Denmark the liberals dream! Laughable

[Wyatt earp]

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Lived in Denmark and Petrol (Gas) is not $10 a gallon...

and much like the whole post it is full of fiction....

The picture here comes from a Danish coemdy drama

Rita the Teacher | the Danish TV Series

This is just the typical Right wing bullshit... GHook have you ever been to Denmark?

I have and it ain't that bad... They have a a lot of things well thought out...

Like $6 bucks a gallon is soooooooooo much cheaper.





Cost of Living in Denmark

 

[Wyatt earp]

You don't think the OP's pass around story is horseshit.

Let's start here:

The picture in the story is not of a Danish teacher named Mikkel Nissen,

it's a picture of Danish actress Mille Dinesen...

International tv-pris til Mille Dinesen

Whoops!

"That doesn't mean it isn't true" in 3, 2, 1....

Look, you pay more taxes in Denmark. But in exchange, you get a lot of services free that you otherwise would have paid for out of pocket anyway.

Keep in mind, the Danes have a democratic government. They have chosen the economic system they have.

Not everyone wants a sex change like you.





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[NYcarbineer]

You don't think the OP's pass around story is horseshit.

Let's start here:

The picture in the story is not of a Danish teacher named Mikkel Nissen,

it's a picture of Danish actress Mille Dinesen...

International tv-pris til Mille Dinesen

Whoops!

"That doesn't mean it isn't true" in 3, 2, 1....

Look, you pay more taxes in Denmark. But in exchange, you get a lot of services free that you otherwise would have paid for out of pocket anyway.

Keep in mind, the Danes have a democratic government. They have chosen the economic system they have.

Not everyone wants a sex change like you.





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I have a girlfriend. Give it up.

 

[NYcarbineer]

Just out of curiosity,

why doesn't the opinion of the people of Denmark matter?

 

[bripat9643]

Just out of curiosity,

why doesn't the opinion of the people of Denmark matter?

It doesn't matter for the same reason that your opinion on the best flavor of ice cream doesn't matter.

 

[NYcarbineer]

Just out of curiosity,

why doesn't the opinion of the people of Denmark matter?

It doesn't matter for the same reason that your opinion on the best flavor of ice cream doesn't matter.

So the opinion of the people of their own country doesn't matter to that country?

You're pathetic.

 

[Flopper]

Sweet meme!

Explain why Denmark consistently ranks as one of the most prosperous nations and having the happiest citizens on the planet.

Why is that?

I don't know how prosperous Denmark is but there are three main things that make people happy: close relationships, a job or past-time that they love and helping others. On the other hand, money and material things do not have a lot to do with happiness, and people who emphasize them are less happy than those who do not. I doubt economic freedom has much to do with people's happiness.

Research on Happiness: What Makes People Happy? - Video & Lesson Transcript | Study.com

Go tell that to North Korea... This is just a justification for theft. How many happy slaves where there? Should we re-institute slavery cause after all, economic freedom doesn't matter.


May I inquire you, if material things don't make people happy, then why do they need to be taxed? If it doesn't matter, surely it shouldn't matter? Why do socialist scream they want other people's property? So once again, justification for socialism utterly fails.

North Korea is a totalitarian state in which people lack far more than economic freedom. They have no real choice of their leaders nor any of the constitutions rights that we have. They can't even express themselves without fear of reprisal. That is not socialism. It's totalitarianism.

Taxes are based on income or wealth which doesn't have much relationship to what makes people happy. This is why people in countries with far less wealth are happier than those in wealthier countries as long as basic needs are met.

The claim that people in more socialist countries such as Denmark are happier than those in capitalist countries such as the US is based on the fact that people that feel more secure are happier than those that feel less secure.

 

[Norman]

Sweet meme!

Explain why Denmark consistently ranks as one of the most prosperous nations and having the happiest citizens on the planet.

Why is that?

I don't know how prosperous Denmark is but there are three main things that make people happy: close relationships, a job or past-time that they love and helping others. On the other hand, money and material things do not have a lot to do with happiness, and people who emphasize them are less happy than those who do not. I doubt economic freedom has much to do with people's happiness.

Research on Happiness: What Makes People Happy? - Video & Lesson Transcript | Study.com

Go tell that to North Korea... This is just a justification for theft. How many happy slaves where there? Should we re-institute slavery cause after all, economic freedom doesn't matter.


May I inquire you, if material things don't make people happy, then why do they need to be taxed? If it doesn't matter, surely it shouldn't matter? Why do socialist scream they want other people's property? So once again, justification for socialism utterly fails.

