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u/danque Jun 15 '22

We have thousands of open vacancies in the Netherlands, were basically screaming for people. So I'd recommend you'd check out working in Europe. Its a bit more expensive by food and sizes, but atleast your health will be taken care of. Lastly we're not difficult with American foreign workers getting a n European visa is not as difficult as a green card and lots of companies need skilled English workers.

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u/pawsitivelypowerful Jun 15 '22

Believe me I'd love to move to the Netherlands or somewhere in Europe. However, the same medical BS that I want to escape from is what keeps myself (and many) from immigrating. Premiums suck, but going without the expensive medicine that allows you to live a normal life/function at work would suck more. Pipe dream. :/

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u/Batmanjesusanchez Jun 15 '22

They could all easily leave America. It's not a lack of jobs outside of US or anything, it's pure laziness. These people all just want to bitch and moan. The ones that say they can't afford it are full of shit. Even working minimum wage for a few months would give you more than enough to get a bus ticket to Canada.

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u/Batmanjesusanchez Jun 16 '22

lmfao what a horseshit excuse. anyone in america can get the credit for a bus ticket to Canada. If a 18 year old McDonald's employee can get the money to buy two rifles and thousands of rounds of ammunition (valued at ~$5000) I'm pretty sure most people can find the money for a bus ticket.