If you could a place to live out of these three, what would you pick?

If you could choose a different place to live in,out of these three, where would you choose to go?

1. Britain (UK)

2. USA

3. Canada

and don't answer from "your experience" so i mean if youre a canadian dont just say canada because it rules, give me a full explanation why you'd pick this one and more in depth if you want

and if you ask why im making this poll..?
well..... it's because Im going to live in of those countries,hopefully

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I've already lived for at least over a year in each of those countries. I rather go to a new one I haven't been to.


But since you're looking for advice on where to live, really, each country has their own set of ups and downs. You should research on each one instead of asking a bunch of random people you don't know.

thats a great answer indeed, but id like to hear from the people themselves firstly and see what their experience worths having

The UK maybe? Less prudes there.

The United States.

What the f'uck kind of question is that? Canada doesn't even qualify as a country and the UK is just terrible.

The United States.

What the f'uck kind of question is that? Canada doesn't even qualify as a country and the UK is just terrible.

You can say the same thing on Afghanistan and Iraq as well, thats not really a good answer

The United States.

What the f'uck kind of question is that? Canada doesn't even qualify as a country and the UK is just terrible.

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The United States.

What the f'uck kind of question is that? Canada doesn't even qualify as a country and the UK is just terrible.

Oh, looks like someone's a bit too patriotic~~~

Oh, looks like someone's a bit too patriotic~~~

I would choose Canada or the States. I have absolutely no interest in the UK. I've been living in Toronto forever so it's not really the worst. It's also probably the only place I like in Canada. I'd like to go to New York or California though, but not much more places than that in the U.S. interest me as much, or at least, wouldn't be where I would want to live.

Also I'm probably going to a University in California, so that sort of settles that, I guess.

Toronto is the most fucking multicultural place you will ever witness. Where else can you walk a whole 10 steps from your favorite sushi restaurant to greek food?

Toronto is the most fucking multicultural place you will ever witness. Where else can you walk a whole 10 steps from your favorite sushi restaurant to greek food?

Every shopping mall food court.

The United States.

What the f'uck kind of question is that? Canada doesn't even qualify as a country and the UK is just terrible.

日本からです。

日本からです。

Nicely done.

I think this list is a bit too narrow and quite bias.

Nicely done.

I think this list is a bit too narrow and quite bias.

No, its not like im asking which english state is the best, for that i could put ireland england us australia canada new zealand and on and on..
i just asked on these three because im interested in them the most
british girls are hot
but canadian and us girls r hot too lol, though i have a weakness for british accent
the multicultural thing sounds great, but i never lived in a place that is so populated like toronto, is the city really big? because i always live in small places that dont consist much population (i like big cities with skyscrapers, though)
canada is a totally peaceful country and landscape there is awesome for real, but on the other side, american LA which is the best city in the world and new york which is another best... or tiny britain with the beauutiful european culture...
idk rofl
but anyway if anyone's interested
ill choose the answer maybe just in 7 years from now....

western canada, fk them french speaking freaks

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OT: I said U.K. and Canada, but I should have said the U.S. as well. As much as I dislike about the country, there are a few wonderful places in America I'd love to live. In the end I chose the U.K. and Canada half-heartedly for their well-structured, universal policies, but above all three of these I'd probably much rather live in France.

It's all relative though, seeing as how a country can wax and wane at varying speeds.