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Moving to somewhere where kids are affordable and business is easier to start without all the bureaucratic red tape and fees is probably the right answer.
It sounds crazy but that place does not feel like the US these days.
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Will you pay for everone's moving van's and fees and gas?
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To square tokio.
This mindset is exactly what creates many of the challenges we face. If one chooses to do move (or stay) they must realize the consequences that come with their choice. We must ride the idea that someone else should always be responsible for our actions.
You've obviously never had "choice" taken away from you by force or life.
Your absolutist view is infantile. Probably entitled and hyperpartisan too.
Actually quite opposite. Thanks for the assumption though.
Having to make forced decisions without what feels like a real choice has a way of changing your perspective on life.
Sorry to have hit a hot button for you.
You've never been almost beaten to death. That was not a choice.
The hospital didnt know who Inwas and didn't have my insurance and until I woke up Inwas taken care of by choice with people that had empathy.
I had insurance but before that came in you would have me die because, social programs?
May life treat you as you see it, Sir.
Sorry to hear that happened to you, and Iām glad you survived/were taken care of.
That makes the angle of your views make sense as well. š for the best for you on a go forward.