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![]() "Harry Krause" wrote in message . .. The average Norwegian has a much higher quality standard of living than the average American. I was astonished when I visited my friends there. True statement due to the socialistic structure of their government, however it does not tell the whole story. I have relatives in both Norway and Sweden. Both countries consist of the "haves" and "have nots". Those whose families owned land and/or farms and held them within the family for generations control most of the wealth of the respective country and have the most political influence. The "have-nots" are well provided for by our standards, but have limited opportunity to change their status. One of the admired qualities of the US in both Norway and Sweden is the greater opportunity by all to change or improve their status. My Swedish relatives are multi-generation land owners. My Norwegian relatives are not, but both have similar views of the US. Eisboch |
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