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In reply to the discussion: This is Denmark. [View all]blue sky at night
(3,310 posts)3. My Great-Grandfather emigrated from there...
I really wished he would have just stayed there...have felt that way for a long time.
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Disguised Racism: Denmark's discriminatory, punitive and counterproductive Ghetto Package
Celerity
Jan 2025
#57
They've avoided many immigration issues that many other European countries are experiencing...
Mark.b2
Jan 2025
#2
I spent 3 weeks in Leningrad in January 1985 at 20 F below zero! Loved the city..
HUAJIAO
Jan 2025
#75
Also the fallback position is to elect Dems like Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, and Joe Biden
FakeNoose
Jan 2025
#67
i visited denmark twice as a visiting artist. i met several foreigners that now lived there. including a native american
pansypoo53219
Jan 2025
#81
Family legends and old letters might give you a clue as to why he emigrated. Usually...
Hekate
Jan 2025
#24
Lego has plants all around the world the ones for the US market are currently made in Monterrey, Mexico, but they are
FSogol
Jan 2025
#31
There's a gigantic difference between making bureaucracies more efficient and tearing up the social contract entirely
Yavin4
Jan 2025
#72
Exactly. All places need to be adaptred to if coming from outside, and are never praised as utopia by those born there.
DFW
Jan 2025
#39
39. Exactly. All places need to be adaptred to if coming from outside, and are never praised as utopia by those born the
EU Sozial Demokrat
Jan 2025
#49
For some reason I don't picture Europe as being very friendly. I guess if you go with a spouse or partner it helps.
LeftInTX
Jan 2025
#60
still, re those $25 per hour workers in Denmark, after taxes they still take home roughly $16.13
Stargleamer
Jan 2025
#42
They provide better services for their citizens by being more exclusive of immigration.
LeftInTX
Jan 2025
#61
And Danes officially celebrate America's Independence Day every 4 July. (Like Norway, Ireland, and the Philippines).
C0RI0LANUS
Jan 2025
#13
We lived there 2 summers going to and from UK- my father was working there then
Meowmee
Jan 2025
#21
Cracks me up when Americans point to the high rate of taxes in other countries that have things like healthcare,
Nanjeanne
Jan 2025
#47
I can see why Greenlanders might not be so excited about coming under US rule.
John Farmer
Jan 2025
#50
Sweden is in the process of severely damaging our wealth equality and our social welfare state due to massive systemic
Celerity
Jan 2025
#63