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The british empire, now called the commonwealth, has many english speaking countries that are culturally common enough to transition as a first generation immigrant. Australia, Canada and New Zealand stand out especially, and the primary issue is making sure your economics can transport and stand up... like bringing your own business with you, or having a trade skill like plumbing /electrics... or nursing healthcare, doctor, teacher, so many professions are international. Arts, writing even, britain publishes many more books per year than the US does. The US has nothing that is unique technologically. Cars are everywhere, mobile telephony is everywhere, supermarkets are in every country, computers, universities, sex, long life and love are everywhere.
The illusion that culture stops at the border is a mind-control propaganda image sold across US media, the greatest nation on earth, blab blah.. (otherwise the prison state would be intolerable) It is a very nice nation if you're rich. It sucks really bad if you're poor or non-white, and most black people could do better, and frankly, by refugee laws, black people should be able to apply for refugee status from systemic racism in the US prison/police system... heck, most poor people, for that matter, but you can't seek asylum for being poor, but for police states that put races in jail inordinately, and shoot them summarily in police accidents, a person in a fair trial would win political asylum in a european country for having their human rights violated in the US underclasses.
The US really is pioneering the new degenerate poverty, for all the talk of wealth, and not just physical poverty, but poverty of spirit, hollow empty clanging, stapled on top of war crimes and human malfesiance.
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