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This comment is so all over the place I don't really know where to begin. First, I would argue it's easier to know and care for one another when one's basic ne
by wing-_-nuts 5y ago
This comment is so all over the place I don't really know where to begin. First, I would argue it's easier to know and care for one another when one's basic needs are met. You're simply moving up the maslow hierarchy.
Second: I googled this. Some inventor in Switzerland hires an independent consultant to see whether his euth booth is legal. Switzerland is not a scandi country. This is not legal approval by the government.
Third: Sweden has just as high percentage of foreign born population as the US. If anything I would argue american cultural identity is much stronger than Sweden's. Racial and cultural homogeneity is such a tired and lazy argument against safety nets I won't even bother to address it. It's a non sequitur at this point.