At least in the lines those separating bars bars are one of the last forms of segregation still around

What's the point anyway. There's no community left. The boomers have nothing to pass on to me. Just let em have it.....

@Charlemagne I do advise people to move if they are unhappy where they are. If you're homeland means a lot to you, you could go to a different part of the same state. It's not really fleeing (which is what I did, TBH). It's investing you're effort somewhere that deserves it.

Plan on moving eventually

If I move states it's 100% going to be Colorado or Wyoming or that area

I moved out of Toronto almost a year ago. It was the best decision I ever made.

Weirdly enough I get a lot of "stand your ground" opposition when I bring up how virutally everyone in urban Schleswig Holstein is politically broken, socially attrocious

They say stuff like should just change the people around me as if that works lol

I wish I could just push a button like that

I was actually 100% going to leave but then I watched Gods and Generals and it maybe me feel differently about it

Sorry about that. Lol!

For me, Toronto as it exists today doesn't bear any resemblance to anything I hold of value. A place is only a homeland if you feel a connection to it. If you feel like you don't belong there, it isn't the place for you.

It's really just name only at this point.

are any of you considering moving back to Europe?

No, that's not my place

Already here

@Kleft I have considered it.

I grew up around the Gettysburg area, I’ve gone to the site many times, and I watched Gettysburg when I was young. When I grew older, I volunteered as a tour guide for my local historical society’s museum. I have roots, this land is my home, and it is an atrocity that my home town is being replaced with Mexicans

ye i'm talking about americans

There's really no place in Europe where I really belong. Also feels too much like running away.

I've heard a lot of Germans move to Canada for some reason

I love the idea of having a homeland of my own, but I can't really say I feel like Canada as it exists today is my homeland. I don't feel connected to it in any real sense. I lived the first 24 years of my life in a globalized progressive city which could have existed anywhere on earth. And the reality is that Canada as it existed prior to 1965 will cease to exist (if it hasn't already). But I'm not black pilled. Rather than lament something that's gone, I want to be part of creating something new that will exist into the future.

Actual nationalism as movement (even of pety variety) doesn't exist in Poland. It's one half of civ nats and other neocons.

Just saying

That's a pretty good way of going about life

Yeah Poland seems like it's just a few years behind but on the same trajectory as the rest

Yup

@Charlemagne white flight to the moon my dude. soon we will have the power

Current ruling party is nothing more then CDU that actually can act the conservative bit.

The German chancellor in the 90s (smae party as Merkel and actually her mentor) at some point suggested reducing the number of Turks in Germany by 50%

Also Orban and Salvini are not as based as many people think

They're very much fans of a certain tribal state

@Mr. Nessel as all civ nats and cons

I think I am feeling down today because I've been self quarantined for like a week not going outside and the first time info anywhere again it's just the same old shit.

@Charlemagne you are sick?

Not anymore

i dont really want to move to europe

culture shock plus i think the U.S has way better precedents for religious liberty and home schooling than europe

also im American

i live in the midwest

i like it enough