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Old 01-25-2017, 03:50 PM   #11
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I'd definitely consider it. I've considered San Diego and San Francisco in the past, and might actively start looking at those options again (single, love beaches, no permanent responsibilties here, have flexibility in education / schedule). As Cecil said, there are fundamental parts of US culture (and politics) that I'm not fond of, but not big enough to have me pass up an opportunity to go down there if the chance arose.
I would imagine I have basically the same objections as you and the others who mentioned American culture. But I think it's overstated.

What I found living there over the years is that Americans are very diverse, and there are tons and tons of great and sensible people there who don't oppose things like common sense gun laws and are very open to a socialized health system among other things. Of course, I was living in SoCal which is a great and modern place.

I don't argue there are some backward places in the US though.
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