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Scandinavian here. It's not a political thing, maybe more as a side effect of living in a society that promotes well-thougth actions and good planing and gives
by zibzab 5y ago
Scandinavian here.
It's not a political thing, maybe more as a side effect of living in a society that promotes well-thougth actions and good planing and gives you the tools to achieve things.
That being said, I consider the the Scandinavian "socialism" the perfect combination of communism-light and capitalism-light: you can get rich if you work hard, but your boss can't get extremely rich by paying you far below a living wage. In the long run it's a win-win for everyone.
- nix23 5y ago>It's not a political thing I know, but the US-Press always try to make something political, even when it's a cultural thing (and the only way to survive in the past..working together). >That being said, I consider the the Scandinavian "socialism" the perfect combination of communism-light and capitalism-light Absolutely on your side...and as someone from Switzerland i think we tend more and more towards the Scandinavian model.
- BLKNSLVR 5y agoAdding to what nix23 said, it gets made political by those who cannot comprehend social norms and cultural differences outside of their own experience and can only interpret "different" as "antagonistic". > living in a society that promotes well-thougth actions and good planing and gives you the tools to achieve things. Sounds beautiful to me.