reply to post by Mimir
Wow can't be easy being this racist and angry at everyone else. Raising the price on tobacco is good since this is PURE poison and so is
Alcohol(Common sense). Fat is good but not the fat you find in mcdonalds or potato chips etc. If you did some light reading you would understand this.
Thing is, if they tax the fat food they need to drop the prices on healthier products which in unlikely.
Please stop looking at things from one side... Try the whole picture, Every possible angle before you go and hate, Because hate doesn't serve anyone.
Try love instead.
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Topic started on 3-10-2011 @ 11:58 AM by Mimir
After almost 14 days they finally got ready to form their government, and now they are ready to tear our country apart.
The budget for 2012 is almost -20 bil $, inspite of this they declare "big reductions in tax". Those two things doesn't match and when you look deeper into the "list of ideas" you can find many things that doesn't match or help our Economy.
An example is that they want to increase taxes on tobaco, alcohol and fat
Offcause they got health as the argument, but all they will achieve
with these increases in taxes is that more people will go to the german boarder to get these goods just like we did last time "the red block" was at
power. Those who live far from the boarder will have to pay the tax those closer to the boarder used to pay (more or less).
The fat-tax is clear discrimination of normal build and educated people,....some of us need our precious fat....why should we be punished because more n more ppl dont care about what they eat and how they live? Fat is one of the three importent nutritions carbonhydrats, proteine and fat.
Another spot where the "red block" is going to punish our economy is with their blueeyed aproach to immigration. They want to open the boarders and make it a lot easyer to get citizenship. Not to be a racist, but its been proven multiple times that not all of the immigrants are good for the country. In fact theres a overrepresentation of 1. and 2. generation danes in most crime statistics. Theres also a huge over representation on social wellfare when you look at the immigrants and their decendants. The bad seeds is still a minority of the immigrants, but the numbers doesn't lie.
And yet another place they got super ambitions but didn't point out how to finance it is "green energy". They plan to reduce our carbondioxide emission by 40% in 2020 compared to our 1990 level. This could make new jobs, but i fear it will just be a bunch of new "polution" taxes, they already suggested to increase tax on normal cars and reduce tax on "green cars".
Theres also a few good things about this new government, I'm pretty sure if you ever hear our new foreign minister speak you'll have a laugh...he's english is pretty basic.
Another "good" thing is that we have our first woman prime minister, we also got the first foreign born minister as "minister of church" (stupid to use governmental time on that in my eyes, but atleast it proves that foreigners can achieve something in this country).
...This was the first day of their rule...the future here doesn't look to good especially for our economy.
(Reuters) - Denmark's first woman prime minister, Social Democrat Helle Thorning-Schmidt, named a three-party coalition government of 23 ministers on Monday, ending a decade of centre-right rule.
Thorning-Schmidt, whose "Red bloc" alliance won an election two weeks ago, has included the Socialist People's Party and Social Liberals in her coalition.
Her finance minister is her chief of staff and economic adviser Bjarne Corydon, 38, a newly elected member of parliament who is little known to the Danish public.
The new foreign minister is Socialist People's Party leader Villy Sovndal.
Thorning-Schmidt was due to present her government's policy programme at a news conference at 4:30 p.m. (1430 GMT). Reuters
The budget for 2012 is almost -20 bil $, inspite of this they declare "big reductions in tax". Those two things doesn't match and when you look deeper into the "list of ideas" you can find many things that doesn't match or help our Economy.
An example is that they want to increase taxes on tobaco, alcohol and fat
Offcause they got health as the argument, but all they will achieve
with these increases in taxes is that more people will go to the german boarder to get these goods just like we did last time "the red block" was at
power. Those who live far from the boarder will have to pay the tax those closer to the boarder used to pay (more or less). The fat-tax is clear discrimination of normal build and educated people,....some of us need our precious fat....why should we be punished because more n more ppl dont care about what they eat and how they live? Fat is one of the three importent nutritions carbonhydrats, proteine and fat.
