3%

For Sweden at least

yeah, but on average

Indeed

Iceland has only 300,000

Population density come with their own problems

so that drags the total down considerably 😛

i guess to be fair, he does still point out they are technically capitalist, but regulated for the people "but they regulate their markets democratically, in the public interest, and they have robust safety nets and keep their government accountable to people, not to corporate interests"

robust safety nets

Last year the dutch government voted to abolish referendums

Well, we ARE Capitalist and free market

and Netherlands is a haven for tax-evasion, cuz we only charge like 1% for large corporations, so they settle here and bring jobs

although, he answer is not entirely useless. By conflating cronyism with free markets (which really are not at all the same), and socialism with generally safety nets (if the country can afford it), he does answer the question in what i would say is kind of correct

but just because he shows where the misunderstandings are between these terms, which would probably lead to kids being socialist

i don't recall laborers in america being socialists though,
Its more the college-wealthy that do it

that and the typical freeloaders

at lot of kids are in college

I'm in india so forgive me for any tunnel vison. But from what i've seen, the actual working class don't really care for socialists or anarchists

because we were sold the lie that you need to go to college to get a job.

well, its not a lie tbh

no, its a lie

nah, you just not have to follow a shitty degree

work experience out-ways college education.

there are some fields, that do pay well, that need college degrees. But between trade jobs being "frowned upon" (and some jobs that really could be trade jobs, like software engineering, being given as college course) and some college degrees just being completely saturated now (like nursing), its a lie

there are trade jobs that pay just as much as a college level course because we have no one to do them

let me rephrase myself and prove you right too

The issue is two-fold

A. People are taught to look down on tradesmen, which is getting more lucrative cuz not many people are tradesmen
B. People are taugth that an office-job is the place to be, Offices are from big companies who want ensurance taht you're capable to do your job, hence they demand a college degree

Hence people are told to get a job you need college
But they're not told that like 60% of all college educations are useless for getting a job because their field has no use for that many applicants

actually, he missed a point in why they want "socialism". They have a bleak outlook of paying so much money to college for a degree that won't pay them enough to cover more than the interest on their loans.

Well, I can say from my personal experience that if you wanna go to STEM fields, like I did, or other research fields, College is an imperative. However, stuff like Liberal Arts and Gender studies courses leave lots of students with no job prospects

They would have used their time in a much better way if they went to trade schools.

@Deleted User most STEM fields, but not all. specifically the tech ones.

Yes, Tech ones

those you can get away without college education

you can learn all you need to know from the internet and working under someone

he missed a lot of things

Low wages are the result of there being more supply than demand for workers (illegals, low skilled plebs)
So companies don't have to raise wages to attract people, they can pick any pleb and demand low wages because if you dont like it they'll just pick someone else

And with that high supply of labor-fit people, that can't get a job, you get high taxes because someone has to pay for their welfare whilst they look for a new job

'for you ten others'

Well, you can learn, sure. But when I went into interviews, they wanted my degree first

I'm a software engineer.

so am i

shipped products would have had greater value

me also, though specialised in computer game development

without that, my education is all i had

@Dr.Wol same. although my full degree was officially computer science