Should I move to Taiwan, China, or Japan?

@sonhouse said
I did see those 'crunchy crickets' in Thailand. My Teloc took me to an outdoor food court and there was this bowl of some kind of big black bugs trying to get out of the bowl but sliding back every time. So she reaches in and grabs on, dips it in some sauce and crunches it down.
That was totally unexpected, I'm going mentally O M G🙂
Did you ever hear some of my tunes or did you have trouble finding me if you went there, that is🙂

@KingDavid403 said
Libtards in Canada are just as bad and aggressive as in the US.
Funny; neither has had a January 6th where police officers and others were murdered like with the violent aggressive trumptards.

@sonhouse said
So you figure things are so bad we Americans should consider moving to some other country where maybe people are valued?

@Cliff-Mashburn said
No police officers or anyone else was murdered Jan 6, except for one of the protesters. Stop lying.

@Cliff-Mashburn said
Like China, which is being discussed here?
You really are demented.

@sonhouse said
You are the one talking about China, not me. I lived in Thailand for years and that is as close as I want to be, as great a country as Thailand is, I would not want to live there permanently.

@Arkturos said
On my side from the other side of the planet, it seems that VietNam is popping culturally, but I might die before I ever dared to cross the street. 😉

Japan has both snow and style.

Hong Kong is stifled.

Taiwan is free for now, and has some handsome guys with nice eyebrows.

@sonhouse said
Free for how long? Now that Trump is seen as a weak coward, China HAS to be taking notice and may do the Taiwan invasion even sooner now.
War analysts have said Taiwan will not be a pushover because of the terrain.

As for the PRC, as a meager student of history I'm happy for their successes and hope that they can develop the new while preserving the old.

It was disappointing that the PRC essentially shut down free expression in HK about 25 years before the end of the handover agreement they had with GB -- but on the other hand it's understandable, inasmuch as GB had been one of several foreign invaders.

An unfortunate possible further development is that Cantonese might die out within the next few decades, both locally and in the diaspora.

@Arkturos said
As for the PRC, as a meager student of history I'm happy for their successes and hope that they can develop the new while preserving the old.

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@sonhouse said
You are the one talking about China, not me. I lived in Thailand for years and that is as close as I want to be, as great a country as Thailand is, I would not want to live there permanently.

@Arkturos said
Thank you for your comments, and also for bringing to mind the aspect of living in a healthy environment with good air quality. This also helps me to appreciate my current location (which of course I dare not disclose in this pit of vipers 😉 ).

@Indonesia-Phil said
That's the other thing about Indonesia, it's very big, they'd never find me.....