[curious] anyone moving out of the country if Trump wins again?

no, why would anyone not stay to witness the country being great again? or... greater?

 

Fairly, no.
If SCOTUS stops ballots from being counted or if there is some other malarkey then yes.

 

as long as the country doesn't get in the way from the industry from producing more videos, fapping will always get better.

 

Trump has spent 2015 until today, running for President.

We have to consider the strong possibility that Trump has been on his very best behavior the last four years, in order to win re-election.

Can you imagine giving Trump four idle years as President?

What kind of mischief could a bored, low-information, low-attention-span Trump get into over the next four years?

For all of you SCWs, you know deep, deep down that Trump is not one of you. Trump is not conservative and will stop pretending to be once he decides to not (or is legally prevented from) running for re-election. trump will turn into not the sh*T sandwich you wanted but the one you deserved and have to eat every last bite of. Trump is a racist, so at least there is that.

Back to the OP's question, if I had the money I would get the **** out of here.

 

LMFAO no, thanks to Trump and his catastrophic pandemic response your US passport is worthless and we are pretty much banned from entering most developed countries anyway.

 

Social Conservative Warrior. Snowflakes, one and all. Champion of White Identity Politics.

 

New Zealand won't let me in.

 

Do you blame them?

 

Why he has to be idle?
He can spend the next 4 years preparing the ground to allow him to run for another term.

 

I've been well quarantined for 236 days.

 

and Canada too!

 

Picking up and moving to another country ain't easy. If you don't have another citizenship, you'll need to get a visa or refugee status or something to be able to stay and work. And, if it's a country that doesn't speak English, your employment opportunities will be pretty limited without language skills. Then you have to navigate this foreign culture too, how they handle going to the hospital or do taxes or buy real estate. And you've got to cut your roots, your friendships, family ties, community relationships, church, school affiliation, office friends, local sports teams, etc, and build new ones in the new place and probably start watching soccer but you have to call it football. And if you're bringing wife and kids, it grows exponentially more complicated and dramatic. I'm well set-up to do it, but I would be loathe to do it.

You think it is better that so many of your countrymen actually chose Trump?

 

A stolen election is different than a lost election. A stolen election invalidates the whole system.

I would move to the British isles ideally. I keep hearing the NHS needs more people.

 

We moved to Sweden in August just in case. We were incensed at the lack of COVID response and fearful that the division within the country will turn violent.

 

I would seriously consider it, especially if it is pretty clear that Trump lost but the Supreme Court gives him the election or refused to stop local states from falling on political party and invalidating ballots to give him the election. Just look at how different things were 4 years ago, and realize that the level of corruption and changes would only be accelerated. If he were to live another 4 years, he would likely run for a third term. He would also likely have a 7-2 majority on the court by that point. He would be, for all purposes a dictator, certainly the closest that the USA has ever had. Americans have been insulated from dictatorships and authoritarianism and do not really understand the consequences.

I have lived in Europe in the past, and would leave in such a scenario to keep my son and his future family out of this mess and in a position to thrive and live a high quality life. If you are an American, living in a place like Northern Ireland or England is not that hard, it was comparable to when I moved from Texas to New York for awhile. There isn't a major cultural difference.