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Places like Texas, Mississipi, Alabama, Nevada, New Mexico... you know, less densely packed states that are closer to South Africa in terrain and climate.

But I really don't like Republicans. They say the stupidest things to make their backing corporations happy.

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I know this is nearly six months since the last comment, but I wanted to note a few things should you move to America:

• The American South is filled with a different sort of Republcans than the ones in the Northeast, being more evangelical and basing their politics on religion and social issues rather than large corporate interests. Why those two groups are even a part of the same party is a complex question for another time and likely has to do with weird national history.
  
• You can find diversity and liberal areas even in the South, though they're probably quite Democratic-leaning and mainly concentrated in and around large cities such as Houston, Texas. Those, however, are probably your largest markets to establish a career.
  
• In America, you will find nationalist pride unlike no other country. We Amerixans are awfully patriotic and at times overlook our flaws under the banner of "America is the greatest country on Earth". Of course, not everyone in the country thinks so, but it may come as a surprise to see how many do.
  
• Be mindful of the heat and humidity if you're not already used to that sort of thing.
  

I know you weren't completely certain on it, but I hope I at least provided some useful information and wasn't too cynical

American patriotism really grates on me. I don't think I could deal with it without losing my temper.

Well, if your interested in moving to Canada(And you mentioned it earlier in the thread that you had considered it.) I would be happy to help tell you about this little country

How about southern California and our urban sprawl?