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Its looking like I may leave Canuckistan in the next couple years. It's just getting so cucked, even in the rural areas. My extended family is slipping into full retard. I'm taxed at 40% plus double digit sales tax. It sucks to move but we will see. Based on geographic location I could live in one of three states below. A: would prefer to live maybe 1/2 hour out of a metropolitan area so I have access to larger stores. B: want to be able to shoot guns on my property C: low taxes, less corrupt local government. D: White people but not wiggers E: Jobs around, I'm planning on working remotely/continuing my small business but maybe I'll need to change it up sometime. I know very little about the specifics of these states (as a foreigner) so I need some insider advice.

Its looking like I may leave Canuckistan in the next couple years. It's just getting so cucked, even in the rural areas. My extended family is slipping into full retard. I'm taxed at 40% plus double digit sales tax. It sucks to move but we will see. Based on geographic location I could live in one of three states below.

A: would prefer to live maybe 1/2 hour out of a metropolitan area so I have access to larger stores.

B: want to be able to shoot guns on my property

C: low taxes, less corrupt local government.

D: White people but not wiggers

E: Jobs around, I'm planning on working remotely/continuing my small business but maybe I'll need to change it up sometime.

I know very little about the specifics of these states (as a foreigner) so I need some insider advice.

Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Fuck You!

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I would use census data from to compare local demographics and the Bureau of Labor Statistics to compare local area unemployment statistics (LAUS) in the cities you choose. This way you can make accurate comparisons of each city you're interested in based on race and unemployment data. I've found that the states/cities with high unemployment rates are the ones that have had COVID lockdowns.