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1 hour ago, Andy McQueen said:

Socialism slays :sara:

 

For the first time in a long time I miss the excuse me no reaction :emma:

Poor is the man whose pleasures depend on the permission of another
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this list is not telling everything, if like Finland is the second happiest country in Europe why do they have one of the highest rates of suicide in whole EU ? 

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What is happiness though? How do we know that people in Greece define it the same way as people in Nordic countries? Greece has one of the lowest suicide rates and Finland one of the highest, but is that irrelevant if most people in Finland (for example) give their life an 8 out of 10 and most in Greece a 5?

 

 

by the way @ the discussion above there's no socialist country in Europe since... 1990. You mean social democratic. But Switzerland is quite the opposite of socialdemocrat while Sweden is as socialdemocratic as it gets on this planet. The thing that Switzerland and Sweden have in common is low corruption and a well-functioning democracy, not economic policy. That's also what most of Eastern Europe as well Greece lacks.

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nerdfacekillah

wow i live in albania and i can approve that because i cant find the source of my happiness.

If you don’t have any shadows, you’re not standing in the light.
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6 hours ago, Economy said:

This isn't necessarily the reason. I think it has more to do with their good quality of life

 

North Europe is really the only place I can think of that is competent enough to make socialism work

 

There's a lot of miserable failures with socialism with Venezuela and Greece being the most extreme examples

Greece has never been a socialist country. The problem with Greece is that it has lied about some very important things when it wanted to join the Eurozone plus spending a looot of money on some stuff that it really doesn't need to (the Olympics, competing every year in the Eurovision..) while now they lower pensions and basic welfare. Greece's government was and is incompetent. Their main problem is the name of Macedonia but the country itself going bankrupt is not a big issue.

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28 minutes ago, Polupojava said:

Greece has never been a socialist country. The problem with Greece is that it has lied about some very important things when it wanted to join the Eurozone plus spending a looot of money on some stuff that it really doesn't need to (the Olympics, competing every year in the Eurovision..) while now they lower pensions and basic welfare. Greece's government was and is incompetent. Their main problem is the name of Macedonia but the country itself going bankrupt is not a big issue.

Let me rephrase... Big government

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MonsterPaws
8 hours ago, Economy said:

This isn't necessarily the reason. I think it has more to do with their good quality of life

 

North Europe is really the only place I can think of that is competent enough to make socialism work

 

There's a lot of miserable failures with socialism with Venezuela and Greece being the most extreme examples

Agreed. But done well socialism really sets a high standard for a sustainable, high quality of life. As the Northern European countries show.

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CautiousLurker

Who does Russia think it is being all blue and happy :neyde:

What is there to be happy about :madge:

It's a joke! When you give me that look, it's a joke!
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