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There's plenty of countries (in Europe or elsewhere) where Americans are still welcome. Here in the Netherlands we have quite a American community and we like having them, as long as they're not maga crazies.
For me it's not even a matter of who is accepting of Americans, but who will allow me to move there. I'm an "uneducated" factory schmuck and the vast majority of countries have some professional or monetary requirements I can't meet :(
Japan lets Americans come, visa on arrival. If you want to stay longer than 90 days, you can start a business, you have a lot of leeway here, and loans are pretty cheap, like 8% for foreigners, <4% if you've been here awhile. Huge foreign community can guide you when you get here.
If you're in your 20s, you can get a working holiday visa and work for any company that will hire you.
You can't just step out for an hour and reenter like with China, Japan doesn't like visa-runs.
With China, you can get an L(tourist) visa and make a visa-run every 90 days (60 if you applied outside USA), or M visa if you plan to start a business.
The China visa process kinda sucks, dm me if you need help.
For vietnam, you can go there on a 90 day evisa, and if you're white, a fake college degree can have you working as a fake English teacher at a fake English school, for real dong.
I appreciate the information!
Aww but I don't like dong :(
You can exchange dong for goods and services.
And if the US decides to invade, what will the person I asked the question do?
Importing the crazy to your country. Americans are just sick they have their fairy tail founding and the we are the god given people complex.
Overly broad generalizations are not helpful. In any case, the Americans likely to leave are not the idiots who voted the fascists into power.