Why I Left America | I Was Done When This Happened! Blaxit Storytime
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- 2014 was the year I’d had enough! Because of this incident… I was determined to leave the states and live my expat dream life once and for all.
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I want to leave the US but finding somewhere where the cost of living is lower and there is a medical facility that is familiar with rare diseases is what I'm looking for. How much do you have to have saved to go?
That answer varies. It depends on your lifestyle and how you want to live. America is one of the worst countries to be in… if you have medical problems. Medical procedures and medicine costs a lot less in other countries. And doctors actually care for their patients. 😊
Consider Malaysia. It's super cheap and very first world. Kuala Lumper is nicer than any city in the USA.
@@jehbuhdieyaspringfield7290 very friendly, even if you’re not Muslim. But they do expect you to respect their culture/religion and modesty.
@@findingmaitribe; You did the Right thing by leaving America. The human life is So undervalued here!! We are worth NOTHING to our government. It was a hard pill to swallow when I realized that. We are just a number to MAKE THEM MONEY!! We are Not even considered HUMANS. I came to that realization last year when dealing with hospitals, and doctors, and nurses; institutions here in the USA. Institutions and governments, and the entire SYSTEM just uses citizens as a thing, ownership of slaves, that they can CONTROL, SELL, and manipulate as they Wish.
@@findingmaitribehello Gorgeous ❤ you are so beautiful…
In the USA every thing is a rush . We rush to eat . To sleep. Rush to work… and if that’s not enough, now we can’t even afford housing .some people make only 1600 month but their rent is 1200-2000 month. It’s crazy here.
Correct, and I always say that there is an ATTACK on the individual by using anything that resembles an institution and a business in Society to use it against the individual; like landlords. How Come Landlords, hospitals, schools, and institutions of any kind Can and will Destroy Your Reputation as they please; hence "Credit Scores", and they Can and will destroy your Record with anything they want to put in your record freely and without any consequences to them; but As an individual, you are faced with the Consequences of their actions, but there is NOTHING that you can DO to protect yourself from their actions against You that it was done intentionally to destroy You.
Respectfully ma'am, you're still beautiful. Really appreciate the information
@angelastewart9497..... the USA that you described is the "On The Grid USA". There are over 100,000 towns, etc in the USA where people don't rush. Places like Bangor, Maine - Billings, Montana - or any RURAL areas of the USA.
That’s my life right now everything you said.. is what I’m dealing with right now.. 😢🙏🏽
@@SneakerHead-n7f You need a Break. If you can Save Up Some Money, or have Some SAVINGS from before. And you can Do Something Online for 6 months. I suggest to Go to Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia. It's a Country right Next to Singapore. It's SAFE, Affordable, Peaceful. And the people are nice; Not everyone, but a Great majority of the People are Really Nice and some Speak English. You Can Get an Apartment either Via Airbnb, or locally once there for about $400-$500 a month, and that's a LOT, Some Smaller Apartments don't even reach to $400. The public transportation is Great and there are tons of malls and activities you can Do. The Weather is Hot all Year Round and about the same, Not many changes in the Weather. The Apartments include EVERYTHING. Rent, Water, Electricity, Air Conditioner. And Some Buildings have Infinity Pools & Gardens. One guy went there and used an Airbnb for 6 months, and found a way to set up a Small Business there (Very Small) He asked the AIRBNB host if he could Rent from her for Another Year and just PAID Six months at a time! You have to leave for few days, and then Come Back to Malaysia for 3 more months. But most people Go to Singapore on a Bus. You NEED Your Passport. Your American passport will Grant You 90 Days and then you have to leave to Singapore for 5 - 8 Days and Come Back and they will Grant You Another 90 Days. But it's WORTH IT. A lot of people there Who Run Airbnb Apartments, They Love it when YOU RENT IT for 3 - 6 Months!!! They Are NOT fussy like Americans, They Just Want the Money, and the feel it's Better for them to Not have to Clean it ever few days when a tourist leaves. You Can Teach English in Malaysia or Vietnam. Life is Affordable. In Malaysia they struggle with the English language but you'll Get by with English, they try hard to Help You, the people are Nice. The way of LIFE is Relaxed. Everything is Affordable.
I can’t stand it here , been back a year and been depressed everyday since , I didn’t know you could be depressed that long . I had to come back for a short time , I will be leaving soon and I am looking forward to never turning back . Anyone want to see me will have to come to Mexico . I have been writing a journal so I have it to come back to , to remember how much hardship and pain it was for me being in the states . I use to forget lol , and start missing people that don’t miss me . Live for you and yours ❤
Many of us hate it here. Feels like we're trapped and can't escape fast enough!
