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What's a good rural portion of Sweden to retire in
Connor Wright
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Liam Brooks
All Swedes are blue pilled downies
Thomas Bennett
Not really
Easton Turner
Österland
Ryan King
lol
Try Åland
Jonathan Thomas
Blekinge is most based
Charles Martinez
doesnt look rural
Zachary Hill
Anywhere but Norrland. Thank me later.
Luke Anderson
Sorry, can't hear your from the royal Swedish navy
Tyler Diaz
Höga Kusten?
Easton Foster
Höga kusten
Chase White
wew, we had the same idea
Jayden Allen
malmö
Chase Perez
faggots detected
Only real sweden is Blekinge
Leo Cruz
Do you like water?
Jayden Smith
why's that
look's nice
more of a lake person than a coastal person, any place with a hunting culture too?
Josiah Peterson
>any place with a hunting culture too?
All of Sweden, more or less.
Colton Howard
There's lakes everywhere, even if you're by the coast. I'd settle close to a coast to gain access to better fish.
Xavier Roberts
I'm not opposed to it but I'm more of a forest person
Isaiah Myers
IF i fucking see you in Sweden im going to grab you by THE neck and cast you Out fuxking migrant scum
Aiden Foster
Move To germany instead kid
Jaxon Gomez
Forests and lakes are abundant everywhere in Sweden, it's more sparse in the north but it's possible to live rural 1h outside of Stockholm
Andrew White
boom
Kayden Bailey
>I'm more of a forest person
Go to finland
Jaxon Brown
>why's that
Probably because it's filled with Finns and Samis and hick swedes. Tbqh i wouldn't move there either t. Fennoswede
Matthew Morgan
kek, post picture of yourself so to at least give me a chance of survival?
I don't like krauts nor the language
so how far would you need to travel to hunt in a forest in here for instance: looks good, but maybe too much snow?
don't like Finn mentality nor language
Brayden Stewart
I guess another thing important to me is that there needs to be actual lively culture in the rural place. I don't want to live in a westernized city-town
Thomas Price
Too much snow? I wouldn't know.
Colton Price
>don't like Finn mentality
they aren't any different than swedes, all memes aside
>so how far would you need to travel to hunt in a forest
You can't just go to a forest and hunt in it. It needs to be either your own property or you have to pay a person to hunt on their ground. Unless you know the person and hunt together of course
Thomas Wilson
>It needs to be either your own property or you have to pay a person to hunt on their ground.
Hudson Gomez
>they aren't any different than swedes, all memes aside
>don't like Finn mentality
That is because Sweden is 5-9% Finnish
James Walker
>they aren't any different than swedes, all memes aside
maybe. Finland is just too cold though. I can handle Sweden & Norway but not Finland
>You can't just go to a forest and hunt in it. It needs to be either your own property or you have to pay a person to hunt on their ground. Unless you know the person and hunt together of course
so there's no such thing as forested areas set aside exclusively for hunters with licenses? I don't get it
Jordan Walker
Don't let him in sweden bros.
Last time we had boomer here he build a wall on a public beach.
Nathan Rogers
>Finland is just too cold though. I can handle Sweden & Norway but not Finland
If you want to live up north in a rural area the temperature won't be that much different.
>so there's no such thing as forested areas set aside exclusively for hunters with licenses? I don't get it
I'm not sure, someone who knows more about hunting laws will have to explain it bettter
Robert Wright
You can only hunt on land you've been given the rights to hunt on, but there's organisations, not unlike unions that have land you can hunt on.
Matthew Powell
>accepts shitskins and liberal migrants
>won't accept redpilled Murribro
#justSwedoidThings ?
>If you want to live up north in a rural area the temperature won't be that much different.
I suppose I'm not opposed to it. But again, I find the Finnish language ridiculuous
ok. I'll do more research
David Howard
>, I find the Finnish language ridiculuous
fair point. I would suggest somewhere in southwestern sweden. Plenty of nice rural villages and forests but it's not as cold as up north. Less finns, too.
Chase Morris
>I find the Finnish language ridiculuous
It's just the memes. Aaide from a few unique words and inconsistancies the language is completly logical, a bit different from English, but English isn't an Uralic (Siberian) language
Ayden Diaz
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Daniel Hill
>I don't like krauts nor the language
extremely based you will fit right in with redpilled people
dalarna is a good place to be honest
Caleb Gomez
You beter be afraid of me American
Ill cast you Out soon enough
Bentley King
ebaumsworld.com
do you happen to be a Swedo-Finn by any chance? Autist rage is unbecoming of Swedes
>fair point. I would suggest somewhere in southwestern sweden. Plenty of nice rural villages and forests but it's not as cold as up north. Less finns, too.
good point
I will say though that the language sounds much better when sung
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Isaiah Perez
Why not just move to one the many flyover states? Plenty of space, not a lot of people and a lot less intrusive laws.