Another spot where the "red block" is going to punish our economy is with their blueeyed aproach to immigration. They want to open the boarders and make it a lot easyer to get citizenship. Not to be a racist, but its been proven multiple times that not all of the immigrants are good for the country. In fact theres a overrepresentation of 1. and 2. generation danes in most crime statistics. Theres also a huge over representation on social wellfare when you look at the immigrants and their decendants. The bad seeds is still a minority of the immigrants, but the numbers doesn't lie.
And yet another place they got super ambitions but didn't point out how to finance it is "green energy". They plan to reduce our carbondioxide emission by 40% in 2020 compared to our 1990 level. This could make new jobs, but i fear it will just be a bunch of new "polution" taxes, they already suggested to increase tax on normal cars and reduce tax on "green cars".
Theres also a few good things about this new government, I'm pretty sure if you ever hear our new foreign minister speak you'll have a laugh...he's english is pretty basic.
Another "good" thing is that we have our first woman prime minister, we also got the first foreign born minister as "minister of church" (stupid to use governmental time on that in my eyes, but atleast it proves that foreigners can achieve something in this country).
...This was the first day of their rule...the future here doesn't look to good especially for our economy.
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reply posted on 3-10-2011 @ 05:07 PM by Kovenov
reply to post by Mimir
Sounds like your new government will run or have to run a larger deficit to meet its goals. If not that then maybe you all will be taxed into a new dark ages. Well, we're all sort of headed in that direction anyway.
Sounds like your new government will run or have to run a larger deficit to meet its goals. If not that then maybe you all will be taxed into a new dark ages. Well, we're all sort of headed in that direction anyway.
reply posted on 3-10-2011 @ 10:32 PM by korathin
reply to post by Mimir
Could be worse, you could be living in the Feminist Taliban of Sweden... But then again most western nations are one step away from feminist bigots pulling a similar take over.
Could be worse, you could be living in the Feminist Taliban of Sweden... But then again most western nations are one step away from feminist bigots pulling a similar take over.
reply posted on 4-10-2011 @ 12:50 AM by Mimir
reply to post by MoneyIsWorthless
Said from someone who's in a minority group himself?
No I'm definatly not racist, some of my best friends are foreigners who got trouble speaking our language mkay?
I got nothing against the average immigrant, but I dont like how they are overrepresentated in crimestatistics often by 200% compared to etnical danes. Also the fact that many of them live in Ghettos not trying to learn the language or getting a job pisses me off. Those who come should benefit whit what they have to offer, the only exception to this would be people who fleed from war and similar, but even those should be offered a job after XX months.
I agree tobaco and alcohol may not be very healthy, but as i mentioned these taxes aint going to reduce the consumerism only move it to Germany. We already pay pay 2/3 of the tobacco price to the government as tax. And just so you know it small amounts of dark chocolate and wine is actually healthy for your body.
About the fat-tax. Yea theres diffrent kinds of fat, but the law doesn't distinguis none-saturated and saturated fat's. I dont need the state to nurse me and tell me what to eat, just because 30+% of my country is fat and lazy people who dunno or dont care abuot how and what they should eat.
This ain't racism but liberalism.
reply to post by Misoir
Well said.
When Venstre was leading, they worked together with the conservatives, but also Danish people's party who is a guarrenty for strict but fair boarder and immigration rules.
About the immigrationlaws theres already multiple statements on laws the red's want to soften, they also announced they are removing bordersecurity asap.
Said from someone who's in a minority group himself?
No I'm definatly not racist, some of my best friends are foreigners who got trouble speaking our language mkay?
I got nothing against the average immigrant, but I dont like how they are overrepresentated in crimestatistics often by 200% compared to etnical danes. Also the fact that many of them live in Ghettos not trying to learn the language or getting a job pisses me off. Those who come should benefit whit what they have to offer, the only exception to this would be people who fleed from war and similar, but even those should be offered a job after XX months.