I hope you will be happy.
It will be much worse when they install the orange clown.
Life is too short! Go where you are treated the best! Even if it means living the land of your birth.
Congratulations on your move out of America. It's important that we especially black people understand that the world has more to offer than just the US. Im definitely living a better life abroad.
the US is not a bad country, but it is not the "best" or the only "place to be".
@@ekesandras1481 The problem is the fast pace of the deterioration of the American Society; individuals feel defeated and suffocated. ALL for the benefit of the Corporation. And everything that makes us HUMAN, or that We need for a Dignified human life, has been turned against us or used as a Weapon against us; Motherhood, Housing, Education, and Health.
I’m from Australia and I think it’s important to move tbh. It gives you a fresh start! Europe is for me 100%, it’s less about your objects but more about quality of life. Your physical and mental health being healthy is more important than all the money in the world.
Absolutely 💯!
Someone pointed gun at me here in LA for no reason while I was strapped to driver’s seat waiting for a green light. Utter helplessness, my life flashed before my eyes thinking that’s it, this is when your life ends. I hated the corporate grind, the bad overpriced food that gradually gave me Crohn’s disease, the unbearable social anxiety, the fast pace of life and unhealthy consumerism, the toxic politics, the people being on edge all the time. But this one incident was the last straw I quit my job and next week I am flying to Europe, where I belong. USA is CRAZY place! (and not in a good way) Btw your dog is adorable!❤️
Don't forget to check out the Mediterranean coasts of Spain & France if you can.
Go to Selangor, Malaysia, you'll LOVE IT THERE. You don't NEED as much MONEY to live there as you Do where you are Now. So your Savings will Go a looong way, but Also you can find Something to Do Online (Work) or Teach English there. Malaysia is Nice, especially in Shah Alam, Selangor (the State), Malaysia - LIFE is Affordable, public transportation is NICE & CHEAP, and you'll feel SAFE. Rent is Affordable, and you can Rent an Airbnb for 3 - 6 months. The buildings are Nice, the people are Nice and Relaxed, the Weather is Hot and Beautiful. The landscape is Beautiful. The Public Transit is CLEAN, reliable and Cheap and much better than LA. You need a US Passport for 90 Days, and then leave to a nearby country, which is CHEAP to do that, and then come back to Malaysia for Another 90 Days. If you can Set Up a Very Small Business there, for which they give you a business license, You can always Request an Extension of your stay in Malaysia for another Year or Two - and you'll LOVE IT THERE. Everything is WAY more Affordable.
I'm glad I am across your channel. I have a gut feeling that this move, for me, is tied to my peace. America is becoming unbearable. I love America; things are getting terrible.
#1 reason that makes me want to flee is the crime,homeless, and trash every where.
#2 identity politics, and corruption.
#3 the technocracy
Absolutely!! ✈
Crime gun control homeless corrupt leaders Racism.
Now project 2025 is Trump goal. Its scary.
What is technocracy?
#1 Crime, homeless and trash? You must be in California. You could always move to Liberia, which is a country formed by former US slaves. #2 Identity Politics and Corruption. You are right, because that is just the same thing mentioned twice. #3 Tech... we are all being surveiled and we will soon experience a crash of our Civilization. How soon? We don't know. There will be a trigger event...
Gotta love that NJ accent!
Respectfully
Indeed! Jersey in the house 😂
Yes lol. “Mutha…wife…travel-uh” 😂 I love it.
It's always been a dream of mine to lve abroad. For me, it's spiritually connected. I had a testifiable moment abroad and in the end, I realized there's just so many beautiful places God has created. Why not explore and discover paradise beyond the confines of where you are.
I been having this same conversation with family and friends. God created to much on this earth to just stay confined to one place and not explore.
I was standing outside at 9am with my dog and my bike in FRONT OF my home. A lady drove up in a black car got out on the phone and said “excuse me is this your dog.” After ignoring her she immediately said into the phone “there is a dog out here abandoned.” She then continued saying there is a guy out here and he is hitting me and punching me. I simply walked away. And before I could get a block down the sidewalk I’m surrounded by police. And that’s when I knew I would no longer allow the abuse. I am not American. I’ve been gone for 7 months now and I’m never going back.
You look amazing in Paris!!! 🎉❤😊 I’m also in NJ! I’m so glad to connect with others who understand about other countries being better in many ways!
