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I am concerned how long being LGBTQ will enjoy the freedom we have struggled so long to achieve now that Trump is in the White House. I am considering the possibility of having to seek asylum in a gay friendly country. I am close to fluency speaking French. I also speak Dutch. Of the countries you reviewed, which ones are easy immigrate to?

Going to a country with civil unrest and/human rights violations is like an endorsement of said country's policies. It's gross.

Apparently muslims are trying to take over the UK and implement sharia law. It may get really bad. And seeing as how King Charles feels sympathy for them it makes it even worse.

Thank you so much for this! This is exactly what I needed to hear and is very helpful to keep my sanity and much better outlook and approach ❤ Very much appreciate you!

Re: Portugal in WWII: I'm sure you know that the Portuguese dictator, Salazar, was in power from 1932 to 1968. He was more right wing than Franco. He kept Portugal as neutral as Franco kept Spain, which is to say, very right wing pro nazi & not very neutral. But, you're right - this position did prevent Portugal from getting bombed.

If you spend any time in Taiwan (especially in recent years) you will be amazed at what an open and gay friendly country it has become. Seeing same sex couples holding hands is not at all unusual, particularly in Taipei. The cultural change that has occurred in this country is truly astounding. My first visit to Taiwan was in 2001 and my most recent visit was in June of 2023.

Ken Krell!!!

Great video lots of useful tidbits of information

I like the list, my husband and I are looking to venture out and Portugal and Mexico are contenders

2:30 did I hear that right? Did you say Mexico City is in Spain?

Of course Portugal is number 1 :D moved there from the Netherlands 15 years ago, never regretted that.