we're throwing caution to the wind and emigrating to Oz.\ndon't your folks already live down under.
120157
Is it a quote? \nMore importantly, do the Ozzys WANT you there?\nThe ones i know don't care heaps for Yanks.? Think about it.
308119
Hell no. That would be a huge mistake. We have enough of them in our country as it is. Shame on our ancestors. Though it is a good thing that they landed on Puerto Rico first. Our government will never adopt that place as a state. They know what it will mean. It will be another DC.
328371
Thats great..but....shouldn't you wait till migrating season...it is a good thing you are a  migrater and not an immigrant...otherwise we may have a problem with that.
478027
It's already started...but it's occurring in different parts of the world. Cause; the supposedly 'mature' states (yes...states) of the Western world.
167589
Because this is the US and we are expected to furnish the rest of the world with what ever they need. I am an immigrant who came here legally. And that's the way it should be.  I have seen what's happened England with open borders. The country is now a financial mess.
676384
I live in Adelaide & I hear what you're saying!!\nI don't understand why people decide to move here then spend all of their time complaining that they're not getting a fair deal.\n - Do you ever see other people walking around in clothes you like the look of, then go and buy them yorself without trying them on or reading the care instructions, then go back to the store you bought them from complaining they don't fit, they're the wrong style, the wronk colour, and they shrunk in the wash when you used warm water????\nTake some responsibility for your actions people!
522727
Australia has it 100% correct. Its a shame that the UK doesn't take a similar standing. Its pure common sense.\n\nIf I emigrated to Australia, I would be doing it in pursuit of an Australian way of life. If I went to Australia seeking to impose a different way of life on the locals, then it would be like an invasion seeking to conquer.
657221
gday i am from australia and not everything everyone knows about us is true we dont throw shrimps on the barbie we dont even call em shrimps we call em prawns, we dont have kangaroos in our backyard they are actually a pest over here, but it is true that we are very laid back and friendly and we do use alot of slang. we are hard workers and love our families and a beer or two on the weekend isnt uncommon. we have not only tax on our petrol but also gst which is making mr howard very unpopular at the moment and are in the worst drought of all time. we have water restrictions several times a year. we have a great medicare system and free hospital treatment. we eat a lot of meat and drink a lot of beer we love sport and life in general hope this helps.
249277
I think he should stay in Australia or take his family back to the United States with him.  Living in separate countries is not a good idea.  Money isn't everything.  As a matter of fact, money is nothing compared to a happy, healthy family.
428302
sounds like terrorism to me.   How could you want to declare war on your own country-if you don't like it emigrate!
615289
No my Ancestors were here. \n\nAnd Debbi-not every  one breaks the law. Please change your associations.
194536
Thats like saying are all Americans stupid and unable to type in anything other that text messaging lingo.\n\nWhat a stigma, how rediculous. There are absolutely wonderful people in the outback, struggling to maintain family businesses in very hard conditions.
383874
I so agree with you. I don't know if it's because they are geographically placed away from the world (and so close to Asia) that's made them that way or that they need more black migrants and another generation to open their minds up. What's funny is how you'll *never* hear an Australian calling the Aboriginals Native Australians when that should be the actual term. Before any Australian gets defensive again I'd say go travel first.
163723
It is true. They, however, have a list of professions they need, and according of that are the opportunities to go and live there. I have been searching about it myself.\nYou can find information here:\nhttp://www.idp.com/\nhttp://www.australia.gov.au/226
79557
I've heard similar.\n\nI heard that they're looking to allow professionals to emigrate, but make it harder for others.\n\nIn other words they only want to let in people that are gonna improve their economy, or their health service, etc...
209889
If we went to any other country, would they change their whole structure to make it easy for us, english-speaking, people to understand? No! Nor would we expect it.  "When in Rome..."  I don't understand people who come here for a better life than the one they left, then they try to make it more like the life they left! Well, because of the cost of changing everything to suit them, it may soon be like the poor country they are used to. ...and I am Hispanic!
192670
There should be no exceptions. Period. I say round up the ones who are here and ship them back to where they came from. They are a drain on our economy. I see them all the time sending most of their paycheck back to their families in Mexico. They live 20 or so to a house, so it's not like they're helping the real estate market. They're digging through dumpsters behind the grocery store adn the thrift store, looking for usable food and clothes. They're riding bicycles. Get rid of them and close the borders.