Everyone has opportunity in Scandinavia to go to university. This is why the level of teaching just keeps dropping. We have inflation in higher education. I know people who spent over a decade in university, only to do unskilled, low paying jobs after.

Scandinavia is everything about contacts, and who you are, since everyone has a long education. If you make more money, because you work several jobs, it’s mostly taxed away. There are fees for everything, and ticking debts on things you own. There are regulations for everything. You can’t even pull down a wall without a permit.

If you want alternative medicines, you can’t find them advertised, because it’s forbidden. You can’t choose to say no thank you to the government run education system and common core. People report each other to the government for all kinds of reasons, and use it as blackmail. It’s a society with vast problems. If you don’t manage to work 40 years for your pension, because of long educations and child rearing, you will get a pension you can’t live on. Like one of my family members, who worked and taxed 26 years in Sweden (+13 in a different EU country) and gets 5300 SEK a month in pension.

That kind of stuff