I agree tobaco and alcohol may not be very healthy, but as i mentioned these taxes aint going to reduce the consumerism only move it to Germany. We already pay pay 2/3 of the tobacco price to the government as tax. And just so you know it small amounts of dark chocolate and wine is actually healthy for your body.
About the fat-tax. Yea theres diffrent kinds of fat, but the law doesn't distinguis none-saturated and saturated fat's. I dont need the state to nurse me and tell me what to eat, just because 30+% of my country is fat and lazy people who dunno or dont care abuot how and what they should eat.
This ain't racism but liberalism.
reply to post by Misoir
Well said.
When Venstre was leading, they worked together with the conservatives, but also Danish people's party who is a guarrenty for strict but fair boarder and immigration rules.
About the immigrationlaws theres already multiple statements on laws the red's want to soften, they also announced they are removing bordersecurity asap.
edit on 4-10-2011 by Mimir because: (no reason given)
reply posted on 4-10-2011 @ 01:17 AM by flice
reply to post by Mimir
The red block is the best thing that could happen. Where have you been in the last 10 years where blue block gave away un-financed tax deductions for the upper class, initiated idiot laws in both crime and integration, which several times have proven to be on the verge of breaking human rights.
Tax on fat is not about collecting money, it IS about health. Of course red block can't control the miss informed and spineless people that "need" their precious fat, but they can create an incentive for those who actually do care about their body that there are better solutions than buying food with large amounts of fat in it.
For those outside our borders, the various producers of processed foods like sliced food etc. have a very nice system in which they are allowed to mark their products with a keyhole or a certain logo if their product lives up to the high demands in standard regarding amount of fat and other additives.
Hopefully the fat tax will help people seeing the difference between the healthy foods and the bad ones.
A very nice move considering Denmark has moved up the list of fat nations in the world
Alcohol tax is a given. We in Denmark have been far too liberal in regards to our alcohol policies. It's almost like we try to defend our EXTREME consumption of alcohol with our forefathers, the vikings, own use of alcohol. It's the naive and again misinformed attitude of the younger generation "it's always been like this and should remain so....!!!11!".... makes me wanna throw up.
Tobacco... I really don't need to explain this, do I?
In fact I think that as long as we have an institution as the EU, the law of increased taxes on tobacco and alcohol should be unified across the board. There should be no incentive to go across the border to get ones fix.
Tobacco and alcohol are poison in the human system. Neither rewards anything than a dumbed down generation that in turned will teach their kids that they too should fight for these products to remain in their lives.
Spirits are nerve poison, beer contains as many calories as bread, and fat, well... fat is fat and is really only good for you in small amounts.
If you want to die from cancer, heart failure, circulatory failure etc. feel free to protect your right to keep the above in your life. Just don't expect any normally thinking people to understand or sympathize with you.
Now that you decided to slam the Red Block... maybe we should check out the good things they are planning:
- Tax deductions from a social point of view. Everyone will receive the same amount of deduction regardless of income.
- The green tax on petrol cars is a long waited one. I for one hope that it will come to be and that they will channel some of that money into making it sensible to buy an electric car, cheap to invest in solar or wind power etc.
- Bumping the criminal age back up to 15 from 14... kids are criminals, they have just been suffering from a government that didn't want to take initiative to help them throughout the last 10 years.
- Removing the one time fee needed for application of citizenship. It wasn't really helping us avoid the bad seeds in immigration, it was however preventing a lot of "normal" families or people in love from being together. I for one had a colleague who fell in love with a decent well educated guy from Africa, but they couldn't be together because of the system.
- The idiot knife law... seriously, carpenters or hardhat workers were being fined and had their wrap sheet stained because they were carrying a work knife in their tool belt or in their car after hours. I mean wtf... Red Block will remove this law.
