I am planning to emigrate to Canada, proably in few years, my country is becoming to dangerous, I made the point test and I am pretty sure I could make it.
Australia is nice too, but Canada its just more easy for me.

Cool, where abouts in Canada are you thinking of?

You've never met anyone who believes in freedom of liberties??!

Really?

 Anyway, it's an interesting theory, every man for himself and all that.  Best of luck for you, I suppose. I hope someone will look after you when you're down on your luck though.

America is great, if you've got money

Of course I have, I said I've never met another UK libertarian in person. Libertarianism is a clearly defined political philosophy.

People make their own luck and no one should be forced to look after me under threat of going to prison if they do not (the current situation in the UK). People should be free to donate to charities and look after one another as they see fit but it should never be forced on anyone.

You wanting to leave England makes we want to live there even more!

But seriosuly come to Canada, specifiaclly Ontario. Settle in Toronto then buy a big house fr 300 000 bucks in Brampton. Trsut me dude they are going up fast. houses everywhere. They are tearing down farms just north of me for bus terminals and houses.

The Greater Toronto Area is also a very multi cultural place. You have asian people black people, Indian people, and white people from all over europe.

The climate in the GTA is good. It gets cold in the winter but it gets hot but not Australia hot in the summer. The spring and fall are pretty cool also. Vancouver rains to damn much and its always cool there. But I guess thats how England is right?

Theres lots of job oppurtunities here also. You can open up your own buisness here and write things off like nothing.

You can go shooting for animals easily here in Canada. Get your gun license and go up north and start shooting those dear's.

Theres this point system thing for immigrants coming to Canada and you need to pass it to get legel status or something. I dont know what your education or job is so I cant tell you if you will pass or not.

But come to Canada its areally nice place to live.

Dear prospective Canadian immigrants,

Allow me to be the first to congratulate you on choosing Canada as your new home. We will welcome you with open arms.

@Ferret
I have read your posts in this thread and must advise you that the province of Alberta would much better suit your desires. Out of all the provinces, it is the most right-leaning, it is the least taxed (thanks to oil), its citizens are more liberal when it comes to gun ownership.

British Columbia (Vancouver), while beautiful and having a very pleasant climate, is nearly the most leftist province (Quebec being the most leftist).

If you are into (legal) guns, the Toronto area is not really for you.

http://www.firearmscanada.com/gun_clubs.html

If you have any specific questions, feel free to ask them. Canada is the second largest country by area, so as you can imagine there are great differences from one province to another. Consider me an expert on Quebec, which you, Ferret would not like.

I though Alberta was conservative and similar to Texas? I am most definitely not a conservative. Conservatives like to impose their moral views on others, something I can't stand.

Well, if you're libertarian you'll definitely fit in better in NA than Europe. I'm from the US, and can't stand the direction we've taken recently toward bigger government. Judging by the political discourse this election season that's only going to continue.

Good luck up in Canada.

You seem to be pretty Libertarian-minded. It seems as if America or Canada sound best for you. Remember that Canada is pretty leftist as well, much more so than America. They even go so far as to restrict radio and television personalities on the basis of their saying "unpopular" things. Still, it's a very nice country and has a lot of great things about it.

Remember one thing America has going for it:

President Clownshoe is out of office in 10 months. Whoever replaces him will surely do less stupid things. Hell, my dog would do less stupid things and she enjoys eating cat shit when I'm not paying attention.

Anyway, is it really that hard for a Brit to get into America? From the other Brits I know (most of which immigrated years ago), they all got through the immigration system quickly because, well, because they were British. Speaking the language and being British seems to make things easier.