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True, but can you name a country that has all their policies right?

by jacekm 7y ago

mcraiha 7y ago
Netherlands, Iceland, Denmark, Finland, Sweden and Norway.
- 9c8675a8 7y ago
  Norway is horrid and corrupt. They where one of the biggest bombers of Libya; in my opinion the country is even downright evil. Their child "protetion" services are currently getting smashed in EU court for breaching basic human rights. I was born there; I don't support "my" country at all. edit: Oh, and the salmon produced in Norway is poison -- and the government is trying to hide it. The government workers (many from the same family) own huge amounts of stock in these companies. There is an endless list of corrupt, evil madness going on in Norway. I've left the country for good and moved to a low tax country as I want no part in supporting or funding (the taxation and fee levels are also evil) such a place and such people. Here's what Norway and similar countries will do tho: they will force Norwegians to pay a shit ton of taxes then give the money away to rich corps who hire people for pennies in Poland etc.. Pretty funny, huh?
- pfortuny 7y ago
  Well, assuming you support euthanasia (NL), or like visiting a country which let the Wermacht pass through it into Russia (SW) and speaks about its “200 years of peace”, one that makes simple possession of drugs illegal (DEN), one in which surprisingly there is 0% incidence of Down’s syndrome (ICE), and too tired to look for something in FIN.
  - marcinzm 7y ago
    None of those are policies which discriminate against potential attendees of a conference or would cause them hassle. >Wermacht pass through it into Russia Very relevant 70 years ago. edit: You seem to be confused about the difference between "policies I personally don't like" and "policies which aim to hurt a certain group that is attending this conference."
    - pfortuny 7y ago
      Mmmh it depends on: age and health of the visitor; whether he carries stuff considered “drugs”, or if he or she visits with a child with Down’s and is frowned upon (not unlikely). So being proud of the acts to keep peace (whatever they are) is irrelevant. Come on, acknowledge the facts.

True, but can you name a country that has all their policies right?

by jacekm 7y ago

True, but can you name a country that has all their policies right?

mcraiha 7y ago

Netherlands, Iceland, Denmark, Finland, Sweden and Norway.

9c8675a8 7y ago
Norway is horrid and corrupt. They where one of the biggest bombers of Libya; in my opinion the country is even downright evil. Their child "protetion" services are currently getting smashed in EU court for breaching basic human rights. I was born there; I don't support "my" country at all. edit: Oh, and the salmon produced in Norway is poison -- and the government is trying to hide it. The government workers (many from the same family) own huge amounts of stock in these companies. There is an endless list of corrupt, evil madness going on in Norway. I've left the country for good and moved to a low tax country as I want no part in supporting or funding (the taxation and fee levels are also evil) such a place and such people. Here's what Norway and similar countries will do tho: they will force Norwegians to pay a shit ton of taxes then give the money away to rich corps who hire people for pennies in Poland etc.. Pretty funny, huh?
pfortuny 7y ago
Well, assuming you support euthanasia (NL), or like visiting a country which let the Wermacht pass through it into Russia (SW) and speaks about its “200 years of peace”, one that makes simple possession of drugs illegal (DEN), one in which surprisingly there is 0% incidence of Down’s syndrome (ICE), and too tired to look for something in FIN.
- marcinzm 7y ago
  None of those are policies which discriminate against potential attendees of a conference or would cause them hassle. >Wermacht pass through it into Russia Very relevant 70 years ago. edit: You seem to be confused about the difference between "policies I personally don't like" and "policies which aim to hurt a certain group that is attending this conference."
  - pfortuny 7y ago
    Mmmh it depends on: age and health of the visitor; whether he carries stuff considered “drugs”, or if he or she visits with a child with Down’s and is frowned upon (not unlikely). So being proud of the acts to keep peace (whatever they are) is irrelevant. Come on, acknowledge the facts.