A plan to annex Canada, Greenland, and Australia

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VonBonfire said:
Small house+big acreage>big house+small lot

Can't have bonfires or do donuts on your dirtbike or shoot guns or crank my twin in town all night either. City living sucks for the most part. So does the cost. The more I can live off stuff that exists outside my back door, the happier I am. I just need a nice creek or good spring.
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I could move out to a large property if I wanted. There is more to maintain as you get older though. I may or may not in the future. I haven't decided.
 
japetus said:
We share a lot but there are still vast differences.
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The biggest difference is you've been brainwashed into thinking the US Constitution is some sort of holy book. I don't agree with all of it or think it has created a better country. The US is more stratified than here. Not sure that is good. Creates unrest. Governments are meant to fund things that free enterprise would find hard to handle. We do a better job of that and still have a market economy without being highly socialist.
 
Thumbpicker said:
The biggest difference is you've been brainwashed into thinking the US Constitution is some sort of holy book. I don't agree with all of it or think it has created a better country. The US is more stratified than here. Not sure that is good. Creates unrest.
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Yet their leader ignores the Constitution...
 
Thumbpicker said:
I could move out to a large property if I wanted. There is more to maintain as you get older though. I may or may not in the future. I haven't decided.
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When you guys become part of the US I plan to spend US winters down there on the back side of the pancake in walkabout creek. We can find adjoining acreage, I'll help you maintain your place and we can argue about whether American Americans or Australian-Americans are better and smoke Kangaroos and stuff while we're working. :LOL:
 
Thumbpicker said:
The biggest difference is you've been brainwashed into thinking the US Constitution is some sort of holy book. I don't agree with all of it or think it has created a better country. The US is more stratified than here. Not sure that is good. Creates unrest. Governments are meant to fund things that free enterprise would find hard to handle. We do a better job of that and still have a market economy without being highly socialist.
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:rolleyes:
 
VonBonfire said:
When you guys become part of the US I plan to spend US winters down there on the back side of the pancake in walkabout creek. We can find adjoining acreage, I'll help you maintain your place and we can argue about whether American Americans or Australian-Americans are better and smoke Kangaroos and stuff while we're working. :LOL:
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The east coast here isn't much different to America... It's nothing llke "walkabout creek" I can assure you. It's green. It's more like California. With some places more like Northern California. There are other places here that are tropical and still other places that are like England.
 
Thumbpicker said:
I gather you don't agree... You are too heavily invested in your guns but I don't begrudge you them mate.
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You already know I don't agree. You also already know that I think you are at the mercy of your leaders and I am not. I told you that last night.
 
Thumbpicker said:
The east coast here isn't much different to America... It's nothing llke "walkabout creek" I can assure you. It's green. It's more like California. With some places more like Northern California. There are other places here that are tropical and still other places that are like England.
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I enjoy wilderness areas and back country living so I'm only interested in walkabout creek and similar locations. Some of those outback spots look like TX.
 
VonBonfire said:
I enjoy wilderness areas and back country living so I'm only interested in walkabout creek and similar locations. Some of those outback spots look like TX.
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In America you can get to those places and still be within throwing distance of some city. Here, you could be day(s) of travel from a city. All our major cities are on the coast. You can hate cities but if you want some things/items/services sometimes you have to visit them.
 
Thumbpicker said:
In America you can get to those places and still be with throwing distance of some city. Here, you could be day(s) of travel from a city.
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So you're saying I can't find acreage 45 minutes out of Perth or someplace like that? I would imagine Sydney is surrounded by suburbs but you can't drive say an hour and 15 minutes and be in farm country or at least semi-rural? I'm about 40 minutes of light traffic driving from Austin and there are some working ranches just on the outskirts of the 70k population town I live outside of.
 
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