ESCAPED CANADA and MOVED to MEXICO

[@charleenlin5433]

Totally agree with you about Canada’s 🍁 problems.

[@southofsensible]

Great video. Very similar views, maybe exact.

[@uliseszarate6561]

I ran across your new channel! I think you had a previous one which I subscribed to but maybe you let it die...lol. Anyway glad to see you again and see now you've got a partner...congrats! As far as your message on this video I'm completely on your wavelength and that's coming from a gay man living in the US. The woke idiocity is very much on the march here too although probably with more resistance than in Canada. We're also looking to relocate / retire in Mexico soon so looking forward to keeping up with your new channel buddy!

[@lexyyl9540]

This is why I want to move out the US. We are starting to be controlled heavily and it’s sad nd scary

[@Bonstergirl]

What you are saying about Canada is happening here in the U.S. as well. We may be a little behind you, but not far behind. It's one of the reasons I'm considering moving to Mexico. Another is that the housing market in Washington State (where I'm from) and Oregon (where I live now) has just gotten crazy. I have not been to Mexico yet. I've checked out Costa Rica and Nicaragua. Mexico is the place I'm considering now, but it's such a big country that it's tough to narrow down my choices. I love kayaking, so I want to find a place where there are as many options as there are where I currently live - if possible.

[@davidsebastianelli1326]

Hola @Bonstergirl! Most of Costa Rica is hot and humid year round and it's gotten rather expensive for most people to live there. Nicaragua is just as hot and humid in the places you would want to live and they still don't have a stable government. In Mexico your US dollar goes further and it can help you enjoy a better, healthier and more affordable quality of life. Just don't gravitate towards the tourist areas or follow the crowd of new immigrants. Where I live has beautiful weather year round and a nice beach with good surf and a sometimes bustling harbor malecon where you can go for some entertainment. It also has many beautiful coves south of town with no surf where you could paddle your kayak around and wet a line for some fish. Wherever you decide to live, in most of Mexico the people are welcoming, helpful, happy and friendly! Get used to saying "Buenas dias!"and returning their smiles! Mucha suerte desde la hermosa Ensenada!

[@Bonstergirl]

@@davidsebastianelli1326 Thank you so much for your kind reply.

[@RedSpiralHandTV]

The U.S. too....we are also refugees living in central Mexico.

[@orlymarq6238]

Hello great video. Do you mind sharing what location you live in? I like central valley/ Queretaro/ Puebla/ Oaxaca/Guanajuato .

[@kingcormack8004]

"woke mind virus" is all I had to hear. Feeding your children political ideas? Like love of country and support of democracy? What do you call culture and society? It's a people who agree on common values. Viva Mexico. Sad to see what you've become.

[@orlymarq6238]

Entitlement is like a disease, we have it in the USA. Lol😅

[@peterm13]

escaping the "woke" Canada and the general madness