11 Reasons to Leave the USA Because America Sucks

11 Reasons to Leave the United States because America sucks. To be clear, I love living in the USA, but I also know that I can live better outside of my home country. Here I discuss 11 reasons why anyone could excuse themselves from residency and leave the USA.

Many of the reasons that I give for leaving the USA involve the cost of living there, but it's also a lot about the lifestyle. I know that I can live a better life away from home due to things like the types of food I can find, the weather, and my dating options. Of course, you don't have to leave the USA to live better worldwide, you can also live better at home. But I find that the environment is a big part of my happiness, and that's why I choose to leave the USA, especially in the winter.

If you want to learn more about living better worldwide or leaving the USA, let me know what questions you have in the comment section!

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[Michael]

I am a Marine Corps veteran and it is so disrespectful the way the VA treats patients. I have to pay for this too (no, it's not free if you make any kind of money). I saw a doctor in Merida and I literally cried because they treated me better there than I get treated as a veteran in my own country. That is so shameful. I've spent some time in Mexico (lived in Guate and Peru previously), now I'm truly considering moving there.

[cindygreenhill]

I left the US 8 years ago. I still love my home country but I can't afford to live there anymore.There is life after America.

[FinallyFulfilled]

I moved out Last October 2020. I have health insurance now and can actually afford to live without working 60 hours a week. The last drop was being offered $12/hr for a job as a teacher’s assistant. They required a Bachelor’s, which I have, and for me to be bilingual which I also am. The cost of living has gone up so much but they offered me less than what I made 25 years ago. A tragedy. You live to work in the states and then we wonder why mental health issues are worse than ever. No balance or quality of life for middle class folks.

[mayamaya]

I left the USA 12 years ago and live in Mexico near Belize. It was the best decision I ever made. I am enjoying my retirement and never want to go back to the USA.

[glb_tvlr]

Everything in this video, I have been saying for YEARS! After visiting 82 countries, I KNOW, there's MORE out there than the U.S. This video is SPOT ON and I will definitely share it!

[scottfrench]

I left the USA in 2009. I knew it was game over when the government started bailing out banks and wall street.

[amazonseller-yfvv]

I'm also from the US and have been living abroad since 2009, and i can honestly say of all the very circumstances i've faced around the world, nothing is more depressing than going back to the US, every time I plan a trip to visit my relatives i just know I'm gonna have to spend a fortune to live a much lower quality of time until i leave again.

[Ozone]

The question is, do you want to live in a pleasant, safe, friendly, inclusive and tolerant country - or do you want to live in the USA?

[bigdogpc]

Only Americans living in ignorance, or just lying to themselves and others, think America is the greatest country on earth that can do no wrong.

[jeanelleperez]

I left the US 3 years ago. Best thing I've ever done for myself. Everything single thing said in your video were the reasons I left.. I couldn't stop smiling during your video. Gracias! I live in Mexico.. I am living my best life!

[orynpmc]

Life in the US has only gotten worse since this video was posted.

[TheSLUSO]

Thank you for this; you really nailed it. It's always a relief to see other Americans that have become enlightened through travel, other than those who haven't ever been out of their towns and think the USA is best in everything.

[alecstone]

Anyone else binge watching this guy? I have been obsessing about leaving the last year and this guy literally named every reason why I want to leave!!!

[Lea-rbnc]

I could give hundreds of reasons to leave and not one to stay. A native Californian, I had my first trip out of America at nine months of age. Once a year, I would visit my Welsh grandmother who was living in Canada. and my grandfather who was Scot/Irish. When we had visitors, the aunts, uncles, and their families down from Canada, I would hear them jump from English to French and back and feel so ignorant. After my divorce, I had opportunities to travel beyond, England, Holland, Belgium, Thailand, and Vietnam. If you like Thailand, you should try Vietnam! C'est magnifique! An accident at work shortened my career and I sold out and did what I had always dreamed of. My internal compass was always Europe. In 2007, I moved to the south of France. My little village is nestled near the Mediterranean beaches minutes away. Spain is less than an hour from home so it makes for lovely day/weekend trips... As a child, Mexico was a day trip, now Spain is. I am living my dream with no regrets and love it more each day. I went back for a wedding back in 2009, it was traumatic. I knew all the reasons I left and it was terrifying to be back in that hell. Some of us were born to stay, and some of us were born to leave. I am the latter. Bon courage et bonne chance.

[lynyin]

It is a country for the rich, not for the poor and middle class

[jflsdknf]

We want to move out of the US but we don't know how to make it happen. It feels impossible to find a job and housing out of country, it's such a huge change. The US isn't what is used to be. Boomers had it made in the shade. They still do today with all that home equity they're sitting on. Meanwhile new generations can't afford a house even on two incomes. Don't even get me started on the disaster that is our healthcare system. Quality of life here is extremely poor now, everything is flawed and it's impossible to actually get anywhere in life.

[danhodson]

These are all good points, but you didn't even get to Gun culture, workers rights, life expectancy and infant mortality, racism and Islamophobia, militant policing, unfounded blind nationalism, education system, sustainable energy and recycling, weird obsession with freedom like the rest of the industrialised world doesn't have any?? I think you should do a part 2 to this video. There's a whole lot more to cover. Good start though.

[tiarawhite]

I can't do it anymore. I'm done with the States. I'm always working, have no time for my children, and health care is expensive. The education sucks, and it's like living in a matrix just watching everybody not care and do the same thing. They go too far with politics. I am going to jump out there. I have a little money saved up. I need peace of mind.

[SD-pico]

I love the geography of the USA, but everything else about it sucks.

[ButchCassidyAndSundanceKid]

You haven't mentioned gun crimes ! The number of gun crimes is ridiculous.