This really had me like:

(In all seriousness, I just went there to upload some images to host privately, as that’s the only reason why I keep it around, but my eyes wandered.)

        • goferking0@lemmy.sdf.orgEnglish
          29·
          3 months ago

          Extremely beautiful area. Just not sure I could handle the humidity.

          and scared of what the area will look like when seas rise

          • Chronicon [they/them]@hexbear.netEnglish
            13·
            3 months ago

            maybe aim for hanoi yeah… I had no idea HCMC was sinking…

            lets just say I still would have more faith in vietnam handling sea level rise than say, florida, and I don’t think northern vietnam is at risk of wet bulb temps any time too soon, but it would still be hot and humid for a westerner

        • FortifiedAttack [he/him]@hexbear.netEnglish
          11·
          3 months ago

          Fat chance with Switzerland.

          • It’s one of the most expensive countries on the planet to live in. For example, rents in the cities are comparable to Washington D.C. and Vancouver, and other living expenses aren’t cheap either.
          • The right-wing SVP (racist/isolationist much like Trump) has been the majority party for decades. Hostility against foreign people is high, and immigration is the main scapegoat.
          • Competition on the housing market is extremely high and there are usually dozens of people registering for any given apartment viewing. You’ll also be competing with the rest of Europe, especially Germany, France and Italy.

          Don’t even bother if you haven’t got a really well-paying job lined up.

    • PKMKII [none/use name]@hexbear.netEnglish
      33·
      3 months ago

      99.9% of the people who post this rhetoric have zero serious intentions of moving to a different country (this goes for conservatives who say the same thing). It’s just another form of “the sky is falling!”