Noooooooo!!!
Let’s not be too hasty, folks!
No no, don’t come here. It’s incredibly dangerous.
Yeah, I’m gonna need to see at minimum a new president, and some major changes to ICE before I even consider it. It’s still very much the Wild West down there, as far as I’m concerned.
Just because your ex manages to put the bottle down for a whole day doesn’t mean they’re not going to be a drunken trainwreck tomorrow.
~ citizen of both countries.
Sigh of relief, but I will still let Dems cook some more before I even consider it.
I’ve only said the next time I go for fun, is to attend a party that happens after a particular bucket-kicking…
Take it from someone with a foot in each country, do NOT travel to the US. There’s nothing there worth the risk, and anything federal (like border agents) is still under the purview of the fascist regime. Hell, I’m not even allowed to renew my US passport as a CITIZEN (yet they still demand taxes each year)
Continue the boycott until the fascist regime has repaid their debt. That includes everyone from Head Honcho to the boots on the ground and the controlled opposition.
The president will just take credit for it.
Nah man they fucked it up real good. It will take at least a generation and them really getting their act together before I even consider visiting that fascist shithole of a country.
Hope: that was Obama’s thing. The current president inspires nothing, except perhaps disgust.
I won’t be traveling to the US until the country is properly united again, and that won’t happen under the present “leader.” The incoming Democrats will have to work hard just to stop the slide, and perhaps make some progress beyond that. I wish them well.
In a decade or two, the country *may *be on a better trajectory. We’ll wait and see.
“Travel experts”
“Real estate agents say today is the best time to buy!”
Stay out. We’re still renovating down here.
Renovictions aren’t legal.
Maybe, but remember the numbers go up in winter when the people with money go to warmer places. Will it ever return to normal? Hopefully not!
May I suggest Costa Rica?
Mexico should be warmer and our money would go further. And as a neat little bonus, their government doesn’t threaten us with annexation on a regular basis.
And good news, they’re joining the 20th century and socializing their medical field, meaning travel insurance prices will go down massively (or might not even be needed). Compared to the US where Canadians (are heavily) advised to carry expensive insurance the premiums of which can cost as much as the entire trip.





