CHILE - Is it Gulchable?
Posted by Frank899 9 years, 4 months ago to Going Galt
Chile is an amazing country in so many ways. And, in my opinion, it's much more of a democratic republic than the USSA. But, is it “Gulchable”.
There have been three attempts at intentional libertarian-leaning communities in Chile. One went down in flames, one withdrawn and one on hold. What is it about Chile that would attract such interest and activity?
If you agree that the north is no place to plan your future, start investigating the rising star of South America. After you’ve reviewed all of the open access information on http://escapeartistchile.com and http://allaboutchile.com/contact, contact me through http://allaboutchile.com/consulting/c....
There have been three attempts at intentional libertarian-leaning communities in Chile. One went down in flames, one withdrawn and one on hold. What is it about Chile that would attract such interest and activity?
If you agree that the north is no place to plan your future, start investigating the rising star of South America. After you’ve reviewed all of the open access information on http://escapeartistchile.com and http://allaboutchile.com/contact, contact me through http://allaboutchile.com/consulting/c....
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I also noticed voters have to identify themselves before voting. Gee whiz, as if someone would cheat. Would Eric Holder call Chile a racist country?
The only one left is the new constitution, violating even the law to change it. She is talking of a constitutional assembly, which is only possible if the current congress is disolved.
She already did enough damage. And it is possible that she can do more. And apparently, she couldn't care less about the approval rate.
As the introduction to Robert LeFavre’s 1959 Book “The Nature of Man and His Government” said: “And thus we see the government is at once both protector and predator. It is not that governments begin in virtue only to end in sin. Government begins by protecting some against others and ends up protecting itself against everyone. This is the course of history.”
I am returning to Chile for the month of November this year. Until the socialists move further down their path, it will be a great place.
It seems that the wealthy are fleeing the US.
We are really looking and tend to check out any of these sorts of leads.
We went to Australia early this year and are disappointed in the restrictions we found there. I have Irish citizenship and we could move there but the financial situation there is almost as scary as it is here. I'm 72 and need to get this done!
The psychology of the elderly.
So, former sponge fishing? What happened? A species?
I had a Greek roommate in college years ago, great guy, he would bring some home cooked Greek food from home. Much of it was really good - but the emphasis on cooked spinach in too much of the food was way too much for me!
Relevance: There must be lots of free market choices for personal tastes in the Gulch! That should be one of the easiest objectives of all!
- Port Richey
Cono Sure is Argentina, Chile, Uruguay = the southern cone and the comment was they are more Euro-Latino than Latinos further north or in Central America and Mexico.
Jan
In any case you take the other countries as they are and enjoy - especially Chile. From top to bottom. I also like Bolivia but it sort of stops there with Cono Sur and some parts of Brazil. I always remind myself of huesped which is Spanish for guest and learn some of the dos and don'ts and some of the good and bad phrases and words. Palabras verde or green words are Palabras rojo in other parts and correspond to our blue words. Though they respect trying and using their language so most will understand and play the language teacher.
I do doubt that Peru would be better than the US for a Gulch, though...say, Texas.
Jan, not comfy with 'machismo' however