It's still relatively close to 'home'

depends in what way, but in this one : for sure

So I could visit parents and such

Id' recommend something like Bohemia in that region. If you like your socialism: Slovenia

I like Slovenia for the women tbh

kek

Imagine being such a Colossal piece of shit that you call officers that know their jobs would be in danger if they did anything 'Pussies' when you know good and fucking well if they reacted or arrested the individuals he'd call for them to lose their jobs

http://dlvr.it/R9pbr8

Romania is prolly ur choice if u like muh laissez faire

I don't overly care for it

on the poorer side, but as a brit with some capital it's the best place to start a business

As long as the wages are good and the services / products are cheap

Anything North of the Carpathian is kinda scary because of Russia

Lmao yeah

Russia wouldn't be too bad either

Russia is hard to get in

Is it?

ye

long term is hard

Might be something to try for tbh

Not sure

plus you will legit have to get a local prince to be your protector there

s'like Ukraine

it's very much an oligarchic system

the rest of E Europe MUCH less so

Hmm

I can see why that's a little annoying

It's just something you have to deal with on top of everything else

additional micromanagement

Making it even harder, yeah

plus it kinda just feels bad when u want to send ur kid to uni and just know u'll have to bribe someone for him to get in, you know

LOL

Yeah that would be pretty shit

das how Ukraine is

Though, it might have more opportunities

Money gets you where you want

absolutely

if ur a rich @Capitalist I;d say go there

but then the gov might have an eye on u

which is another problem

Yeah

The government doesn't play by the rules