North Korea is a totalitarian state in which people lack far more than economic freedom. They have no real control of who leaders are nor any of the constitutions rights that we have. They can't even express themselves without fear of reprisal. That is not socialism. It's totalitarianism.

Taxes are based on income or wealth which doesn't have much relationship to what makes people happy. This is why people in countries with far less wealth are happier than those in wealthier countries as long as basic needs are met.

The claim that people in more socialist countries such as Denmark are happier than those in capitalist countries such as the US is based on the fact that people that feel more secure are happier than those that feel less secure.

Alright, send me your money immediately then. Let's see you live your values.

Again, I find it far more likely that Denmark being above US in the heritage index is the real story as the success of Denmark.

I also believe you have produced nothing in your life, but are just a leech. Of course economic freedom doesn't matter to you.

 

[bripat9643]

Just out of curiosity,

why doesn't the opinion of the people of Denmark matter?

It doesn't matter for the same reason that your opinion on the best flavor of ice cream doesn't matter.

So the opinion of the people of their own country doesn't matter to that country?

You're pathetic.

No, it doesn't matter to me, just as your opinion doesn't matter to me. The citizens of Nazi Germany thought it was a great place to live. FDR and Churchill didn't care.

 

[bripat9643]

Sweet meme!

Explain why Denmark consistently ranks as one of the most prosperous nations and having the happiest citizens on the planet.

Why is that?

I don't know how prosperous Denmark is but there are three main things that make people happy: close relationships, a job or past-time that they love and helping others. On the other hand, money and material things do not have a lot to do with happiness, and people who emphasize them are less happy than those who do not. I doubt economic freedom has much to do with people's happiness.

Research on Happiness: What Makes People Happy? - Video & Lesson Transcript | Study.com

Go tell that to North Korea... This is just a justification for theft. How many happy slaves where there? Should we re-institute slavery cause after all, economic freedom doesn't matter.


May I inquire you, if material things don't make people happy, then why do they need to be taxed? If it doesn't matter, surely it shouldn't matter? Why do socialist scream they want other people's property? So once again, justification for socialism utterly fails.

North Korea is a totalitarian state in which people lack far more than economic freedom. They have no real control of who leaders are nor any of the constitutions rights that we have. They can't even express themselves without fear of reprisal. That is not socialism. It's totalitarianism.

Taxes are based on income or wealth which doesn't have much relationship to what makes people happy. This is why people in countries with far less wealth are happier than those in wealthier countries as long as basic needs are met.

The claim that people in more socialist countries such as Denmark are happier than those in capitalist countries such as the US is based on the fact that people that feel more secure are happier than those that feel less secure.

Alright, send me your money immediately then. Let's see you live your values.

Again, I find it far more likely that Denmark being above US in the heritage index is far more likely story as the success of Denmark.

I also believe you have produced nothing in your life, but are just a leech. Of course economic freedom doesn't matter to you.

It really is pathetic to watch someone trying to prove Denmark is a great place to live by claiming money doesn't matter. These are the same douche bags who are always demanding more of yours.

 

[bripat9643]

Sweet meme!

Explain why Denmark consistently ranks as one of the most prosperous nations and having the happiest citizens on the planet.

Why is that?

I don't know how prosperous Denmark is but there are three main things that make people happy: close relationships, a job or past-time that they love and helping others. On the other hand, money and material things do not have a lot to do with happiness, and people who emphasize them are less happy than those who do not. I doubt economic freedom has much to do with people's happiness.

Research on Happiness: What Makes People Happy? - Video & Lesson Transcript | Study.com

Go tell that to North Korea... This is just a justification for theft. How many happy slaves where there? Should we re-institute slavery cause after all, economic freedom doesn't matter.


May I inquire you, if material things don't make people happy, then why do they need to be taxed? If it doesn't matter, surely it shouldn't matter? Why do socialist scream they want other people's property? So once again, justification for socialism utterly fails.

North Korea is a totalitarian state in which people lack far more than economic freedom. They have no real choice of their leaders nor any of the constitutions rights that we have. They can't even express themselves without fear of reprisal. That is not socialism. It's totalitarianism.

Taxes are based on income or wealth which doesn't have much relationship to what makes people happy. This is why people in countries with far less wealth are happier than those in wealthier countries as long as basic needs are met.

The claim that people in more socialist countries such as Denmark are happier than those in capitalist countries such as the US is based on the fact that people that feel more secure are happier than those that feel less secure.

The claim that money doesn't make people happy is too absurd for words to describe. The claim that North Korea isn't socialist is equally absurd. The most absurd claim of all is the idea that happiness can be measured. Everything about this theory is a joke. It just goes to show the desperation of leftists trying to prove their system is superior to capitalism. I don't envy them because it's an impossible task.