I will share this about me with you Ronnie:
I'm in my early 60's. I was born into this "lifestyle". My highly educated (BA/MA), Black single mother got fed up with the U.S. in *1968,* during that particular period of "Civil Rights". She packed herself, and her only child (me) up, and we moved from Los Angeles to Recife, Brazil. I was in the 5th grade. It wasn't as spontaneous as that, as she planned it out and had a job setup as a counselor at the American school there.
We lived on the Boa Viagem, across from the beach for almost 3 years. She made it a point to travel around that area, so we visited (by bus) areas North like Fortaleza, down to Bahia. We toured massive sugar cane plantations West of Recife. Traveled a small part of the Amazon by boat. She met a Portuguese gent, and then we moved to ... Portugal in late 1970. His job then took us to Kenya for a bit. I have 3 citizenships as a result of just that time.
Ultimately we came back to the U.S. in time for me to go to High School.
The short of it is I have been to 77 Countries and have lived in 4 for at least more than a year. Since about 15 years ago, we maintain residences in Johor Malaysia and Tangier Morocco, as well as our home in the U.S. All of this to illustrate my experience to ask you a question: You're young, and Assuming you have family in the States - perhaps parents - have you pondered what your plan will be if your aging family members in the States require care, if they are unable to care for themselves?
I love your question. My situation is different from many...so that's not something I have to deal with now or in the future.
My dad was done after he got out of the Air Force in '68 due to the hostile reception he received upon his return. 1968 was a turbulent year, not unlike 2024. We moved overseas to Africa fof 10+ years. I'm in the Philippines now because the US is becoming unliveable. Ill always go back for family and friends, but I own no real estate there anymore.
I think that Johannesburg, South Africa 🇿🇦 is a better fit for me. Thank you for this advice. 🥹
Life expectancy in Japan is 85yrs, Israel 83yrs, United States 80yrs, Mexico 75yrs, North Korea 74yrs, Iraq 72yrs, Ghana 64yrs, Uganda 63yrs and South Africa 63yrs….
@@JoannA-sweetly idc. I want to move somewhere where I am the majority not a minority.
@@vienicestyles But you want quality & quantity….
@@JoannA-sweetly I can tell that you’ve never been to Johannesburg, South Africa so I’ll forgive for your ignorant comment. I however been and I will live there because it’s a good fit myself and all BP in Amerikkka. Period.
@@vienicestyles thank you, so many BP straight ignorant to the propaganda. South Africa is amazing I am so proud of the tribes there that came together and reclaimed their beautiful country.
I live in Toms River NJ and my rent just went up to $1500 a month for a crappy 1 bedroom apartment and I only make $40,000 per year. I hate living in NJ and I’m considering moving out of this state
go to split, croatia. looks like the boardwalk but with mountains. get the visa. though tourist season is gonna be hella annoying.
So glad that I found your channel. I'm actively looking for great schools to work in again in China. I can hardly wait to start again in the Fall. The recruiters are calling me left and right. I love it! Being a teacher abroad is a dream come true.
Absolutely 😁!!! You can teach... learn a new language... and live in luxury🌟! 非常好！🇨🇳
@@findingmaitribe That's right! I've taught in Europe and Asia and am looking forward to doing it again. I also house sit like you. Our first int'l house sit was in London and it was fabulous!.
After George Floyd, I knew I had to leave Amerikkka. My grandmother told me never stay somewhere you’re not wanted and don’t over stay your welcome. BP have experienced both of these things. It’s time to go.
vienicestyles : Believe me, it will get worse if they elect that clown, come November.
@@marleyite Yep! I agree with you! Kamala has got to go!
@@vienicestyles 🙂🙂
America is so isolationist which is not a good thing for a super power country. We need to know more about the world overall.
Absolutely!
Just subbed. I’m a blk man, 44, single, 100%VA and from California. Currently living in Mar del Plata, Buenos Aires.
Even worse, ppl are relaxing (abroad) as stateside goes to sh!t. It’s cheaper abroad. No feet on our shoulders abroad. We’re appreciated abroad. No feminism outside the west. …yeah. Ppl (who are able) are smiling as it all collapses. Especially passport holders.
Love this video and you are telling absolute truth I’m so sick of the United States overpriced everything chemicals in all the food we eat in the next two years I’m trying to move to well I will be moving to Bangkok Thailand 🙏🏼
I want to leave but I need to find a job online so I can take care of myself. Any recommendations?
Great video!
The crime, the violence, the hatred, the lawlessness,the politics..I finally said “IM DONE”
I feel like this country (I’m from California) is Turning 3rd world. I can’t!
