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"and become an American..."It's being used out of context.
How many have been here for 20 - 30 years and never did?
They probably have consequences for unlimited spending... like DOGE found 7 (unregulated) computers printing $$ like there was no tomorrow, or USAID funding the world for no real reason.These countries have universal healthcare, strong worker protections, paid parental leave, affordable childcare, low poverty rates, and some of the lowest homicide numbers in the world. Meanwhile, Americans face some of the highest medical costs, longest work hours, and thinnest safety nets of any wealthy nation.
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Interesting look at things. As usual, take it fwiw and dyodd. The comments below the vid are worth a read (imo).
Trump Asked Why Norwegians Don’t Immigrate Here. Here’s the Actual Answer.
Dec 11, 2025 #USPolitics #Scandinavia #PoliticalAnalysis
Why don’t people from Norway, Sweden, or Denmark flood into the United States the way Trump thinks they should?
Well… when you compare the systems side by side, the answer is obvious.
These countries have universal healthcare, strong worker protections, paid parental leave, affordable childcare, low poverty rates, and some of the lowest homicide numbers in the world. Meanwhile, Americans face some of the highest medical costs, longest work hours, and thinnest safety nets of any wealthy nation.
This video breaks down the real differences — and why people from well-functioning democracies aren’t rushing to leave societies that actually invest in them.
It’s not about slogans. It’s about systems, outcomes, and lived reality.
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