- Strengthen the consumers. The last government were pretty much toys of the Danish Industry. They didn't dare making laws in fear of how DI would react to them. This time consumers will be thought of in regards to legislations on the market. It will become easier for consumers to complain and demand satisfactory products and service from these greedy bastards.
- There will be NO MORE bailouts... something we needed to see after the first one. Don't spend people tax crowns on fueling banks survival when they have clearly outlived themselves. I know you Americans know what I'm talking about.
- Education... I happen to know a lot of teachers. Just before blue block came to power 10 years ago, Denmark in fact, had some of the best educated school kids in the world. We dropped several places during these 10 years.
Amongst the reasons are:
--- The firing of teachers
--- Adding more students to each class
--- Cutting money to improve educational equipment or making it possible for kids to learn how to swim. Im not kidding... one school has it so bad that they are teaching dry swimming.
Red block will issue a ceiling on kids in each class and hopefully make it possible to rehire the teachers.
Go RED!
The red block is the best thing that could happen. Where have you been in the last 10 years where blue block gave away un-financed tax deductions for the upper class, initiated idiot laws in both crime and integration, which several times have proven to be on the verge of breaking human rights.
Tax on fat is not about collecting money, it IS about health. Of course red block can't control the miss informed and spineless people that "need" their precious fat, but they can create an incentive for those who actually do care about their body that there are better solutions than buying food with large amounts of fat in it.
For those outside our borders, the various producers of processed foods like sliced food etc. have a very nice system in which they are allowed to mark their products with a keyhole or a certain logo if their product lives up to the high demands in standard regarding amount of fat and other additives.
Hopefully the fat tax will help people seeing the difference between the healthy foods and the bad ones.
A very nice move considering Denmark has moved up the list of fat nations in the world
Alcohol tax is a given. We in Denmark have been far too liberal in regards to our alcohol policies. It's almost like we try to defend our EXTREME consumption of alcohol with our forefathers, the vikings, own use of alcohol. It's the naive and again misinformed attitude of the younger generation "it's always been like this and should remain so....!!!11!".... makes me wanna throw up.
Tobacco... I really don't need to explain this, do I?
In fact I think that as long as we have an institution as the EU, the law of increased taxes on tobacco and alcohol should be unified across the board. There should be no incentive to go across the border to get ones fix.
Tobacco and alcohol are poison in the human system. Neither rewards anything than a dumbed down generation that in turned will teach their kids that they too should fight for these products to remain in their lives.
Spirits are nerve poison, beer contains as many calories as bread, and fat, well... fat is fat and is really only good for you in small amounts.
If you want to die from cancer, heart failure, circulatory failure etc. feel free to protect your right to keep the above in your life. Just don't expect any normally thinking people to understand or sympathize with you.
Now that you decided to slam the Red Block... maybe we should check out the good things they are planning:
- Tax deductions from a social point of view. Everyone will receive the same amount of deduction regardless of income.
- The green tax on petrol cars is a long waited one. I for one hope that it will come to be and that they will channel some of that money into making it sensible to buy an electric car, cheap to invest in solar or wind power etc.
- Bumping the criminal age back up to 15 from 14... kids are criminals, they have just been suffering from a government that didn't want to take initiative to help them throughout the last 10 years.
- Removing the one time fee needed for application of citizenship. It wasn't really helping us avoid the bad seeds in immigration, it was however preventing a lot of "normal" families or people in love from being together. I for one had a colleague who fell in love with a decent well educated guy from Africa, but they couldn't be together because of the system.
- The idiot knife law... seriously, carpenters or hardhat workers were being fined and had their wrap sheet stained because they were carrying a work knife in their tool belt or in their car after hours. I mean wtf... Red Block will remove this law.
- Strengthen the consumers. The last government were pretty much toys of the Danish Industry. They didn't dare making laws in fear of how DI would react to them. This time consumers will be thought of in regards to legislations on the market. It will become easier for consumers to complain and demand satisfactory products and service from these greedy bastards.