Just Rented our homes out, sold everything we own in America and bought 1 way tickets to Thailand. 46 days, 8hrs and 32mins…the countdown is real!
Best of luck on all your adventures!
Like U I have traveled to many countries & I too will move from US also b/c I was treated like a Martian who just landed when looking for a job - main problem in the US is lack of recognition
I'm behond done I'm ready to leave know
Im leaving the usa in 2 years im tired of the system here.
Don't Wait Two Years; if I would be You; I would Leave in Jan 2025.
Ure Right
Have not moved yet but have a couple yrs of college left, speak 4 languages and have my pick of what country to go to. For me it was just honestly not feeling a sense of home here. I love different cultures and wish for a different life elsewhere. It's expensive here. I hate the credit system. I will be traveling in the next couple yrs and will decide then although my sites are on Japan. But America just is not it in terms of a joyful life for me anyways .
Many incidents contributed to my breaking point. Ongoing gun violence and racism are at the top of my list.
Racism is in Europe , Australia , the baltics, Scandinavia Africa . You can live in AMERICA. JUST LIVE WITHIN YOUR MEANS , STOP OVERDOING
get it sista, wish you all the best!
Thanks so much 😊!
Great Information. I am seriously looking to leave the US ASAP, looking up the teach English companies you provided now. I'm also from NY living in Phoenix now.
Shout out to you sister.
Glad you said the US.. since America includes so many other countries.. North and South America are vast continents. So many say America and in most cases they are really speaking about the United States which is a country on the North American Continent. Glad you made a positive move to help yourself. I grew up in NY, but originally from Trinidad (which is also part of America) living in NC for the past 25+ years. I've traveled abroad and I would love to live somewhere else one day outside of the US. Best of luck in your new home!!!!
Thank you for posting! I found your channel for a reason! I hope I can learn some quality things from here and get some travel experience
I wish more BP would travel abroad. If they did, they would discover that the U.S. ain’t it.
I was raised in Newark Nj, lived there for over 40yrs. Moved to the south. I really miss your accent. I also lived out of the country for two years. It has put t desire to get out of here. Not sure exactly where but I'm focused on Africa or the Middle East
Travelling makes SENSE! I'LL CONTACT YOU! So, AMERICA is NOT everything! Alex, from Sierra Leone! Thanks!
Awesome! Enjoy your life to max!
Im working on my way out GOING to South America in November.
I’ve lived in Australia for 25 years now!!! Dual citizenship now and I’m only going back to visit friends.
Nice!! What part of Australia do you live in?
@@findingmaitribe Mt Martha on the Mornington Peninsula. Victoria
Good for you, we like it here in the states.
lol even the people that worship the states are tired of it
When I visited Paris, I was targeted as a migrant, and almost deported.
Tahiti sounds great right now.
Im happy for you and also a part of me wants to leave the USA and just like you did plus the culture here in the US is garbage especially relationships the relationship status here in the United States is a disaster it so Trash
Your accent cracks me up. I'm not sure I've ever heard a Black woman sound so Jersey Shore. I don't mean that pejoratively, just descriptively.
as a us citizen how long u would stay outside....Rent before corona was 1150 for 2 bedroom now 3200 for 2 bedroom..
I'll be retiring at 57 years old and likely moving to Vegas to live out the rest of my life as a gentleman of leisure and forecaster of sporting events. I'm single, never married no kids and own my own monastery with several chariots. I will continue making moves in the stock market for long term gains and leveraging my knowledge of sports for instant, tax free income. Good day..
I’m in north jersey as well and I’m pretty much done.. too crowded too expensive too stressful and I no longer feel safe at all and poor quality of life…I’m planning to leave next summer. Have to tie up some loose ends and I would like to. Is it the country I’m thinking about a few times first before I take the leap’
I really enjoyed this video.
Also.. you have a nice
accent.
Are you kidding? Low wages, exhorbitant health costs, poor work culture, gun violence, should I go on?
Not every United States citizen can afford to emigrate to another country because they don’t have the money; I’m one of those United States citizens!
High taxes, GMO food, and 'crazy' law enforcement...I'm 60yrs old, my family has been in the US since 1742...
But I know one thing, everything is relative to perspective, we all have to find our place. Not perfect, but perfect for us.
Man that east coast accent lives Skrong in you! 😂
I will be moving back to Ghana for a little while unless change for me here in the next 9 days. I am getting myself geared up to return to Ghana and build my business there. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Are you pet sitting in someone else’s home and if so, is it appropriate for you to be video taping while doing so in their home?
