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This documentary from the first 4 minutes looks very low effort. You can gather any number of “experts” on any given topic to give you any form of a story you’d
by sprafa 7y ago
This documentary from the first 4 minutes looks very low effort. You can gather any number of “experts” on any given topic to give you any form of a story you’d like to tell...
Also the “social democracy” you talk about is still there. University education is still free. Social democratic programs have not been completely destroyed.
- lliamander 7y ago>This documentary from the first 4 minutes looks very low effort. Don't know exactly what you mean by that, but OK. > You can gather any number of “experts” on any given topic to give you any form of a story you’d like to tell... Trivially true. Are the arguments sound? Are the basic facts correct? Those are the questions that matter. > Also the “social democracy” you talk about is still there. Arguable, but in any case certainly not to the degree it was in the 70's. Why? > University education is still free. Social democratic programs have not been completely destroyed. And yet the documentary claims that there is still a very high-level of student debt in Sweden. Not because of the education, but in order to subsist while going to college.