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If you could choose to move outside the US, would you?
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Thanks for the thoughtful response.
Living under a totalitarian regime can get incredibly difficult, and Europe has many scars like that. One such example was Nicolae Ceaușescu. He said he would fix the economy of Romania, but his methods involved people suffering from famine and freezing cold homes. You never know how dictators decide to torture their people.