Obama's re-elected? I'm moving to Australia!

[Nekojin]

I'll consider moving when government actions (from either side of the political divide) start directly affecting my ability to live, work, and pursue happiness. I'm not going to move over some hand-wavy panic caused by an election.

[Panacea]

I think this photo sums it up pretty well

:roflmao: I love it!

I doubt these sore losers could find either Australia or Canada on a map. Hell I doubt they could find their *own* country on a map

Given that these types are not the finest products of our rather bad public education system, this would not surprise me at all.

I think Canadalandialand has more gun control, right?

Rapscallion

It does Which is the really funny part.

I'll consider moving when government actions (from either side of the political divide) start directly affecting my ability to live, work, and pursue happiness. I'm not going to move over some hand-wavy panic caused by an election.

This. So this. What these nut jobs (and yes, the liberal ones when the tables are turned) don't realize is for all its flaws, the US is a pretty good place to live. I'm sure Australia or Canada would be just fine places to live (though Canada is too cold most of the year for my taste), but I see little need to give up what I have here (friends, job, house, family, contacts) just to move to another country that offers a government that, for all practical purposes, is no better or worse than the one I'd be leaving.

Yes, liberals did make that noise when Bush was elected. A good friend of mine made similar noise to move to New Zealand if McCain won in 2008. But it's no where near as ridiculous as the idea of US conservatives moving to a country that has exactly what they complain Obama wants to offer here.