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It's like a German friend, who's well-off, being constantly asked by a reporter during an American interview,
"why don't you have a problem with these high taxes?" and the guy finally answering after
being interrupted three times, "Hey! I don't want to live as a rich guy in a poor country!"

1. I was referring to insurance that wasn't health related, AKA things the state doesn't pay for you. If you own things like cars, a home or live in an apartment, you typically need insurance for those things, no?

2. I wouldn't start a small business in Denmark or Sweden at gunpoint, welfare or no welfare.

@rostasi calm down mate.

Why Danes Happily Pay High Rates of Taxes (in case you weren’t aware of a crucial reason for taxes).

All good, but doesn't address what I'm talking about. I've gone over this already. They also rank 64th for cost of living and rank poorly in regards to inclusivity (if you are someone living in Denmark who has moved there from another place).

https://nypost.com/2018/09/24/judge-...oil-to-school/


This little girl was a classmate of the kid I nanny in the private preschool mentioned in the article. I've been following the case and am really happy with the result - groundbreaking stuff, really.

I don't think the link is working WWWP, at least it isn't loading for me :(

Replaced the link, lmk if it works for you now. Sorry, mobile is so fucky.

Well, again, you're wrong:

Cost of Living Index for Country 2018 Mid-Year

....and honestly, people can't seem to address what you're going on about apparently -
either because we're all numbskulls or maybe you keep going all "Bojangles" Robinson on all of us...

...but I will remind others that you can take a flat-earther around the world
to prove to him the world is round, but because of his emotional obstinance to facts,
the best you'll get from him is that the earth is cylindrical.