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In reply to the discussion: This is Denmark. [View all]Southern_gent
(97 posts)89. Why celebrate Demark?
They aren’t doing their fair share of accepting refugees. They are 27th in per capita for accepting refugees out of all of the euro countries. Whe, they will accept all the Germans, who want to immigrate, they want no part in takint in people whose lives are in danger.
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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