I’m wanting to move to the UK from Ohio in the fall of 2025 . My question is how hard was it to go through the visa , passport process and was it very expensive to move overseas ?
Be careful, the UK now has some new laws that can jail you for saying the wrong things in public...however, I wish you well in finding your niche...and educate yourself on American tax ramifications of moving overseas-especially reporting...The U.S. is one of the only countries that taxes money made anywhere in the world, simply because you're a citizen of the U.S....many people who have lived/worked in Europe have had to expatriate due to the tax situation.
Great question! The visa process was not easy... and it was long. I'll make a video on it.
May God bless you...travel and learn....
I had a stroke 2021 n now I'm on SSDI so I'll be out for a while
Come to south Africa you will enjoy visiting Africa.
@@warrentilley1210 That's where I'm going next ✈️🌍😁
@@findingmaitribe Get in touch with Mark Blanton who runs the real south africa travel and tourism.
Ive never felt welcome in my birthplace. Im wirking on becoming a digital nomad in Vancouver.
What made you choose Australia?
What country did you move to and why that country ?
Australia. The plan was to move there and see how that fit. My husband is Australian.
Good luck
Yea. Nightmare country
The USA can’t be worse than any of the other countries because there are millions of people who want to live here legally and illegally.
Come to Luderitz Namibia. Kharas region and come and work here in Luderitz,, Namibia
Why you left the United States. Why you left America is too vague, there are 35 countries in America.
There's things about America that need to change, don't ya know?
Liked the video.
Anybody can pick up and leave, but do you know how to make a home for yourself wherever you are? I lost my family at 10 and was put in a group home in Albany, NY, at 13 in 1979. I had my little room and a shortwave radio, and I strung the antenna through the length of the attic (I still have no idea how I got that one past the staff 🤣). I currently have a 375 sq ft apartment in Los Angeles for $1000. I have a black-and-white and color photographic darkroom, office, wood workshop, and living room all in this space. I have just 3 years working before I can retire on $5K a month from my California pensions. If I had run to Europe in 1991 after my German girlfriend or to Canada in 2007 for teaching or 2017 after a corporate divorce or Montenegro in 2024 because I can, my $5K pension would be off the table. If I do retire to Eastern Europe to take advantage of what it offers, I'll have resources and the experience of knowing how to make a home and knowing how to stay and fight. What I'm saying is: DON'T RUN.
Melanin is from the earth. We can survive and thrive anywhere the light touches.
They speak english in Australia
Is this AI? The camera (or something) is doing weird glitchy stuff around the narrator.
Blame the Democrats!
Funny I thought Regan was a republican 🙄
Been forever since we last talked glad you got out of aussie land
You need a PHd to teach at the college level.
No. You can teach college with a Master’s degree.
You will get a nice job in Namibia
Yes, exposure means everything when it comes to mind expansion and this can't ever be taught in schools becuz it's not available.
🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸✊ congratulations hope you do good and whatever country you’re living and I hope things work out for you. USA. to me it’s still number one
Many of my Southeast Asia friends that lives in Australia faced racism and prejudice…not a happy island
You seem like a nice person, so I say this respectfully: If you left the US for Australia, you hopped out the frying pan into the fire.
You can do even better than Australia. WAY better. Keep traveling, sister.
Lol! I feel you! This is NOT the final destination 🤣! Working on that now.
Contact Ms Muriel construction properties developer company in Luderitz. Come to Luderitz Namibia... We can go into partnership in Luderitz,,,
You can come back to the United States, I think Kamala will win, I'm voting for Robert Kennedy
You’re voting for the bear killer & vaccine denier?😂
@@maltlickytexas it's better than Trump lol
@@BEACHDUDE71 🤦♂️
I’m voting for Kennedy too, Kamala running for president is all about identity politics and I don’t think she can fix this economy 😂
@@joannaalexander1006 Ok, Comrade.😂
Bye! 👋
Australia is a socialist country. Like Amy countries in Europe and Asia. USA 🇺🇸 North America is best country to live where people can work and reach their dreams, there are many reasons people from different countries looks for USA to be first destination and that has to be with freedom and liberties and higher paying jobs that can’t find in socialist country
Socialism is not bad. Providing your citizens with affordable housing, healthcare, and college is not bad. I repeat, socialism is not evil! A system that privatizes these essentials to the point where it's unaffordable for most citizens however...
You are talking nonsense
I’m moving to the US eventually from Canada.