 

[Flopper]

Sweet meme!

Explain why Denmark consistently ranks as one of the most prosperous nations and having the happiest citizens on the planet.

Why is that?

I don't know how prosperous Denmark is but there are three main things that make people happy: close relationships, a job or past-time that they love and helping others. On the other hand, money and material things do not have a lot to do with happiness, and people who emphasize them are less happy than those who do not. I doubt economic freedom has much to do with people's happiness.

Research on Happiness: What Makes People Happy? - Video & Lesson Transcript | Study.com

Go tell that to North Korea... This is just a justification for theft. How many happy slaves where there? Should we re-institute slavery cause after all, economic freedom doesn't matter.


May I inquire you, if material things don't make people happy, then why do they need to be taxed? If it doesn't matter, surely it shouldn't matter? Why do socialist scream they want other people's property? So once again, justification for socialism utterly fails.

North Korea is a totalitarian state in which people lack far more than economic freedom. They have no real control of who leaders are nor any of the constitutions rights that we have. They can't even express themselves without fear of reprisal. That is not socialism. It's totalitarianism.

Taxes are based on income or wealth which doesn't have much relationship to what makes people happy. This is why people in countries with far less wealth are happier than those in wealthier countries as long as basic needs are met.

The claim that people in more socialist countries such as Denmark are happier than those in capitalist countries such as the US is based on the fact that people that feel more secure are happier than those that feel less secure.

Alright, send me your money immediately then. Let's see you live your values.

Again, I find it far more likely that Denmark being above US in the heritage index is far more likely story as the success of Denmark.

I also believe you have produced nothing in your life, but are just a leech. Of course economic freedom doesn't matter to you.

Although money doesn't buy happiness, it buys everything else which is a comfort in your misery.

 

[bripat9643]

Sweet meme!

Explain why Denmark consistently ranks as one of the most prosperous nations and having the happiest citizens on the planet.

Why is that?

I don't know how prosperous Denmark is but there are three main things that make people happy: close relationships, a job or past-time that they love and helping others. On the other hand, money and material things do not have a lot to do with happiness, and people who emphasize them are less happy than those who do not. I doubt economic freedom has much to do with people's happiness.

Research on Happiness: What Makes People Happy? - Video & Lesson Transcript | Study.com

Go tell that to North Korea... This is just a justification for theft. How many happy slaves where there? Should we re-institute slavery cause after all, economic freedom doesn't matter.


May I inquire you, if material things don't make people happy, then why do they need to be taxed? If it doesn't matter, surely it shouldn't matter? Why do socialist scream they want other people's property? So once again, justification for socialism utterly fails.

North Korea is a totalitarian state in which people lack far more than economic freedom. They have no real control of who leaders are nor any of the constitutions rights that we have. They can't even express themselves without fear of reprisal. That is not socialism. It's totalitarianism.

Taxes are based on income or wealth which doesn't have much relationship to what makes people happy. This is why people in countries with far less wealth are happier than those in wealthier countries as long as basic needs are met.

The claim that people in more socialist countries such as Denmark are happier than those in capitalist countries such as the US is based on the fact that people that feel more secure are happier than those that feel less secure.

Alright, send me your money immediately then. Let's see you live your values.

Again, I find it far more likely that Denmark being above US in the heritage index is far more likely story as the success of Denmark.

I also believe you have produced nothing in your life, but are just a leech. Of course economic freedom doesn't matter to you.

Although money doesn't buy happiness, it buys everything else which is a comfort in your misery.

It's hard to believe you can be happy when you don't have money to buy your son a new bicycle or Xbox console. You can't buy your wife new clothes or afford to go to the hair dressers and you have to use a 10 year old car that breaks down once a month.

 

[Ame®icano]

More news from socialist utopia countries, this time from Norway.

This oil rich country has $856 billion pension fund that previous generations were sacrificing for last 30 years.
Norwegians were taxed at 50% for over 30 years on the promise that future accumulated savings will be used for Norwegian children.
Part of that money will be tapped to help pay for migrants from rape culture countries so they can "take care" of their women.

Norway PM sees billions in extra costs to cope with asylum seekers

Socialist kunts are irrational insect-minded thieves who deserve nothing less than destruction. Not just in Norway, but everywhere.

 

[Flopper]

I don't know how prosperous Denmark is but there are three main things that make people happy: close relationships, a job or past-time that they love and helping others. On the other hand, money and material things do not have a lot to do with happiness, and people who emphasize them are less happy than those who do not. I doubt economic freedom has much to do with people's happiness.

