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That would be tremendous

Boy you are right about that

Ha!! If that isn't the pot calling the kettle black...

Read it long before you did. So you moved to Argentina?? You were repelled by the occasional volatility of US politics, yet somehow feel completely at home amidst Argentina's chaos and insanity? What the hell kind of argument is that. You can live a good life in many many countries around...

Just wanted to be the first person to respond to this :)

Wish I could live in your fantasy world where AI searches are considered evidence. Unfortunately having a business, savings and a family to look after keeps me firmly rooted in reality. p.s. I am an expat, just a different one than most on this forum

I imagine it's similar to "Human rights issure" :)

Well it's true that "the plural of anecdote is not evidence" but at some point a normal person might say geez that's a lot of anecdotes, maybe I'm wrong here :)

That is a great explanation. In the long run valuation really matters for currencies, but in the short term it's all about flows which can surprise the heck out of you.

Is this an autobiography :)

And what else? You can't base it on just one criteria, this isn't a virtue signaling exercise :)

Same thing here, you're inventing boogeymen to try save face.

Nobody. I mean no disrespect but you're inventing straw men to manufacture some kind of argument that you can win, or at least save a little face. There's nothing there.

Nobody is claiming the US is better than everybody at absolutely everything. But it is the best country overall. It's where the vast majority of people from poor countries would move to if they could, I don't know how you even dispute that. It's a losing argument and you're grasping at straws.

Oh man Mike, I haven't met any of those types but it must be comical. I'm still laughing about the penny stock selfie guy, and there was that rage-against-the-machine tax dodger on here awhile ago. You could choke on the irony and hypocrisy of these people.

If you ask CP he will spit out an AI analysis on all the reasons Argentina is better than the US. You could do this yourself of course but what would be the fun in that :)

:ROFLMAO:

It's worth clarifying that there are two kinds of "leaving" and they are night and day different. 99.999% of expats maintain their US citizenship and all its privileges like monthly Social Security income, Medicare/Medicaid, the option of returning home without hassle and seeking good...

And if you read her CP's article, I bet she would look at you like you had a third chromosome

Lack of opportunity is the one thing you hear from every young person in third world countries, even some of the ones that are politically connected