[trainsplanes]

There are some countries that you can move to that are generally free of the laws of western nations.

For some reason, people from “western neoliberal and socialist” countries generally don’t move to them, though.

[pclmulqdq]

People do move there. Singapore picks up a ton of US expats, as did Hong Kong before it got swallowed by China. Bermuda and the Caymans have tons of companies and restrict immigration so tightly that they are less attractive.

[AussieWog93]

Singapore has Common Law inherited from the British. Hong Kong also used to have British-style laws, until, as you said, it was "swallowed by China" (and even then, it's fairly Western on paper).

[peteretep]

Are you trying to cite Singapore and Hong Kong as countries that aren’t neoliberal?

[alentist]

Are you trying to cite Singapore and Hong Kong as countries that are socialist?

[peteretep]

Singapore? Yes, obviously: Temasek and GIC own more than 60% of market cap on the Singapore Stock Exchange and 80% of people live in public housing.

[trainsplanes]

Are you trying to claim any G7 country is socialist, while suggesting an administrative division of the one-party socialist People’s Republic of China is a good alternative?

[ffggvv]

for some reason everyone from socialist companies moved to the US and not the other way around.

[Chris2048]

Because if they did, bombs would soon fall in order to destabilise that threat.

[lixtra]

I have difficulties to come up with current examples.

Maybe some could argue that pre Soviet Afghanistan (in the ‘60) was such a place. But today?

[Chris2048]

Its similarly difficult to find examples of competent propaganda ; because anything easily labeled propaganda is not competent.

Scientific and logical principles of "evidence" to not apply to human political systems, b/c the method of inquiry are too compromised by the power the system wields over them. Even information about Afghanistan comes through via the government. But today? There is us nothing modern the government wants you to know about.

[greenwich26]

On the contrary, those countries are extremely popular places to base your business activities or start a company or manage your finances from. Ever been to Bermuda? Or the Virgin Islands? You can't move for wealthy industrious Western expats and their business ventures. And also to a lesser extent Ireland, the Luxembourg, Singapore, Switzerland, etc. These are all some of the most popular countries to move to in the world.

But now the United States and Canada and whoever else is the G7 are trying to shut them down and force everyone to follow their hellish tax laws.

[trainsplanes]

Are you implying Ireland, Luxembourg, Bermuda (part of the UK), the Virgin Islands (part of the US and UK), Singapore, and Switzerland aren't western countries part of or at very least allied with and influenced by other western "neoliberal" countries/G7?

Because that's a very, uh, unique idea. Also weird to jump from implying escape from western influence doesn't exist to listing western countries as a way to escape from the west.

[alentist]

Are you implying they're socialist?

[trainsplanes]

I'm directly stating that they're not, and the implication that any G7 country is socialist is bizarre.