emigrating to amsterdam

[Echoes]

I've been thinking of this myself for some time. I'd really like to live somewhere where personal growing/possession is legal. I already live in a decriminalized area and sure it's better than what it could be but I still don't want to have to pay tickets and have my property confiscated for simply having a plant. I don't want to have to hide things and triple-check to make sure my tracks are covered. I want to share my hobby openly with those who are educated and interested. The USA allows for great freedom but it seems everyday there are advancements towards restricting or regulating those freedoms and the American people seem to either not care or just seem to be content with giving up their privacy and natural rights. It seems to take nothing less than a two country invasion/occupation to get our political minds going.

Anyway, enough complaining. What we need here is a change in soft drug laws. A "Reefer Revolution" if you would. We need to get the truth out to the misinformed citizens.

 

[HypnotiQ]

Arizona seems like a really sweet place to live. Like in flagstone or something. And it's supposedly not too dry there either. Canada is nice but gets really cold in the winter esp. in this province. Living in the Himalayas would be sweet. I think I'll take a spiritual journey there.

 

[bartender187]

that's funny though, all the Mexicans are trying to illegally enter U.S and the U.S is building walls to keep them out and then Americans want to go and live in Mexico lol.

I guess if you come with money you can live in a mansion but still wouldn't want to live in Mexico. What's so great about Mexico other than having nice beaches.

Explore teh country... you would find out for youself.

valle de bravo
guanojuato
playa del carmen
locals/food

 

[Yummybud]

that's true I've never been there, but I knew a couple of people that have and they did say that there were lots of hot women, nice beaches, food etc.

but what are you going to do in Mexico job wise?

I kind of want to go live in California one day but I probably can't leave Canada ever lol, because I want to become a lawyer and that basicly means you can only work in Canada.

 

[Guest]

but what are you going to do in Mexico job wise?

I'm pretty sure with a master's and being able to speak the language, I'll be able to get a pretty decent job. All I really need financially is enough to pay my bills, and live - I'm not one of those "how much money I have in my wallet is how great my self worth is," kind of guys. There are also alot of countries in South / Central America where these skills would come in handy.

 

[Yummybud]

^ oh ok makes sense. I though you're going to go to Mexico and start picking fruit for 12 hours a day lol and live in some ghetto.

 

[Guest]

There are places like that down there, but they also have some metropolitan areas where a good living can be earned... Plus, don't forget all of the American tourists, I doubt I'd miss home much.

 

[redrider]

Try Colombia

Try Colombia

Just a thought.

 

[Guest]

Yeah columbia is good for extended vacation. You can get a pound of Good shit from seeds you reconize for around $400!! Those growers down there got it going on! Just name a popular strain and some one is growing it. You have to watch out for kidnappers though. Get a body guard.

 

[Guest]

Yummy never put down another person's country, especially if you have never been there.

Like me saying, who the hell would want to go to canada except for...oh wait nothing?

 

[Brian1975]

Alaskan crab fishing. Live away from mass amounts of people. MAke good dollars and grow weed. Lots of good sport fishing as well. If I was still a healthy man, I would go. Have done harder work, not quite as dangerous, but harder.