- There will be NO MORE bailouts... something we needed to see after the first one. Don't spend people tax crowns on fueling banks survival when they have clearly outlived themselves. I know you Americans know what I'm talking about.
- Education... I happen to know a lot of teachers. Just before blue block came to power 10 years ago, Denmark in fact, had some of the best educated school kids in the world. We dropped several places during these 10 years.
Amongst the reasons are:
--- The firing of teachers
--- Adding more students to each class
--- Cutting money to improve educational equipment or making it possible for kids to learn how to swim. Im not kidding... one school has it so bad that they are teaching dry swimming.
Red block will issue a ceiling on kids in each class and hopefully make it possible to rehire the teachers.
Go RED!
reply posted on 4-10-2011 @ 01:28 AM by Mimir
reply to post by flice
To long answer to quote you.
I've been In Denmark dude, and Ive seen what both blocks got to offer, and I dont like what any of the say.
If the fat-tax was about health they should make it about health. Only put tax on the unhealthy fat and maybe match this tax to your BMI
If you
know anything about nutritions you would know fat is importent for your health and body.
I have to agree that alcohol and especially tobacco aint healthy. My rant here is that with increased taxed you send the money to Germany you dont improve health. There is one good benefit from increased tax on these that may help on a long scale. It might help the youth's so they start with these "nasties" later.
You'r wrong about alcohol being poison for the body, in small amounts its healthy. Offcause if you drink a lot (more than half a glass of wine a day), you lose this healthbenefit.
About the "Red's" poletics.
- The social tax reduction sounds very intriguring, but i want to see it before i believe it. They already told that its NOT a tax reduction but that its a redistribution to other taxes.
- Who got money to buy new cars in Denmark? Definatly not "the poor" who will have to pay for these technologies via green taxes on their "old" cars and houses and also from increased petroltax.
- If your old enough to violently attack old women on the street or make a armed robbery your also old enough to take the consequences, so i kind of disagree with you. We seen to much youth crime in the past to just ignore it.
- Removing the onetime fee and braindead knifelaw is good.
- I can't disagree with more power to the consumers either.
- No more bailouts?? when did you hear that and where? Again I hope you'r right but I want to see it before I believe it.
- I know about the poor conditions of our schools, I work as a teacher and have to agree that here the Red's could make a huge diffrence. The biggest problem with the schools today is burocracy we spend far to much time away from the classroom as teachers.
The clip about dryswimming in TV the other day made me LOL for minuts, even thou its a bit sad.
Even thou I face the problems you mention every day, It wasn't enough to make me vote for the "red block", because i fear they cant control the economy, time will show us.
To long answer to quote you.
I've been In Denmark dude, and Ive seen what both blocks got to offer, and I dont like what any of the say.
If the fat-tax was about health they should make it about health. Only put tax on the unhealthy fat and maybe match this tax to your BMI
If you
know anything about nutritions you would know fat is importent for your health and body. I have to agree that alcohol and especially tobacco aint healthy. My rant here is that with increased taxed you send the money to Germany you dont improve health. There is one good benefit from increased tax on these that may help on a long scale. It might help the youth's so they start with these "nasties" later.
You'r wrong about alcohol being poison for the body, in small amounts its healthy. Offcause if you drink a lot (more than half a glass of wine a day), you lose this healthbenefit.
About the "Red's" poletics.
- The social tax reduction sounds very intriguring, but i want to see it before i believe it. They already told that its NOT a tax reduction but that its a redistribution to other taxes.
- Who got money to buy new cars in Denmark? Definatly not "the poor" who will have to pay for these technologies via green taxes on their "old" cars and houses and also from increased petroltax.
- If your old enough to violently attack old women on the street or make a armed robbery your also old enough to take the consequences, so i kind of disagree with you. We seen to much youth crime in the past to just ignore it.
