Finns are an enlightened people. Our only dream is to have a beer at a cottage next to a lake. Why can't others be as based as we are?
Finns are an enlightened people. Our only dream is to have a beer at a cottage next to a lake...
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Sounds about right
What would be the best area of Finland to move to, I'm dead serious, I need out of this American dystopia hell hole nightmare.
Finnish lies and propaganda. You really dream about ravaging Eurasia on horseback, and are trying to lull us into a false sense of security.
Sure, but what will you do when globohomo moves 100 somalis into your town?
Tel Aviv sounds like a nice place for you to move in user ,by far my favorite finnish city
This image is actually displaying that he can't think, forward or backward, he can only conceptualize (barely) what is immediately happening around him.
Helsinki has by far most culture and services, it has some niggers but it's still very tolerable compared to other Western European capitals so long as you avoid the Eastern part
Tampere is better than Helsinki in terms of nigras even though it has more communists
Turku is quite based as far as I know
Medium sized semi rural cities such as Kuopio are great
So basically move as far north as possible?
I'm thinking somewhere like Kemijärvi but worried nobody will know english. What do you think? is this a good move?
You say that but you don't really wanna come here. Dark, depressing and cold climate for half the year and in the summer months the sun never sinks below the horizon meaning it's constantly bright even during the night, which fucks up your sleep. Also imagine having to learn the language, it's a complete mindfuck for people not familiar with our language tree, trust me. You're also in for a big culture shock since you're from the US where people like to talk a lot and pretend to be friendly and caring, when you move here you'll start thinking people are intentionally cold and bullying towards you since they're not interested in small-talk. This is a common theme we constantly hear from people moving here.