@2unlimited: So name one (not to talk about many) whole country besides Norway where you go to jail for speeding (only speeding like in Norway, not crashing etc.) ?
As for dogs there is a whole list in Norway of what kinds the state believe are dangerous (Denmark got some on the list but not as many as Norway and no other nation in EU got such a list of not allowed dogs) and in addition to those they believe are dangerous they also made czech wolfdog illegal because it looks exactly like a wolf (and it makes me think of having one). Yes literally it stands in the "forarbeider" to the law its the only reason and they believed it could mix with real wolves, again the whole world stand amused since its not forbidden anywhere else in the world. Not to talk about other extremely strange stuff that is forbidden, actually in the past they made even skateboards forbidden but the ban did not last long. Still its the best sign of a socialist state to forbid things the government do not like or think they do not like or that may be dangerous according to the government but not necessarily according to the reality.
So a Marxist state is a communist state, while socialism is not communism its a much milder version that exist because of the capitalistic elements in the economy but it still does the best it can to control every human being as far as possible and try to make everyone into an average person (that do not exist, since people are individuals) to make it fit into a collective system the politicians believe is good. I will watch with curiosity what happens after next election in Norway when Rødt, SV and MDG get to govern with AP, happily I will watch this experiment from outside.
As for prices in Norway it does not even out in professions like pilot profession that are rewarded with good salaries all around the world, yet again the average salary benefit most "factory worker" professions.
As for how you saw Poland well maybe Wizz Air found a really bad hotel for you they exist still but it does not mean the whole place is like that. And those "soviet era apartments" maybe some look old style but non of them are state run and they are all modernized and private. I live outside of Warszawa but close enough (too close for my liking since I like countryside better) to be close to EPBC. In the future I hope they make the airport in Radom functional then I can live exactly where I wish in Poland (countryside to the south of it) if I get to this base.
Last edited by KT1988; 4th May 2019 at 02:36.