The world's most 'liveable' cities

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[TheSilentKiller]

nvm i am low-key dumb af

[DaOldLion]

I would rather live in Canada than that shit whole Australia

Canada stays winning doe

[Fudge]

Toronto :rockon:

[Akrazotile]

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They are disgusting bastions of abhorrent, RACIST ideologies. FUKKC those racist places. I hope they get blown off the map because of how white they are. Disgusting RACISSTS.

[24-Inch_Chrome]

Canada. :applause:

[NumberSix]

Yeah, you can probably scratch Vienna off that list for next year.

[plowking]

As someone who has lived in Adelaide... it sucks.

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Melbourne is the most liveable I've seen, good public transport, not crazy expensive, great sports and events. It's a shit city to go to as a tourist but it's good to live in. Basically the list says Australia and Canada are the GOAT countries.

[BigNBAfan]

None of them take refugees?

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Perth just chillin' like wasabiiiiiiiiii

[Big_Dogg]

Perth would probably be higher if it wasn't such an expensive place to live

Don't know why Adelaide is higher than Perth and Sydney though, it's boring as batshit

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Perth would probably be higher if it wasn't such an expensive place to live

Don't know why Adelaide is higher than Perth and Sydney though, it's boring as batshit
where you at bro?

agree on Perth

city sucks but the suburb culture and beach culture is epic

as is the weather

[Big_Dogg]

where you at bro?

agree on Perth

city sucks but the suburb culture and beach culture is epic

as is the weather

I live in the south west corridor bro, what about you?

City used to suck giant donkey balls but it is slowly getting better, much more vibrant now than it was 5 years ago

We have sensational beaches and bitches :rockon:

[Batz]

Canada. :applause:
How can we win so much I don't know :applause:

[Akrazotile]

How can we win so much I don't know :applause:


Bc you're literally standing on the shoulders of giants.

[24-Inch_Chrome]

Bc you're literally standing on the shoulders of giants.

How our ass taste?

[Hawker]

A lot of white people.

Or a ****ing island.

Agree though. Australia is much more livable than the states.

[Hawker]

I would rather live in Canada than that shit whole Australia

Canada stays winning doe

So many seal bashers in Australia doe.

[Hawker]

Perth would probably be higher if it wasn't such an expensive place to live

Don't know why Adelaide is higher than Perth and Sydney though, it's boring as batshit

How the fugg is Brisbane not on that list?

I might be moving to Adelaide so please positive things only.

[bluechox2]

should have renamed the list to most livable cities where minorities arent a nuisance to white dominant population

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should have renamed the list to most livable cities where minorities arent a nuisance to white dominant population
Because the minority countries do so well

Because white people are the problem right

Ha

[EricGordon23]

How is Vancouver so high? I live here it's not that great but maybe I take it for granted.

[plowking]

How the fugg is Brisbane not on that list?

I might be moving to Adelaide so please positive things only.

I forgot you're in Brissie. Engineering over here, right? Who you work for down here?

Adelaide sucks bro. I was living there before I moved up to Brissie. I'm guessing you're a mid 20 year old? You won't find it fun lol...

[Kungfro]

How is Vancouver so high? I live here it's not that great but maybe I take it for granted.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMTkd8JtWdU

[poido123]

australia hold this W.


inaccurate as all f.ck though.


all depends what suburb you live in. not city

[Batz]

How our ass taste?
oh shit

[Dresta]

They haven't invited in hoards of immigrants who can't or don't want to assimilate?

[rufuspaul]

I guess the rest of us should just kill ourselves. :confusedshrug:

[nathanjizzle]

"livable" also known as "boring".

[Alamо]

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What do these countries all have in common?


They're boring

[andgar923]

They haven't invited in hoards of immigrants who can't or don't want to assimilate?

But Canada HAS invited immigrants/refugees.

Go to Toronto, Ottawa and you'll see immigrants from different areas of the world.

Canadian mentality and policies are different than those of other countries. They tend to be more tolerant and accepting. They understand that aiding immigrants is a benefit for all in the long run.

I've been living here for almost 3 years and Im still surprised at how liberal they are. I considered myself a liberal, but Canadians take the cake man. They have policies that leave me shocked.

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Interesting countries AKA wanna shoot up da school and make it on global media

[RidonKs]

hard canada rocks

[Hittin_Shots]

As someone who has lived in Adelaide... it sucks.

As someone who lives in Adelaide EAD

[MMM]

Not only is Canada prosperous but is one of the most tolerant countries. As for immigration the country is shifting from a white Atlantic based country to a Asian pacific nation. Immigration will continue to increase to repace older white Canadians in the work force

[Kungfro]

I've been living here for almost 3 years and Im still surprised at how liberal they are. I considered myself a liberal, but Canadians take the cake man. They have policies that leave me shocked.