- Removing the onetime fee and braindead knifelaw is good.
- I can't disagree with more power to the consumers either.
- No more bailouts?? when did you hear that and where? Again I hope you'r right but I want to see it before I believe it.
- I know about the poor conditions of our schools, I work as a teacher and have to agree that here the Red's could make a huge diffrence. The biggest problem with the schools today is burocracy we spend far to much time away from the classroom as teachers.
The clip about dryswimming in TV the other day made me LOL for minuts, even thou its a bit sad.
Even thou I face the problems you mention every day, It wasn't enough to make me vote for the "red block", because i fear they cant control the economy, time will show us.
edit on 4-10-2011 by Mimir because: (no reason given)
reply posted on 5-10-2011 @ 11:53 PM by Mimir
reply to post by MoneyIsWorthless
The real problem is not that they enter the country and live here. The problem with FAR to many of the "foreigners" is they do not care to try and learn the language, if they cant speak the language they wont get any work. Especially not if they got "Arab or Muslim" look, because as i mentioned those groups also got a big overrepresentation in crimestatistics. This is minor rasicm from the companies, but honestly I can understand they prefere someone who can talk with all employees. As i already mentioned i dont share this view completly and got friends in the "bad linguist group". Both me and MOST of the immigrants actually despice those who doesn't try to aid their new country, but is here only to try to milk the wellfaresystem. Because of the bad seeds the average immigrant got a lot more walls to break down to be accepted in society.
Living in Ghettos definatly dont help them either. They should spread instead, if you visit smaller villages in Jylland (Juttland) you will see that "every" immigrant got a job-offer and that a lot of these immigrants speak the language because they are forced to learn it in a smaller society (exaggerating a little). The argument about money and ghettos aint true, the cheapest town to buy a place to live in Denmark aint the 5 major cities, but smaller villages on the west coast, where you sometime can buy a decent house at around 70.000 $. A similar home in Copenhagen or Aarhus might cost 3-400.000$...and thats if your lucky. (on the other hand living expenses is more ecpensive in the villages, you might have to pay 3x price for bread as an example, but they you get you groceries in a semilarge neighbourtown).
Moving to the "country" also pose a problem to the average immigrant because here they will have trouble finding others of same belief and "thought-system". So they either have to isolate themself or mingle with the average "paleskinned" Dane. Mingling aint bad, but I also understand that it's great to have someone close who understand your roots and situation. If i moved to the US i wouldn't throw away my danish roots even if i became an american citicen....but I would work with the language and try get a job asap.
The real problem is not that they enter the country and live here. The problem with FAR to many of the "foreigners" is they do not care to try and learn the language, if they cant speak the language they wont get any work. Especially not if they got "Arab or Muslim" look, because as i mentioned those groups also got a big overrepresentation in crimestatistics. This is minor rasicm from the companies, but honestly I can understand they prefere someone who can talk with all employees. As i already mentioned i dont share this view completly and got friends in the "bad linguist group". Both me and MOST of the immigrants actually despice those who doesn't try to aid their new country, but is here only to try to milk the wellfaresystem. Because of the bad seeds the average immigrant got a lot more walls to break down to be accepted in society.
Living in Ghettos definatly dont help them either. They should spread instead, if you visit smaller villages in Jylland (Juttland) you will see that "every" immigrant got a job-offer and that a lot of these immigrants speak the language because they are forced to learn it in a smaller society (exaggerating a little). The argument about money and ghettos aint true, the cheapest town to buy a place to live in Denmark aint the 5 major cities, but smaller villages on the west coast, where you sometime can buy a decent house at around 70.000 $. A similar home in Copenhagen or Aarhus might cost 3-400.000$...and thats if your lucky. (on the other hand living expenses is more ecpensive in the villages, you might have to pay 3x price for bread as an example, but they you get you groceries in a semilarge neighbourtown).