Research on Happiness: What Makes People Happy? - Video & Lesson Transcript | Study.com

Go tell that to North Korea... This is just a justification for theft. How many happy slaves where there? Should we re-institute slavery cause after all, economic freedom doesn't matter.


May I inquire you, if material things don't make people happy, then why do they need to be taxed? If it doesn't matter, surely it shouldn't matter? Why do socialist scream they want other people's property? So once again, justification for socialism utterly fails.

North Korea is a totalitarian state in which people lack far more than economic freedom. They have no real control of who leaders are nor any of the constitutions rights that we have. They can't even express themselves without fear of reprisal. That is not socialism. It's totalitarianism.

Taxes are based on income or wealth which doesn't have much relationship to what makes people happy. This is why people in countries with far less wealth are happier than those in wealthier countries as long as basic needs are met.

The claim that people in more socialist countries such as Denmark are happier than those in capitalist countries such as the US is based on the fact that people that feel more secure are happier than those that feel less secure.

Alright, send me your money immediately then. Let's see you live your values.

Again, I find it far more likely that Denmark being above US in the heritage index is far more likely story as the success of Denmark.

I also believe you have produced nothing in your life, but are just a leech. Of course economic freedom doesn't matter to you.

Although money doesn't buy happiness, it buys everything else which is a comfort in your misery.

It's hard to believe you can be happy when you don't have money to buy your son a new bicycle or Xbox console. You can't buy your wife new clothes or afford to go to the hair dressers and you have to use a 10 year old car that breaks down once a month.

You certainly can because happiness is a state of mind. If every one in your neighborhood has an Xbox, new bikes, and new clothes, you might be unhappy if you couldn't provide these. However if such items were rare in your neighborhood, you would probably be happy providing last years Xbox, clothes and bikes.

I've found from personal experience that giving my family what money doesn't buy, my time, attention, and love creates far more happiness than Xboxs, bikes, and new clothes.

 

[bripat9643]

Go tell that to North Korea... This is just a justification for theft. How many happy slaves where there? Should we re-institute slavery cause after all, economic freedom doesn't matter.


May I inquire you, if material things don't make people happy, then why do they need to be taxed? If it doesn't matter, surely it shouldn't matter? Why do socialist scream they want other people's property? So once again, justification for socialism utterly fails.

North Korea is a totalitarian state in which people lack far more than economic freedom. They have no real control of who leaders are nor any of the constitutions rights that we have. They can't even express themselves without fear of reprisal. That is not socialism. It's totalitarianism.

Taxes are based on income or wealth which doesn't have much relationship to what makes people happy. This is why people in countries with far less wealth are happier than those in wealthier countries as long as basic needs are met.

The claim that people in more socialist countries such as Denmark are happier than those in capitalist countries such as the US is based on the fact that people that feel more secure are happier than those that feel less secure.

Alright, send me your money immediately then. Let's see you live your values.

Again, I find it far more likely that Denmark being above US in the heritage index is far more likely story as the success of Denmark.

I also believe you have produced nothing in your life, but are just a leech. Of course economic freedom doesn't matter to you.

Although money doesn't buy happiness, it buys everything else which is a comfort in your misery.

It's hard to believe you can be happy when you don't have money to buy your son a new bicycle or Xbox console. You can't buy your wife new clothes or afford to go to the hair dressers and you have to use a 10 year old car that breaks down once a month.

You certainly can because happiness is a state of mind. If every one in your neighborhood has an Xbox, new bikes, and new clothes, you might be unhappy if you couldn't provide these. However if such items were rare in your neighborhood, you would probably be happy providing last years Xbox, clothes and bikes.

I've found from personal experience that giving my family what money doesn't buy, my time, attention, and love creates far more happiness than Xboxs, bikes, and new clothes.

If happiness is purely a state of mind, then how does socialism contribute to it? You just claimed that socialism is irrelevant to happiness, so why bother with it?

 

[Flopper]

North Korea is a totalitarian state in which people lack far more than economic freedom. They have no real control of who leaders are nor any of the constitutions rights that we have. They can't even express themselves without fear of reprisal. That is not socialism. It's totalitarianism.

Taxes are based on income or wealth which doesn't have much relationship to what makes people happy. This is why people in countries with far less wealth are happier than those in wealthier countries as long as basic needs are met.

The claim that people in more socialist countries such as Denmark are happier than those in capitalist countries such as the US is based on the fact that people that feel more secure are happier than those that feel less secure.

Alright, send me your money immediately then. Let's see you live your values.

Again, I find it far more likely that Denmark being above US in the heritage index is far more likely story as the success of Denmark.

