Where in the world would you go AFTER the collapse of the US?

Country boy, but too close to population and paved roads.

 

Russia has a lot of space, and I figure they'd kind of owe us after destroying our society and government with their active measures and all.

 

But then you'd have to live in that climate. Yikes!

 

Baker Island has no indigenous population and no paved runway. the only runway was an old dirt/coral WWII runway now overgrown.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baker_Island

 

apart from that 3000 year old culture, which is still felt and lived overtly, every day, by billions?

 

Sure thing, as long as it's nowhere near the tropics, it gets reliable light winter snow, and summers never get above 30 celsius.

 

Someone mentioned Christmas Island which is under Australian control and is one of our immigration 'detention centres.' Nothing else there really except an annual red crab migration.

 

Some of us did that decades ago. The future of cities was clear, by the end of last century.

 

Got any Old Bay down under?
https://www.mccormick.com/old-bay/products/seasonings-and-sauces/old-bay-seasoning

 

Hey now ... !

 

I'd be dead in a week, in that climate. It's HORRENDOUS. Same temperature and humidity (both high) day in and day out, around the clock, 365 days a year. A Dystopian nightmare. The Truman Show. The Truman Show in a Dystopian nightmare.

 

Uruguay, Argentina, or Chile. Land is relatively cheap, so is the cost of living, and we speak Spanish.

 

Don't know. Don't know of it.

 

In the mid Atlantic, especially in and around MD & VA, it's very popular to season crabs with it. People who move from the area miss having it when eating seafood,

 

That's my roots. Enough gun owners to raise an army, and enough farmers to sustain ourselves.

Eastern KY takes care of their own.

 

The United States won’t fall, we won’t all the leftist to destroy our republic

 

It may not fall, but it might crumble.

 

Every nation falls.

 

Japan is and as been a technological giant which threatened us economically during the 1980's,unfortunately they are breeding themselves out of existance.1 of every 7 homes in Japan is sitting empty with no resident, rotting in place.

 

You've been making that claim about Japanese homes, rotting in the fields, for a couple of days. Could you source that? I've tried Googling it with no luck.

 

It's not that bad, actually. I spent a week there with no AC, no running water, and a toilet with no toilet paper (fingers will do in a pinch). Was probably the most relaxing week I've spent in years. Just me, my landladies husband sitting under an awning listening to a local radio station, and drinking red horse beer.

Florida is far worse in terms of humidity.

 

There are a lot of countries with huge amounts of debts.

 

There was an article on todays MSN main page L'il Mike.

 

L'il Mike it is a Bloomberg article, almost 8.5 million homes sitting vacant.

 

Meh, to many earthquakes, and tsunamis.