how many of you are fed up enough to leave this country and immegrate to a new country maybe Canada?
955971
Probably the same amount of dumb ass American's who feel they are losig "their" country, what is it with you people? How many more places do you have to go to and ruin before you change yoyur ways, you ran out of Europe, killed the natives and now resent your neighbours entering the US. How about this we will all stay out of the US if you all promise to stay right there and not leave or pllute the rest of us any more
603231
we're already over the head with foreign people, and you wanna come too?\n\ndoesn't your country want you?
668895
They didn't only immigrate to Canada.. They probably left because they thought they would have a better life.  Isn't that why most people immigrate?
515283
Hey....You told me to stay where I am and you are striving hard to get citizenship??? Very peculiar of you...Stay where you are and dont move...\n\nI used an immigrant lawyer to move to Canada...fair and square and all legit.
1085277
No!!! There are over 7000 soldiers who have moved to Canada, AWOL, because they said no. A lot more than that AWOL in Europe and Africa. I applaud them and say that they are the bravest of them all.
458510
Alright, can we all come to your country, not learn your language, work for extremely cheap and take over all your jobs, not pay taxes, send the money that we earn in your country back home to our family, hurt your economy, have lots of babies and get paid welfare, and demand special rights because we're a minority?  If that's ok with you then fine, but you'll get sick of it...I promise.
587563
Why take the chance.  Stay in Canada.
813984
I would definately consider...\n\nLots of people indeed decide to move abroad on the basis of not agreeing with the direction of their home government. For instance, on the day following George W. Bush re-election, Canada`s imigration Web site received a record number of visits and the majority were from Americans. \n\nPreviously, US immigration to Canada ran at about 23,000 a year during the Vietnam War
868932
I am but I live in Canada.
302094
Thank you. As ridiculuous as that sounds, thank you for taking the time to obey our immigration laws. I agree with you that those that do not follow the laws are crimminals. I do not see you as an uncle tom or back stabber or whatever the others on here have called you. If you and thousands of others have taken the time to follow the correct procedures to obtain citizenship in this country, no matter how hard it was, you deserve to hold your head high. Those that don't, and continue to break our immigration laws should be rounded up and sent back to wherever they came from. I no longer want to support them through my taxes just so they can send the money they make back to their native country.
949514
Depends what exactly you're talking about.\n\nI'm Canadian but I have an American husband. Hence all his family is American. We're working on a visa to bring me down there to him. But not for the US, if I had my choice, I'd stay here. But he's got a really really good job there that I can't ask him to leave and he'd probably never find here.\n\nSo... I'm not blind to American faults. But I also don't hate the country. The people are strong, influential, fascinating. But America has glaring faults and sometimes the things they do absolutely terrify me.\n\nThe odd thing is, I love the US almost as much as I love Canada and there's no where else (but New Orleans) in the world that I'd rather live if I'm not living in Canada. I just absolutely hate the direction it's going in. \n\nReligion is gaining far too much power in the country. And that needs to change for it's own good. Or it will no longer be the "land of the free" but the land of the oppressed and hated.\n\nSo how do I feel? I love them. But they terrify me.
563660
i am ashamed that you would abandon your country.  you can stay in Canada.  we dont want people like you here.  hey, 3000+ American civilians were killed just a few years back, dont ya remember?
774472
I'm originally from the US but moved to, and became a permanent resident of, Canada. My reasoning? I met a guy from online face to face.. we got along.. I went to visit him.. we ended up getting married the next year.\n\nLiving in a country that's different from the one you grew up in does take some getting used to, that's for sure. I find myself getting homesick and nostalgic even after having been here for over 4 years.
65291
I don't think they like having people like you from other countries.  They have enough of their own.
988372
WHAT??? And leave such a "cushy Nation" like ours?  Then those people would probably have to WORK for a living!!  Instead of being a whiner while they collect what Government dole they are receiveing and whinning its too little, and not working a day in thier lives :)\n\nI wish you well..\n\nJesse
1173530
sure, just go to ins and tell them you dont want to live in US anymroe.. by all means.. leave
987396
Ok, if someone is willing to pay for me to move to another country and get me set up there, I would gladly move and leave this country behind.  Unfortunately it's not that simple to just get up and leave everything that you know.  Give me a ticket to New Zealand, $160,000US to buy a place to live and time to find work and I'm outta here.  Right now I make just enough to not be in debt and can't even afford a plane ticket across the street, much less to another country.  So tell me to leave, I will when I win the lottery.\n\nI love the person who said it will show up on the day to vote... in case you forgot BUSH LOST HIS FIRST ELECTION... incumbents are almost never kicked out of office despite countless allegations with HARD EVIDENCE OF CORRUPTION such as taking bribes... the vote means nothing in this country... I live in PA, the democratically elected government has been (almost) unanimously declared the most corrupt state government in US history ;-)  and guess how many incumbents were recently re-elected despite everyone in every poll stating they didn't vote for them? ;-)