On Friday, Breitbart reported:
Gallup reports that 40 percent of AWFLs* women aged 15 to 44 would like to flee America permanently. This is four times higher than the ten percent of AWFLs women who said the same in 2014. [*AWFL: Affluent White Female Liberal (Urban Dictionary)]
Back in 2014, the fact that ten percent of AWFLs women wanted out of America was not an outlier with the rest of the population or other demographics. Hell, if you ask me on the right day, like right after I’ve watched La Dolce Vita (1960) for the hundredth time, I’ll tell you I want to move to Rome.
But 40 percent!
Let’s see if we can diagnose this problem. Gallup reports:
The percentage of younger women wanting to move to another country first rose decisively in 2016, the final year of President Barack Obama’s second term. That year, Gallup surveyed the U.S. in June and July, after both parties’ presumptive nominees were set for the November election, which Donald Trump went on to win. Desire to migrate continued to climb afterward, hitting 44% in President Joe Biden’s last year in office and remaining near that level in 2025. This suggests a broader shift in opinion among younger women, rather than a solely partisan one.
The article suggests:
This is my suggestion to make everyone happy:
President Trump should offer these women, all 40 percent of them, the same thing he’s offering illegal aliens: a free plane ride to a country of their choice. Because these AWFLs women are citizens, he should throw in a $25,000 cash bonus to cover moving expenses. He should also offer to cover whatever it costs to safely ensure their cats and battery-operated appliances get through customs.
The AWFLs women win because they get what they want.
America wins because we have just rid ourselves of the most toxic, America-hating, useless, parasitic, crybabying demographic in our country.
To me, the obvious questions is “Where would they go and what do they think they will find there?” Are they not happy with the dating scene? America is not perfect by any means. We have a lot of challenges. In some areas we have some serious corruption. However, show me another country with the personal and economic freedom that we often take for granted. Actually, I think the plane ticket is a really good idea.