Jason Watson
problem is the culture; if they're not Christian hicks (south and Appalachia) then they're insane truck driving capitalists or deranged survivalists (Rocky mountians) or leftist loonies (New England). Midwest is just boring with very little forest.
North America as a whole is just filled with bad culture and I don't want to be in nuclear crossfire with Russia
Brody Flores
Sweden isn't that much better t bh. Have you ever visited here or is it just an idealistic painting you have created in your head?
Christian Allen
case in point: mlive.com
it doesn't need to be that much better, all it needs is potential. I don't like Christian countries, I don't like countries with bad educational systems, and so what is left over? Basically Sweden, Norway, Finland, Scotland. And Sweden wins out because I like the language and the nature (Scotland is fine too I suppose but basically no forest and the lower classes are drunks)
do you have any alternatives?
Zachary Evans
There's gotta be decent places in a country as huge as the US. It seems like a bit of an overkill moving to a country on a different freaking continent. Not to mention a country where you don't speak the language nor have prior exposure to its culture.
Samuel Reyes
Dalarna. The only place where americans are not universally hated. You will see more confederate flags than in the bible belt. If you want to fit in you're going to need to drive an old 50's car and play Buddy Holly as loud as you can while you drive around town in first gear saying 'hey babe' (in English) to women on the street. Say 'Howdy' to strangers that pass by too unless you want to stand out. Don't wear normal clothing because they'll think you're from Stockholm which could get you shot. Cowboy hat, flannel shirt and blue jeans will work.
Nathaniel Phillips
>raggare
Ian Walker
Obey me
You beter pray i wont find you
Henry Sanchez
Even with that as the case, would you want to live in a country that is getting increasingly divided? If America splits up, it isn't going to be nearly as rich as the small Sweden currently is
would you want to live in an arid area like the midwest with water problems and with climate like this:
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extreme heat and extreme cold
Isaac Richardson
>If America splits up
Doesn't seem very likely considering it's literally unconstitutional. It would take a civil war for that to happen, which is extremely unlikely.
>would you want to live in an arid area like the midwest with water problems and with climate like this
Probably not. But the area of land that does not have that kind of climate is still many times larger than that of Sweden. If the climate is a primary concern then you still got most of the land surrounding lake Superior and all of New England to choose from.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not necessarily saying don't -- I'm saying think real long and hard about it.
Caleb Scott
Höga kusten like the others said. Pure awesomeness. Lived here my entire life. Will never move.
Andrew Parker
Isn't it a bit presumptuous making such a statement when you yourself admit to having no other significant experiences to compare with?
Xavier Taylor
>Doesn't seem very likely considering it's literally unconstitutional. It would take a civil war for that to happen, which is extremely unlikely.
or a world war that destroys all the infrastructure of the U.S. and leads to widespread chaos. Wouldn't want to live in the rocky mountains or midwest when that happens
Christopher Roberts
>would you want to live in a country that is getting increasingly divided?
No. Which is why you should avoid sweden,
Anthony Bailey
>If the climate is a primary concern then you still got most of the land surrounding lake Superior and all of New England to choose from.
great lakes and new england still have colder winters and a lot more snow though
Brayden Perez
It really depends on where you live. It might not look like it but Sweden is pretty darn long. If the northernmost part was located where New York is, the southernmost part would be somewhere around Orlando, FL.
Grayson Young
I said I've lived here my entire life. I didn't say that I havn't been anywhere else. I travel across the country a lot thanks to my job.
Jeremiah Miller
you're a fucking retard m8
sweden is little more than twice the length of florida
don't use a fucking 2d map to gauge distances on a 3d spheroid you fucking monsterautist holy fuck you embarrass both me and my cunt
Luke Fisher
Not him but you're a retarded nigger and I want you to get the fuck out of my country. You litteral dane. Get the FUCK out.
Dominic Watson
you're sad, m8
James Morgan
well I'm not going to be going right away; I'm 25 and maybe if everything fits into place I'll be there before age 40.
if things are chaotic within the next decade then I may decide on some other place like Scotland
but the thing is, even if there is widespread war, Sweden will be one of the few countries good enough to survive in, as it's practically self-sufficient already and there is plenty of nature and water
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Benjamin Wood
Jace Allen
Why not Canada?
Parker Lewis
same problems as the ones I mentioned for America, essentially. west of Quebec is basically America 1.5.
