Living in Hong Kong, I’m just counting the days to 2047.

I may be living and working in a capitalist hell of a vestigial scab that’s formed over the surgical wound where a bit of British Empire was excised, but I’ll be retiring in a socialist city.

DPRK. People seem to treat it like a pipe dream, but I’m learning the Korean language and am planning on getting there somehow. Foreigners can study Korean Language and Culture at Kim Il Sung University and I plan to do that. If I could establish permanent residency teaching English after that, I’ll do it in a heartbeat. If not, I’ll try to establish residency in Yanbian, Korean Autonomous Prefecture in the PRC so I’m at least close, and China rocks, too.

I’m too young and broke, though. There are certain things I need to do first that require time and money I don’t and might never have, especially accounting for the expedient disintegration of whatever vestige of the illusion of democracy there is in the U.S. and the potential for future repression and emigration restrictions.

Comrade KiG made a good point about culture shock, difficulties adjusting, etc. and I feel that. This may sound LARPy, idealistic (in the colloquial sense) or like serious Koreabooism or whatever, but if they would ever have me, I would be ready for a complete subsumation into a collectivist mindset and the complete destruction of whatever so-called Western individualist values I have. I would immerse myself in their culture, their language, their ideals. I’m aware that I could never be truly Korean, but I would gladly, GLADLY dispel myself of consumerist, nihilistic Statesian brainrot and devote myself to assisting in their socialist construction project in whatever way I could, and remain deeply respectful of the Korean people and the Korean culture.

edit: further dream is to return to a non-fascist North Amerika and work with the KFA (Korean Friendship Association) or whatever diplomatic agency may exist in the future on establishing an embassy and bilateral relations with the DPRK. much more of a long shot, but it’s a bright future where this could be a reality.

Well, yes and no. I’m learning Chinese to move to China, but I won’t stay there permanently, a few years at most. I know this is silly, but I love my country. No matter how bad it gets, I couldn’t live anywhere other than Brazil for too long. I want to stay here and fight to make it a better place.

I’m trying to learn Chinese, but yes seeing life expectancy rocketing downwards in every western “democracy” should be a wake up call for those living there.

I’d love China or Vietnam. But I don’t think I’d move really. I’ve got my two countries over here where I’m trying to get socialism started and I don’t want to leave what I’m doing really.

Any one that would take me but idk if it’s possible because I don’t have any higher education degree (dropped out twice). I’m okay at learning languages but not at staying in school.

For a while I thought about Vietnam, then I broke the “China bad” fog and realized China seems awesome. Then I realized it’s incredibly hard to move there, and even if I could it would be tough as shit learning to read, write and speak a non-Latin language. Not to mention that’s so far away from home and even if I could somehow manage to get my close loved ones to come with me I would still probably miss America beyond all rational sense. So then I’ve wondered about Latin America like Cuba or Venezuela, Spanish would certainly be much easier to learn and adjust to. I also feel like I know little to nothing about Eastern culture, history, customs etc. I mean I love Confucianism but yeah it would definitely be a very different world to wrap my head around that I would have to learn a LOT more about before I felt like…not a stupid asshole for just trying to show up at.

But that’s just speculation, in reality I’ll probably just have to deal with what I’m served. I’m not sure where I could convince other people to move to or where I/we would even have an opportunity to move. I know some people close to me want to move to Germany and I’m like…yeah that’s not a whole lot better…but realistically it has a brighter future ahead of it in the next 50 years than America does, at least going off my amateur speculation. I could never move to another country by myself and abandon everyone else. Or, at the very least, I would have to essentially lose everybody and everything or super mega manic or otherwise in a bad/weird place for that to happen.

I also go back and forth between “stay and fight for your home” versus “escape and enjoy life, don’t be stupid.” I don’t know.

I wish the DPRK, but most likely VietNam

If I knew any of the main languages; I would live in ANY of them.

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I’m a masochist so I moved to a hyper-capitalist country to try to help build socialism here.

i have thought of moving to china or dprk, but its incredibly hard to get there. Also i feel like i should stay in my current country to be part of the inevitable revolution

I’m graduating this year with a master’s in telecommunications.

Many of my classmates have done their projects with Huawei. Could be a chance to find work in China and move there.

I’m not planning to move out, but I’ve always wanted to work abroad. I have this little fantasy that I’d vlog life outside of my country, first in a capitalist nation and second in a socialist one, in hopes that maybe some people will be radicalized. I guess if everything goes well and I got very lucky, in around five years I hope I would be working in China (or Russia, I know its a capitalist country but I want to visit Lenin’s mausoleum and my dad is weirdly pro-Putin so it wouldn’t be hard to ask for his blessing before I left)

Cuba or China or Vietnam. But I know Spanish.