Poll Finds That 42% Of Young Americans Would Elect A Socialist President

[TheNorwegian]

I think you need to take a look at the stats here.

Cost Of Living Comparison Between Norway And United States

Norwegians may have more pay, but their cost if living and taxes are higher and net income lower.

I think you need to look at the stats as well. That statistic seems to have "forgotten" a couple of important costs, namely health care and education. Someone told me those costs costs are quite high in the US ... Is this correct? In Norway it is free, so Norwegians spend little to nothing on that. Y

I did not go through the entire comparison. But I checked membership in fitness club. According to your link this costs NOK 410 ($45) in Norway and NOK 331 ($36). However, I pay only NOK 195 for my membership fee in a good club - so less than half what that statistic says

Your statistic includes $5.562 for a year in an international school for one child. Now, there would not be one single Norwegian who would send his child to an international school (where they would not teach in Norwegian). So this you can take away immediately and substitute it with a Norwegian school with the whopping cost of zero dollars. I could go one

 

[TheNorwegian]

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[faroukfarouk]

yes, and they have put in their time and/or saved their money to be able to retire.

I'm not American; bu I would find the idea that it's bureaucracies that should supposedly decide how much people should be "allowed" to keep of their savings to a rather strange attitude to personal property and akin to theft.

(How are you doing, @dogs4thewin ?)