Really depends on where you are at. Here in Alberta people are mad conservative, at least outside of Calgary.

[plowking]

As someone who lives in Adelaide EAD

srs?

You go to Adelaide Uni? I was supposed to go there before I moved.

It isn't bad, but you notice when you move it is quite small, quiet, and lacking in things to do compared to other major cities.
In Melbourne and even Brisbane I can always find something to do on any given night, at pretty much any time.

I'm obviously joking when I say it was shit, but I don't think I could live there now as a young, working person who still likes to go out, and do a bunch of different things.

Where abouts in Adelaide you live?

[MMM]

I've been living here for almost 3 years and Im still surprised at how liberal they are. I considered myself a liberal, but Canadians take the cake man. They have policies that leave me shocked.

Helps when the big L liberal party is the most successful political party in the western world. That consensus has molded so much of what it means to be Canadian to most. I would love to see them die off like in the UK so we could see a principle right/left vision vs. the mushy middle

[Hittin_Shots]

srs?

You go to Adelaide Uni? I was supposed to go there before I moved.

It isn't bad, but you notice when you move it is quite small, quiet, and lacking in things to do compared to other major cities.
In Melbourne and even Brisbane I can always find something to do on any given night, at pretty much any time.

I'm obviously joking when I say it was shit, but I don't think I could live there now as a young, working person who still likes to go out, and do a bunch of different things.

Where abouts in Adelaide you live?

I'm in the city and there's things to do, but you just need to know where to go, just like when I was in Melbourne, I had no idea what's good during the weekdays so didn't end up doing much.

We got some different festival on like every day here, not a lot of places in the city are open weeknights but you can go out any night. Half the year I work weekend nights so I head out weeknights then.

What's lacking from Adelaide?

I graduated from UniSA couple years ago.

[plowking]

I'm in the city and there's things to do, but you just need to know where to go, just like when I was in Melbourne, I had no idea what's good during the weekdays so didn't end up doing much.

We got some different festival on like every day here, not a lot of places in the city are open weeknights but you can go out any night. Half the year I work weekend nights so I head out weeknights then.

What's lacking from Adelaide?

I graduated from UniSA couple years ago.

I'm not even sure how to explain it. I did always appreciate the festivals that took place in Adelaide though.

I think what it comes down to is diversity of choices. A bigger city just has more to offer. In terms of views, availability, range, geographically, etc...

I'm just saying on an average night here in Brisbane for example. If, for whatever reason, I want to do something at 2am, there are a variety of restaurants still running, a bowling alley, always bars to drink at, more lookouts, etc.

I love a sprawling city life. Probably a big reason as to why I loved New York when I went. Same with Melbourne. There is just more options in bigger places.

I will say that I love the 24 hour pie place on the Parade though. That and the Yiros place on the parade too. Best yiros in the whole Australia.

You go to high school in Adelaide?

[Hittin_Shots]

I'm not even sure how to explain it. I did always appreciate the festivals that took place in Adelaide though.

I think what it comes down to is diversity of choices. A bigger city just has more to offer. In terms of views, availability, range, geographically, etc...

I'm just saying on an average night here in Brisbane for example. If, for whatever reason, I want to do something at 2am, there are a variety of restaurants still running, a bowling alley, always bars to drink at, more lookouts, etc.

I love a sprawling city life. Probably a big reason as to why I loved New York when I went. Same with Melbourne. There is just more options in bigger places.

I will say that I love the 24 hour pie place on the Parade though. That and the Yiros place on the parade too. Best yiros in the whole Australia.

You go to high school in Adelaide?

Lived in the northern suburbs of Adelaide all my life until recently.

Got 4 24hr bakeries within 15 min drive if me atm.

I didn't see much of the sprawling city nightlife when I've visited Melbourne..

[plowking]

Lived in the northern suburbs of Adelaide all my life until recently.

Got 4 24hr bakeries within 15 min drive if me atm.

I didn't see much of the sprawling city nightlife when I've visited Melbourne..

Guess you gotta know the right people... I was shown around to a whole bunch of funky places late at night on a weekday.

I've lived in Adealide for 8 years of my life. I know it quite well. It just doesn't offer as much as the bigger cities. It is a nice place to settle down if you're older, since it really does have some nice, kept away suburbs that look amazing, but I wouldn't want to live there as a 20+ year old.
There are more opportunities in bigger cities. Both job wise, and entertainment wise.

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Melbourne is GOAT because of the footy culture. Let's face it

Melbourne is BANGING during the AFL season... Strong sports ties, which is strong community

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Helsinki is a super boring city. Not even gonna compare it to places from other regions. Is "got nothing to see nor do" part of the liveability index??

Just in scandinavia alone to keep things similar, copenhagen, stockholm, oslo >>>>>> helsinki

This list is retarded.