Americans: If you had to move to one of these other Anglo nations, which would you choose? (2015, hotels)
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I chose Canada because it is the closest to US for travel to visit family & friends by car if need be.
If family or friends were not in the equation I'd choose the UK
It's also to do with cultural familarity, the gold coast being a lot warmer than some of the other options, whilst areas like Surfers Paradise have a lot of beach culture like parts of California and other warm coastal areas.
Yes. An alternative lifestyler in Northern California would most likely have more in common with a fellow alternative lifestyler in northern NSW than either do with someone from a more conservative rural/farming community in central Qld or Kansas.
I would rather not be a subject of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II.
Australians and Canadians are no more subject to the Queen's actions than Americans are required to pledge to submit to the edicts of a religious theocracy ("One nation under God").
The UK is different, as there the Queen actually does have a degree of power and authority and plays a more active role in government.
I would rather not be a subject of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II.
You'll have to pardon the guffaws from all the other commonwealth nations who would ALL agree, actually being a subject of Queen Elizabeth would be 12 levels of improvement over who you're presently a "subject" of.
Australians and Canadians are no more subject to the Queen's actions than Americans are required to pledge to submit to the edicts of a religious theocracy ("One nation under God").
The UK is different, as there the Queen actually does have a degree of power and authority and plays a more active role in government.
No she really, she doesn't. I would be interested to see the last time the Queen actually 'played an active role in government', and by that I mean REALLY 'played an active role in government'.
lol at Canadians creating accounts and voting themselves.
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