i have already said to myself if this country(united states) gets any more worse or corrupt. like if i can't afford health
insurance or to pay for medications or if it becomes a dictatorship which it sorta is. i am up an moving to Canada where its quiet and peaceful, not all the drama and free high quality public healthcare system. you just walk into hospital get treated for whatever including cancer and no bill collectors crawling up your but. Canada would be a great place to escape to in my mind.
With all due respect, trentenmarschel, you might want to investigate Canada as a bolthole more thoroughly.
What follows is anecdotal, but I hear this sort of thing all the time from many different sources.
My sister and her family have lived in Canada for 30 years, and they're all dual citizens. She and my brother-in-law would be considered well on the liberal side of the Democrats here. But things happen there that turn even their stomachs — there is no constitutionally guaranteed free speech, for instance. In fact, there's no constitution, strictly speaking.
And ever since she spent 14 months in a wheelchair waiting for an "emergency" hip implant, they've spent huge bucks (on the order of $20,000 per year) for U.S. health
insurance. They're in Edmonton, and about the only time we see them is when one or more of them come here to have some botched medical procedure redone. She had to have her hip implant redone here. And lots of Canadians, especially those close to the U.S. border, pay for U.S. medical
insurance.
Canada is a big, complex country with a government that has almost as many problems as the U.S. government has. They've done as good — or bad — a job of coping with them as the U.S. has. And, like the U.S., their government is just as riddled with waste, fraud and corruption as ours is.
Don't get me wrong: I'm not ripping the Canadian government or Canadians in general. There is much to admire about Canadians. But I'm just pointing out that Canada is not Paradise on Earth. Nowhere is.