Moving to the "country" also pose a problem to the average immigrant because here they will have trouble finding others of same belief and "thought-system". So they either have to isolate themself or mingle with the average "paleskinned" Dane. Mingling aint bad, but I also understand that it's great to have someone close who understand your roots and situation. If i moved to the US i wouldn't throw away my danish roots even if i became an american citicen....but I would work with the language and try get a job asap.
edit on 6-10-2011 by Mimir because: (no reason
given)
reply posted on 7-10-2011 @ 02:06 AM by Maslo
reply to post by MoneyIsWorthless
Yes, there will be the same number of people starving in Africa, for everyone who leaves, another two will be born. Only the Africa will also arrive in Europe. We should help Afficans to improve their country, not flee.
Then share your house with the homeless. Just as you have a right to refuse sharing your house with random people from the street, citizens of a country have a right to refuse immigration. Country-house analogy.
Do you really think that if everyone could move where ever they wanted we would still have ppl starving in Africa?
Yes, there will be the same number of people starving in Africa, for everyone who leaves, another two will be born. Only the Africa will also arrive in Europe. We should help Afficans to improve their country, not flee.
Don't belong there? It's everyone earth you know.
Then share your house with the homeless. Just as you have a right to refuse sharing your house with random people from the street, citizens of a country have a right to refuse immigration. Country-house analogy.
reply posted on 7-10-2011 @ 07:42 AM by Mimir
reply to post by Mcupobob
Not sure how Canada and Denmark compares, since I know to little about Canada to make anything but lose asumptions.
Denmark is a lot smaller than the US or Canada, were only 5,5 million inhabitants total. We cant just let 100k immigrants enter it would destroy us, so we need stricks immigrationrules. Because of the size of the country you can't hide as a illigal immigrant for long and unless you'r a criminal you wont get any cash. As soon as the government "discover a illigal" they are send to a immigrationcamp untill their case has been tried/trialed? In this camp they get the basics...like a place to sleep and food, toiletfacilities and thats about it.
Most of the people who immigrate here is arabs and muslims from countries/places like afghanistan, palestina, Iraq, Somalia. If they could get a job and assist the society instead of being a "burden" that live in ghettos and milk the system, I would welcome them all.
It's a lot easyer said than done. The bad seed's made a bad name for the average immigrant, so if your a little darkskinned or got a "weird" lastname you will have a harder time finding a job compared to the paleskinned blueeyed danes. Allthou the companies claim they hire the best qualified, its not always the case, and in this area I have to admit Denmark is a bit Racistic.
Not sure how Canada and Denmark compares, since I know to little about Canada to make anything but lose asumptions.
Denmark is a lot smaller than the US or Canada, were only 5,5 million inhabitants total. We cant just let 100k immigrants enter it would destroy us, so we need stricks immigrationrules. Because of the size of the country you can't hide as a illigal immigrant for long and unless you'r a criminal you wont get any cash. As soon as the government "discover a illigal" they are send to a immigrationcamp untill their case has been tried/trialed? In this camp they get the basics...like a place to sleep and food, toiletfacilities and thats about it.
Most of the people who immigrate here is arabs and muslims from countries/places like afghanistan, palestina, Iraq, Somalia. If they could get a job and assist the society instead of being a "burden" that live in ghettos and milk the system, I would welcome them all.
It's a lot easyer said than done. The bad seed's made a bad name for the average immigrant, so if your a little darkskinned or got a "weird" lastname you will have a harder time finding a job compared to the paleskinned blueeyed danes. Allthou the companies claim they hire the best qualified, its not always the case, and in this area I have to admit Denmark is a bit Racistic.
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Aliens and UFOs: 10 hours ago, 12 flags
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Other Current Events: 17 hours ago, 11 flags
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Other Current Events: 17 hours ago, 121 replies
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Face eating guy from Miami on 'experimental new LSD?'
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General Conspiracies: 17 hours ago, 63 replies
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