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Norwegians have expressed solidarity with Haiti and several other African nations by saying they do not want to go to the US, describing it using the alleged words of Donald Trump as a ‘shithole’ .
The US President has provoked fresh controversy after allegedly asking a group of senators why the US had to allow in immigrants from “shithole countries” in Africa and the Caribbean rather than from places like Norway.
He was immediately denounced as a "racist" who praised white immigrants over ethnic minorities with the UN calling the comments “shocking and shameful”.
But Norwegians and their Scandinavian cousins on Twitter decided to mock Mr Trump and America itself instead by asking why they would want to go to a country without free healthcare and rampant gun crime.
One user, Christian Christensen, a Stockholm-based American professor, wrote: “Of course people from Norway would love to move to a country where people are far more likely to be shot, live in poverty, get no healthcare because they’re poor, get no paid parental leave or subsidized daycare and see fewer women in political power”.
Another, Christian Gerhard, said: “Being from Norway and the country Trump wants immigrants from. Would not even consider to emigrate to shithole USA as long as Donald Trump is president there.”
Meanwhile, Kathinka Froystad addressed the President directly, saying: “Dear Mr President, I am glad you enjoyed meeting my prime minister, but I am quite happy where I am and would not even dream of settling down in the US during your shithole, racist and misogynist regime.”
Others pointed out that when Norwegians were emigrating to the US 100 years ago, it was to escape the war and poverty that many modern immigrants and refugees face.
While others said Mr Trump did not perhaps know what he was letting himself in for by welcoming more Norwegians as the country’s egalitarian politics clashes with his “winner takes all” brand of nationalism.
Mr Trump has denied the allegations saying he used “tough” language in the meeting but did not used those words to describe Haiti or any African country.
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They pay for their "free stuff" through their taxes and everybody is looked after. Unlike in the free market shithole that you live in.They dont get anything for free. Where did you hear that ?
You're right, they don't get anything for free.... unless you use the US Liberal definition of free, ie... "Someone else pays for it., or it comes out of my taxes".
Like most European shitholes, Norwegians get "free" healthcare, education, etc... Things that the US forces individuals to ay for themselves.
Its more efficient and civilised than being held to ransom by insurance companies.They pay for their "free stuff" through their taxes and everybody is looked after. Unlike in the free market shithole that you live in.They dont get anything for free. Where did you hear that ?
You're right, they don't get anything for free.... unless you use the US Liberal definition of free, ie... "Someone else pays for it., or it comes out of my taxes".
Like most European shitholes, Norwegians get "free" healthcare, education, etc... Things that the US forces individuals to ay for themselves.
So they work give their pay check to the government and get an allowance?
That doesn't sound like freedom to me.
Might work.....let’s give it a try!Ok. Let me get this straight.
In defense of runaway illegal immigration, now the strategy is to paint America as unfit to emigrate to.
No, you silly ass, they pay taxes and get services. Same as we do for fire protection, sewage, water and roads. That you cannot see this with the ideological blinders you have on is simply the indication of your room temperature IQ.They pay for their "free stuff" through their taxes and everybody is looked after. Unlike in the free market shithole that you live in.They dont get anything for free. Where did you hear that ?
You're right, they don't get anything for free.... unless you use the US Liberal definition of free, ie... "Someone else pays for it., or it comes out of my taxes".
Like most European shitholes, Norwegians get "free" healthcare, education, etc... Things that the US forces individuals to ay for themselves.
So they work give their pay check to the government and get an allowance?
That doesn't sound like freedom to me.
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A typical Swedish consumer spends $25,391 on goods and services each year.
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#5 in Best Countries: Quality of Life
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The US ranked 18th.
TOP 5 WINNERS
#1 in Best Countries: Quality of Life
#5 in Best Countries: Quality of Life
#10 in Best Countries
A typical Norwegian consumer spends $39,171 on goods and services each year.
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What could the US do to attract Norwegians ?
Worked out great for the Indians..... I mean Native Americans.
And they came, and created this great nation. They were your ancestors, no different from the people that wish to come here today.
TOP 5 WINNERS
#1 in Best Countries: Quality of Life
#2 in Best Countries
A typical Canadian consumer spends $28,572 on goods and services each year, according to the World Bank.
#2 in Best Countries: Quality of Life
#6 in Best Countries
A typical Swedish consumer spends $25,391 on goods and services each year.
#3 in Best Countries: Quality of Life
#12 in Best Countries
A typical Danish consumer spends $27,897 on goods and services each year.
#4 in Best Countries: Quality of Life
#8 in Best Countries
A typical Australian consumer spends $30,354 on goods and services each year.
#5 in Best Countries: Quality of Life
#10 in Best Countries
A typical Norwegian consumer spends $39,171 on goods and services each year.
https://www.usnews.com/news/best-countries/quality-of-life-rankings
The US ranked 18th.
TOP 5 WINNERS
#1 in Best Countries: Quality of Life
#2 in Best Countries
A typical Canadian consumer spends $28,572 on goods and services each year, according to the World Bank.
#2 in Best Countries: Quality of Life
#6 in Best Countries
A typical Swedish consumer spends $25,391 on goods and services each year.
#3 in Best Countries: Quality of Life
#12 in Best Countries
A typical Danish consumer spends $27,897 on goods and services each year.
#4 in Best Countries: Quality of Life
#8 in Best Countries
A typical Australian consumer spends $30,354 on goods and services each year.
#5 in Best Countries: Quality of Life
#10 in Best Countries
A typical Norwegian consumer spends $39,171 on goods and services each year.
https://www.usnews.com/news/best-countries/quality-of-life-rankings
The US ranked 18th.
And they came, and created this great nation. They were your ancestors, no different from the people that wish to come here today.
Why don’t more Norwegians immigrate here? Maybe because they have a population of just 5 mil! Greater Mexico City has 20 mil (the city itself has 8 mil).
They also do not reproduce. There birth rates drop every year and sits at 1.71, which is below the 2.1 to sustain a population. 25% of all Norwegian men die childless!
A quarter of Norwegian men never father children
Norwegian birth rate decreases for seventh consecutive year
The people who are reproducing in Norway are the Muslims. Norwegians, like Sweds, will be begging to come here when the Muslim population hits 10%
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TOP 5 WINNERS
#1 in Best Countries: Quality of Life
#2 in Best Countries
A typical Canadian consumer spends $28,572 on goods and services each year, according to the World Bank.
#2 in Best Countries: Quality of Life
#6 in Best Countries
A typical Swedish consumer spends $25,391 on goods and services each year.
#3 in Best Countries: Quality of Life
#12 in Best Countries
A typical Danish consumer spends $27,897 on goods and services each year.
#4 in Best Countries: Quality of Life
#8 in Best Countries
A typical Australian consumer spends $30,354 on goods and services each year.
#5 in Best Countries: Quality of Life
#10 in Best Countries
A typical Norwegian consumer spends $39,171 on goods and services each year.
https://www.usnews.com/news/best-countries/quality-of-life-rankings
The US ranked 18th.
Canada?
Must be nice to have as your only neighbor, the friendliest nation in the world, happy to let you take advantage of them in trade and to protect you while you don't carry your weight.
If we didn't have to protect ourselves, had a decent trade policy and didn't have a Third World shithole for a southern neighbor, our numbers would be a lot better.
