Immigration

Deank wrote:its not the big things that would drive me away from there..
its the termites and roaches ....man i get the hebejebes just thinking about it

Freeman wrote:Hey Edwin, you could always move to Alaska, thats part of the US.

rosencrentz wrote:Grow a long beard, colour it dark black, same with your hair ,eyebrows, eyelashes extra thick, and try to fly to Miami, and if there are any questions tell them that you are tying to get to Cuba!

EdWin wrote:

rosencrentz wrote:Grow a long beard, colour it dark black, same with your hair ,eyebrows, eyelashes extra thick, and try to fly to Miami, and if there are any questions tell them that you are tying to get to Cuba!

You've clearly never met me in person, have you?

EdWin wrote:

rosencrentz wrote:Grow a long beard, colour it dark black, same with your hair ,eyebrows, eyelashes extra thick, and try to fly to Miami, and if there are any questions tell them that you are tying to get to Cuba!

You've clearly never met me in person, have you?

grumpy old man wrote:I think this here thread is about emigration no?

Goth_chic wrote:

FlyingRat wrote:Strange, all the girls I know who moved to Texas/New Mexico are nurses too.

They pay nurses more in the US then in Canada. My friends all became nurses in the early 90's and moved to the states the day after graduation.

grumpyrom wrote:

Goth_chic wrote:

FlyingRat wrote:Strange, all the girls I know who moved to Texas/New Mexico are nurses too.

They pay nurses more in the US then in Canada. My friends all became nurses in the early 90's and moved to the states the day after graduation.

Wow...way to give back to your country. More like way to give em the finger. It's this attitude that pisses me off about medical students in this country. Considering that the majority of the cost is subsidized by the government it's a really great thing to be proud of (NOT). Get your education in Canada...and leave the day after you graduate. Wonder how many of them finished paying their student loans first (or ever)?

eastsider wrote:GrumpyRom I don't often agree with your point of view but on this one you are 100% correct. It stinks to high heaven that Canada is good enough to educate you but not good enough to work in. It comes down to nothing but greed in my opinion......where I come from if you take you also give back in.

Goth_chic wrote:

grumpyrom wrote:

Goth_chic wrote:

FlyingRat wrote:Strange, all the girls I know who moved to Texas/New Mexico are nurses too.

They pay nurses more in the US then in Canada. My friends all became nurses in the early 90's and moved to the states the day after graduation.

Wow...way to give back to your country. More like way to give em the finger. It's this attitude that pisses me off about medical students in this country. Considering that the majority of the cost is subsidized by the government it's a really great thing to be proud of (NOT). Get your education in Canada...and leave the day after you graduate. Wonder how many of them finished paying their student loans first (or ever)?

Many people I know have relocated to different countries and that doesn't make them bad people. More money and more opportunity in the States. I know alot of people who are still in Canada and got BS degress in Political Science, BA or whatever defaulted on their loans...and I also know people who took out loans in the 80's and quit school shortly after that...instead of using the cash for school they took trips etc...and they defaulted on their loans.

My friends who relocated to the US most came from well off families and didn't need a student loan. How is that screwing Canada? Not their fault we live in a Socialist country with socialized medicine.

Goth_chic wrote:

eastsider wrote:GrumpyRom I don't often agree with your point of view but on this one you are 100% correct. It stinks to high heaven that Canada is good enough to educate you but not good enough to work in. It comes down to nothing but greed in my opinion......where I come from if you take you also give back in.

Like Unions? They take but don't give back.

I don't have a problem with someone who pays for education and decides to relocate. After all, aren't we living in a free country?

I have more of a problem with welfare recipients milking the system.

grumpy old man wrote:a) nobody is suggesting they are traitors
2) nobody is suggesting it is wrong go elsewhere in search of opportunities

grumpyrom wrote:
Wow...way to give back to your country. More
like way to give em the finger. It's this attitude that pisses me off
about medical students in this country. Considering that the majority
of the cost is subsidized by the government it's a really great thing
to be proud of (NOT). Get your education in Canada...and leave the day
after you graduate. Wonder how many of them finished paying their
student loans first (or ever)?

grumpy old man wrote:c) people that leave Winnipeg for Calgary aren't assholes when they leave.