Denmark
Sweden
Both in equal measure
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Which country is overall more statist and collectivist: Denmark or Sweden?
The latest in this series. To me the two countries are very similar social democracies, although pre-pandemic Denmark had the reputation for being a bit more laissez-faire on social issues.
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Sweden as far as I can tell. It also seems to be the place where the so called Jante Law operates the strongest.
"My name is The Patriot, my fatherland is Santo Domingo, my condition is Citizen, my religion is the love of truth and justice, and my occupations are to boldly attack vice and loudly praise virtue".
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Do you mean the rule of "thou shalt not appear to be wealthier or better than me?" (Key operative word being "appear").Originally Posted by Andullero
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Yep, also pride of one's group seems to be punished, outwardly at least.
"My name is The Patriot, my fatherland is Santo Domingo, my condition is Citizen, my religion is the love of truth and justice, and my occupations are to boldly attack vice and loudly praise virtue".
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I thought it was the opposite - the group comes before the individual?
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Yeah, you are right, my mistake.
"My name is The Patriot, my fatherland is Santo Domingo, my condition is Citizen, my religion is the love of truth and justice, and my occupations are to boldly attack vice and loudly praise virtue".
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