Re: Good for Trump
India is a very extreme example and is very much a developing country with all the problems and lifestyle issues that causes.
There isn't a whole lot of difference between Ireland, The UK, Canada, even Australia and NZ vs basing in most of the U.S. They're very similar, English speaking, business friendly locations. Some suburban tech park in Dublin, Cork, Toronto, Edmonton, Vancouver, London, Edinburgh, Manchester, Auckland, Wellington, Sydney etc etc etc could just as easily be suburban Boston. Seattle, San Fran.
The bigger cities like London etc offer everything NYC or LA offer and the smaller ones offer a nice balance of lifestyle a bit more like Boston or Cupertino.
In the case of Britian, Ireland and Canada you've also got places with a lot of connectivity, perfect locations for recruitment and not too dissimilar to American lifestyles.
They're all actually top destinations to emigrate too.
Irish and British citizenship also open up the whole EU to potential immigrants which is a big selling point, if you've high skills.
Couple that with heavily subsidied or entirely free 3rd level education for your kids (anywhere in Europe) pretty rock solid social supports etc etc, politically relatively liberal outlooks on issues like gay rights etc etc and much lower violent crime.
He's really setting himself up for causing offshoring to Western Europe and Canada etc.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