Quebec has more of a culture but I don't like the French language
the maritime provinces are ok I guess, maybe they would be an option. I feel as if they have this air of conservative unfounded superiority though. It's that Presbytarian Anglo legacy. I think the Anglo cultures are in for a rude awakening these coming decades. Plus it's really cold there as well.
I just prefer Sweden's culture and nature at this point.
Jason Johnson
True. Sweden is probably your best option, although I don't want any more people to come here, no matter if they are americans, syrian or afghan
Austin Miller
I get it; economic immigration has ruined immigration for cultural reasons. I just want to get away from it all though, and have peace of mind enough to interact with nature and engage in writing. I could do that in the U.S., but there would always be this nagging entity at the back of my mind telling me that these people are fucking idiots and that I'm wasting my future here.
Zachary Gonzalez
Living in rural sweden means you live with old people and refugees, and also your commune will be underfunded because no one there pays tax.
James Turner
maybe things would change by the time I'm at retirement age.
what is "funding" used for? I don't need the newest amenities, just a house and running water
Adrian Hernandez
Things will only get worse here for us all. Most refugees are put here by the state but then leave to the big cities once they get enough money. Same with young people. hard to get jobs in the countryside.
Camden Morgan
>what is "funding" used for?
It basically just mean that if you ever need see a specialist it's going to take forever
It's a bit of a Swedish specialty, shuffling people around while achieving fuck all and having literally zero responsibility
Jason Cooper
well you mentioned elementary school, mostly that. Roads too I guess.
Brandon Campbell
things need to get worse for the right-wing uprising to arise
But what are you doing to help your country? You need to engage in politics more and think about ways to bring about new consciousness
Jason Carter
I got my window broken and my walls spray painted because of politics my friend. So I'm fairly certain I've done more than all you americans bitching about swedes being cucks.
Owen Jackson
maybe your approach is wrong. You need to communicate with your community and rally redpilled people together
otherwise this is the future of sweden: youtu.be
Luke Robinson
It's not easy. Few people care enough or are brave enough to say what they want. I stopped being politically active after the election because it showed that no matter how hard we tried the same politicians got power all over again and we didn't change a thing. If people voted for their own replacement and economic collapse let them have it. It doesn't matter anymore.
Daniel Butler
collapse will probably come, but you need to prepare by rallying rural people, volunteering in rural communities and building something, engage in rural politics, get intelligent conservative people together, architects, tradesmen, investors, etc.
if you're disunited then the collapse will be that much harder
it isn't enough to just spread a message of collapse and decreasing immigration; you need to have a solution ready
Xavier Reyes
Only cowards abandon their homeland. Stay in america. You're not wanted here.
Brayden Richardson
I've actually thought up a potential solution for the "liberal-cities" phenomenon. If a right-wing government gets into power soon, its primary priority would be to create the "neighbor-counties", at its core a congregation of rural counties designed to maintain conservative hegemony, while "supporting" the main liberal cities like Gothenburg, Malmo, and Stockholm. These rural counties would be given the same political power as the main cities, despite having 10x less people.
to accomplish this, political power would need to be transferred to the hands of families instead of individuals. Only families who have a history of 4 generations in Sweden will have political power, and only families with 3 or more children will have the full vote.
If you're living by yourself, then you will only have political power in influencing your own city, but not the country as a whole. This way liberals are not demoralized.
Programs would be enacted to build cultural sway in these "neighbor-counties" while the "main-cities" would be merely centers for international politics and universities
Of course, this would probably only happen in a time of crisis like in the way the Nazis rose to power.
Charles Parker
that's ridiculous logic. I agree that modern economic migrants who are not risking much by moving are cowards. Unlike in times before the 20th century where you were risking your life by moving to new continents.
But I'm not moving for economic reasons, but for intelligent reasons. I want to be politically active, but it is impossible to be successful politically in a corporate-lobbyist country like the USA. It's impossible to be influential when the culture is consumerist and no single region gives a fuck about any other region, where the east-coast hates the west-coast, where the mid-country hates both coasts, where they'd sooner fight a zionist war than fix things internally.
so no, I see no future in America. I'm not going to sacrifice my life for a country that gives no fucks about actual culture
Henry Miller
Swedish culture is not yours besides, Sweden is going to implode way before america and at least you have guns to defend yourselves against the invaders.
Jack Nguyen
>Swedish culture is not yours besides
neither is what today is called American culture, which is the antithesis of culture
>Sweden is going to implode way before america and at least you have guns to defend yourselves against the invaders.
the difference is that the implosion of Sweden will still result in the same borders, while the implosion of the USA will result in multiple countries that will have east-european status for 50 years
Tyler Gomez
Fuck off from meänmaa.
Logan Thomas
Kiruna