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If the US economy collapses, should I leave the country?
By Rose | October 7, 2008
Arlene K asked:
If the US economy collapses, should I leave the country? My dollars would probably go farther elsewhere. Anyways what would you do?
Fergus
If the US economy collapses, should I leave the country? My dollars would probably go farther elsewhere. Anyways what would you do?
Fergus
Topics: US Economy | 4 Comments »
October 10th, 2008 at 7:34 pm
And go where? Where do you think you will ever find a better life than in this country, despite its faults? Where can you ever find a country better than this? Your dollars may go further, but your freedoms won’t. Think on that! And you have fought in how many wars for that freedom? You who are so quick to take off with American blood dollars and looking for protection? Shame on you!!! Please, leave the country. We don’t need the likes of you here! There are too many willing to die to get into here!
October 11th, 2008 at 8:06 pm
If the US economy collapses, probably every other countrys economy will collapse. But trust me, it wont collapse. After the great depression, the government set up tons of safegaurds and systems to prevent it from happening again. That is why a major depression has not occured for over half a century (even though depressions are suppose to naturally occur every few decades.) Once Bush gets out of the white house, no matter who the president is, i can guarantee they will get together and elite Think Tank and they wil solve the problem.
October 12th, 2008 at 12:03 pm
If i lived in us, id leave regardless
October 12th, 2008 at 3:49 pm
If the US economy were to fail, what good would your dollars be anywhere else in the world? They would not go as far elsewhere as they would in the US.
You would be better off at home. You have those who can support you and those you can help support. Those with networks will fare better than those who try and make it on their own.
Stay there, create demand for goods and services, be a consumed and a producer. You will stimulate the economy and help it recover.