I also believe you have produced nothing in your life, but are just a leech. Of course economic freedom doesn't matter to you.

Although money doesn't buy happiness, it buys everything else which is a comfort in your misery.

It's hard to believe you can be happy when you don't have money to buy your son a new bicycle or Xbox console. You can't buy your wife new clothes or afford to go to the hair dressers and you have to use a 10 year old car that breaks down once a month.

You certainly can because happiness is a state of mind. If every one in your neighborhood has an Xbox, new bikes, and new clothes, you might be unhappy if you couldn't provide these. However if such items were rare in your neighborhood, you would probably be happy providing last years Xbox, clothes and bikes.

I've found from personal experience that giving my family what money doesn't buy, my time, attention, and love creates far more happiness than Xboxs, bikes, and new clothes.

If happiness is purely a state of mind, then how does socialism contribute to it? You just claimed that socialism is irrelevant to happiness, so why bother with it?

I made no such claim

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Go tell that to North Korea... This is just a justification for theft. How many happy slaves where there? Should we re-institute slavery cause after all, economic freedom doesn't matter.


May I inquire you, if material things don't make people happy, then why do they need to be taxed? If it doesn't matter, surely it shouldn't matter? Why do socialist scream they want other people's property? So once again, justification for socialism utterly fails.

North Korea is a totalitarian state in which people lack far more than economic freedom. They have no real control of who leaders are nor any of the constitutions rights that we have. They can't even express themselves without fear of reprisal. That is not socialism. It's totalitarianism.

Taxes are based on income or wealth which doesn't have much relationship to what makes people happy. This is why people in countries with far less wealth are happier than those in wealthier countries as long as basic needs are met.

The claim that people in more socialist countries such as Denmark are happier than those in capitalist countries such as the US is based on the fact that people that feel more secure are happier than those that feel less secure.

Alright, send me your money immediately then. Let's see you live your values.

Again, I find it far more likely that Denmark being above US in the heritage index is far more likely story as the success of Denmark.

I also believe you have produced nothing in your life, but are just a leech. Of course economic freedom doesn't matter to you.

Although money doesn't buy happiness, it buys everything else which is a comfort in your misery.

It's hard to believe you can be happy when you don't have money to buy your son a new bicycle or Xbox console. You can't buy your wife new clothes or afford to go to the hair dressers and you have to use a 10 year old car that breaks down once a month.

You certainly can because happiness is a state of mind. If every one in your neighborhood has an Xbox, new bikes, and new clothes, you might be unhappy if you couldn't provide these. However if such items were rare in your neighborhood, you would probably be happy providing last years Xbox, clothes and bikes.

I've found from personal experience that giving my family what money doesn't buy, my time, attention, and love creates far more happiness than Xboxs, bikes, and new clothes.

The key is "your family" isn't it? How are you happier when the government takes your money for other families to have those items?

 

[initforme]

Denmark needs to pay its teachers more. Case closed.

 

[Flopper]

North Korea is a totalitarian state in which people lack far more than economic freedom. They have no real control of who leaders are nor any of the constitutions rights that we have. They can't even express themselves without fear of reprisal. That is not socialism. It's totalitarianism.

Taxes are based on income or wealth which doesn't have much relationship to what makes people happy. This is why people in countries with far less wealth are happier than those in wealthier countries as long as basic needs are met.

The claim that people in more socialist countries such as Denmark are happier than those in capitalist countries such as the US is based on the fact that people that feel more secure are happier than those that feel less secure.

Alright, send me your money immediately then. Let's see you live your values.

Again, I find it far more likely that Denmark being above US in the heritage index is far more likely story as the success of Denmark.

I also believe you have produced nothing in your life, but are just a leech. Of course economic freedom doesn't matter to you.

Although money doesn't buy happiness, it buys everything else which is a comfort in your misery.

It's hard to believe you can be happy when you don't have money to buy your son a new bicycle or Xbox console. You can't buy your wife new clothes or afford to go to the hair dressers and you have to use a 10 year old car that breaks down once a month.

You certainly can because happiness is a state of mind. If every one in your neighborhood has an Xbox, new bikes, and new clothes, you might be unhappy if you couldn't provide these. However if such items were rare in your neighborhood, you would probably be happy providing last years Xbox, clothes and bikes.

I've found from personal experience that giving my family what money doesn't buy, my time, attention, and love creates far more happiness than Xboxs, bikes, and new clothes.

The key is "your family" isn't it? How are you happier when the government takes your money for other families to have those items?

I doubt that I would happier or less happy. Of course if the amount was such that I could not provide for their real needs then I would unhappy. I don't think you understand what really makes most people happy.