Why do you want to go to America?

# creatorsearchinsights # Train today🇺🇸📌! Why do Thai people want to go to "America," 🇺🇸 but Americans flock out?] Have you ever wondered? While the Thai Facebook group "Let's Move the Country" only wants to go to America to dig gold, the statistics say that Americans have renounced their citizenship and moved out of the country at a record high! What exactly happened to this "dream land"? 🎯 Thai side: America is an unaffordable opportunity in the homeland for Thais. America answers the problem of "open your eyes." The power of money and wages: the minimum wage that America can cover on a basic basis. Working a restaurant or service has money to save, sending home, creating a healthy system for the diligent: very diligent, well-off welfare, and freedom to live the way they want 🎯. On the American side: America is an unbearable "pressure" on the American side. They are running away from the "living trap" across the world: America is a few countries in the world that collect taxes. Taxation-Based Citizenship is sick of bankruptcy: an expensive public health system, no insurance is the end of moving to a foreign king: a dollar that looks ordinary in America. If they move to Thailand, Portugal or Mexico, the same money will give them a big house and a luxurious life right away 💡. In conclusion, no one is wrong. Thais move to "build capital," and Americans move out to "enjoy capital." It is a different pursuit of value in life at different times.

📌 Thai Perspective (Why Want to Go to America?) American Perspective (Why Want to Move Out?) High Minimum Wage: Working Part-Time, Feeding, Cruel Taxes, World System: Wherever You Have to Pay Taxes to U.S. Life Uplift Opportunities: There Are Channels to Grow Career, Living Wages Too Expensive: House Rents and Eating Costs Soar, Educational System: Many Global Universities, Medical Costs: Sick, Possibly Bankrupt, Freedom and Rights: Thought Openness and Social Identity Tension: Group Problems, Lumps, Politics and Security

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