>Good question--I have. It turns out it costs USD$450 to
>renounce citizenship.

but i find it interesting that the U.K is preferrable
granted i've only been to london but that was probably the most miserable country i've been to
its only good for a few days
my sister grew up in london ... i think the racial issues in the u.k are probably worse than in the u.s to be honest
was supposed to go to madrid a few weeks ago but that didnt happen so i cant really speak to spain.

where did you live in the u.s.


>But man, I swear to god, this country is so backwards. Again,
>no offense to anyone. But gotdamn! Europe has its problems,
>but the relgious shit, (the *fake* relgious shit, ie, I'd
>rather profess good will than live it), the racist shit, the
>anti-gay shit, the anti-other shit...it's so intense here! I
>don't want to denigrate anyone, I want the best for
>everyone...but it seems rought here.

where in the u.k do you live that this does not exist? (other than the religion ish)

btw, as a non- american passport holder, i envy that american passport.
the ability to just get on a plane without having to visit an embassy for a visa is something i wouldnt mind having at all