The TSA wants to be everywhere in 2013 - here's why we shouldn't let it

Re:The TSA wants to be everywhere in 2013 - here's why we sh... by vijayr on Thursday January 03, 2013 @10:03AM (#5002603)

You can go live in a country where there is no TSA.

This is possible/easy only if:

1. You have enough knowledge, skill sets to get a job in the "dozen countries"

2. Or, have enough money to start a business

3. Don't have family commitments, kids etc

4. The U.S is still the best place to be, if you are in tech and few other sectors

Also, it amounts to giving up. What if you relocate to a new country, and the same thing happens there too? There is no guarantee that it wouldn't happen.

That said, could you please list the dozen countries you mentioned? Just curious to know.

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Re:The TSA wants to be everywhere in 2013 - here's why we sh... by gasull on Thursday January 03, 2013 @10:58AM (#5002866)

> The U.S is still the best place to be, if you are in tech and few other sectors

Are there any other places that come close and that are more free or at least less corrupt?

Can someone comment on tech salaries in Hong Kong, for example?

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Re:The TSA wants to be everywhere in 2013 - here's why we sh... by vijayr on Thursday January 03, 2013 @02:26PM (#5004089)

I'd be very interested in it too. I've heard lots of good things about Canada, but there aren't many tech jobs there (at least compared to the U.S, I might be wrong)

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