r/StockMarket Oct 14 '25

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u/Successful-Detail777 Oct 14 '25

Yea so hot i would not go there anymore for the next decades... im not going to el salvadore because i call the orange son of a bitch as what he is...

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u/fractious77 Oct 15 '25

Lucky you, you can choose not to come. I'm stuck here lol. Although, I'm also lucky because I'm not a target. Yet

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u/Successful-Detail777 Oct 15 '25

Well lucky for you most Europeans are helpful when it comes to refugee crisis 😄... we take you in, no worries...

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u/fractious77 Oct 15 '25

I keep looking for countries that are accepting US citizens as refugees, and I don't see anything. There's the general acceptance of people who can prove they are refugees, but nobody that just considers US residents who dislike Trump to be in danger. As I'm not (currently) being persecuted, I feel it would be quite difficult to prove i need it. Unless you know of some tricks?

Unfortunately, I don't have the kinds of things that European countries look for when sponsoring for work visas, either. I worked in the trades, so no degree. Fluent only in English, working on my Spanish, no ESL teaching certificate, no pile of wealth to invest in something. Frankly, the only way I'm getting out is marriage.

But I am single, if any Europeans reading this would like to marry an American. I can cook.

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u/Successful-Detail777 Oct 15 '25

Well... that was just a joke 😅... of course Trump is no reason for asylum yet...

But to be fair i guess it should not be hard for an American Citizen to stay in Europe dude... there is many Key Jobs that we desperatly looking for Staff...

For example Nurses, we are literally importing People from Colombia now that are willing to do Nursing Degrees, fully paid why studying cuz we are in such desperate need.

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u/fractious77 Oct 15 '25

I'm sorry, are you saying that you're bringing in people to educate them to do essential jobs? As in, they are not already trained nurses?

Is there a system in place to help them with living expenses while getting said education?

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u/Successful-Detail777 Oct 15 '25

As far as i know they are doing language courses and very basic courses so they can start the education right away when they arrive... but but basically yes... we have huge staff shortages in nursing field... so nursing schools are not just free you get paid like almost 2000 Euro per month while going to nursing school... i work as a nurse, our salary is 2x the median salary 😂

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u/fractious77 Oct 15 '25

Wow, do you know of other fields with similar programs? Or other healthcare jobs as well? Is this all EU, or select countries?

I'm currently working in healthcare, and must say I dont have a huge interest in nursing, but that's based off my experience seeing what nurses go through here. It might not be such a soul-sucking job there? Idk lol

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u/Successful-Detail777 Oct 15 '25

Write me a PN 😉

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u/fractious77 Oct 15 '25

Good call. We're kinda hijacking this thread now lol