Planning on bugging out in Mexico this winter

Mi amiga, la bola mágica ocho dice que vas a morir


j/k

enjoy. stay safe

Last Edited by Ima Pseudonym on 11/18/2020 08:34 PM

chingatumaga

“My friend, the magic eight ball says you’re going to die”

Look, I read it in Spanish. There’s a win

dont think your kids will fit in at school.

I'm sorry, you seem like a nice lady, but that's about the stupidest thing I've ever, ever read on GLP. You do know the murder rate in Mexico is literally more than some countries at war?

Also, I used to live on the border, and I can tell you it's like the wild, wild west. I can also tell you from personal experience, overall, the majority of people just plain don't like gringos (white people).

I understand you have a really, super retarded president there, who wants to let the Chinese in, so I don't blame you for leaving, but you're literally talking about going from the pot to the frying pan here.

We’re home schooling this year, covid blues

I have been to Mexico 15 times in the last 10 years. My take on it is, it’s a big country with very diverse areas, people, situations. Canada is quickly descending into communism and I’m not sure I want to see how it plans out.

Watch out for the mounted police.
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I would take my chances in Mexico, for many reasons.

That is going from bad to worse.

Think about Kentucky.

Asmart conserative Christian would thrive in rural western Kentucky.

I am a white guy that immigrated to Mexico 14 years ago. NEVER have had a problem here.

I am not beheaded, never been shot at etc. Never had anything stolen in all this time.

I love it.

Stay home, Mexico is hot, dirty, smells and is full of parasites and smelly sweaty women with horrible skid marks. It's not what you think.

I’ve never heard that it’s overly easy for Canadians to move to America

I'll bet you you would like it here. You probably would miss winter though. You can grow food from March 1 through the November 30. Livestock does well here. Hunting and fishing is great here. Population density is low.

Your neighbors would like you. Your kids would fit in. Atleast visit and look at some land and see what the requirements are.

It doesn't get bitter cold and we might have six inches of snow twice at most, with it melting off mostly in days.

The ground is fertile. Most people have gardens and can their own produce.

Liberals should not move here though.

You can open carry here and there is no registration. They ended licenses for concealed carry.

The public schools have been full of Democrats since the sixties, but many are ardent Christians. I would recommend you home school.

A big issue in Mexico is kidnapping folks for ransom and people ended up deadand pretty girls forced into prostitution by being sent across the border by coyotes.

Seems foolhearty to go from stablity to chaos in Mexico under corruption so bad that the people have bad wells with foul water and controlled by the drug cartels.

Fuck that place. If you don’t get robbed by the police you will at least get dysentery and never be well again.

Cheap coke and weed, don't need a script for the pharmacy, cheap cost of living. Id take Mexico over Amerikia any day!

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and check out the TDVsummit.com they will be talking about moving to different places in the world..

Yeah? Go to Mexico to get prescriptions and then live peacefully in Kentucky. The population is so low in some parts that nobody will be all up in your business.

Out of the frying pan riiiiight into the fire!

Where I live in the country is 63 degrees F during the day (17.2 C) and right this second it's 44 degrees F at night (6.7 C)

It’s crazy down there. Be careful.

I hope you’re not bringing young kids down there.

Here we are days befor Thanksgving and it's like springtime. It's pretty fall weather.

We do not have droughts here. There is woodlands and meadows and hills.

There are places in western Kentucky that are like Mayberry. It is like the early seventies never ended.

It was 73 today in Denver. Colorado has the best weather with no natural disasters.