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1. hn_thr+(OP)[view] [source] 2024-01-03 19:52:16
> Move to another country.

Your plan sounded perfect except for the complete infeasibility of it. Countries don't let felons from other countries immigrate.

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2. justso+V5[view] [source] 2024-01-03 20:20:29
>>hn_thr+(OP)
thank you for that, it can be really frustrating to get suggestions when people don't even know what they're suggesting.

Lets say a felon immigrates to germany. their policy is they won't ask. but if they find out you were a felon in the US, at any point in your life, they will immediately deport you. and your life in germany however much you built, is forfeit. yay! at any point in time.

that is not an acceptable risk

3. deadba+if[view] [source] 2024-01-03 21:02:16
>>hn_thr+(OP)
People underestimate how easily they can travel and how it’s really just a privilege.

You end up on a no fly list or become a convicted felon and that’s it, your life of travel is snuffed out.

I really feel for the OP.

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4. felon1+Ki1[view] [source] [discussion] 2024-01-04 06:51:02
>>deadba+if
This is not necessarily true. Speaking from experience as a DUI felon (no other charges) I have traveled to multiple countries in the EU, UK, Thailand, Costa Rica, Mexico and Dominican Republic. The only country that has denied me entry is Canada.

This likely depends on the felony of course. A DUI in which no harm/damage occurred is probably the lesser of the felonies.

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5. deadba+Jp4[view] [source] [discussion] 2024-01-05 05:02:47
>>felon1+Ki1
In some of those countries isn’t DUI basically culturally acceptable?
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