I assume you are american, must be very blackpilling to visit Sweden. Imagine living in a functional democracy and society where things work like public transport and holidays.

https://youtu.be/xrTTIYd2OyY?si=3ZVicQxgxzXhu4s9&t=27

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troad 13 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Not OP, but I'm not American, have been to Sweden (and lived most of my life in countries with better public healthcare than Sweden), and I also think yours is an aggressively conformist take. I'm not sure what value it is meant to be adding to the overall conversation. Save it for Reddit next time.

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Scroll_Swe 4 hours ago | parent | next [-]

I'm permabanned on Reddit unfortunately so I cannot participate in that site :(

I make a new account and it is immediately shadowbanned + real banned for evading in 24h. Even with a VPN. They are crafty.

Anyway Reddit is leftie infested too, so they don't like me ether but I liked some specific hobby and work subreddits.

As below said we have that hardcore protestant work ethic, not suitable for everyone. Only Germans do it better.

My point is we have a functional society, healthcare, public transport, schooling and world leading companies, one of the highest HDI in the world etc. We are just the best :)

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troad an hour ago | parent [-]

So you're a religiously-tinged nationalist. I'm happy that you're happy, but is that really meant to be particularly unique or interesting? Or even germane to the topic at hand?

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		mrbukkake said it was a very Swedish response and from there it went, the germane topic at hand, and I'm like, yea? We banned smoking in public in 2005 and have had a special government alcohol store since 1955. Nationalist is a bad word nowadays but then people cannot deny where people want to live is in the north or western Europe or USA/Canada. Maybe Japan and SK also.

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busterarm 8 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Despite being supposedly secular societies, their protestant tendencies are quite strong. Many find it stifling.

American but speak Danish and almost moved there a couple of times.

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