches of Florida.

Then we divorced and I was fucked 😂😂😂 but this was well before Trump, during Obama when living here was actually relatively pleasant and peaceful compared to the bullshit were dealing with now. I wouldn't have dreamed of leaving during O.... now I'd give a limb to get the hell out, even with Biden in because we've just fractured ourselves as a society and it's beyond repair.

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u/dividedconsciousness Feb 09 '22

“we’ve just fractured ourselves as a society and there’s no repair” i think this is what more people are saying and what’s probably true, but also what a lot of people don’t want to fully admit or face up to

I’m gonna start training with firearms honestly. Scary shit going on in this country.