 never notice? Lol it's their job so they have to or get fired.
Ok first off. This is a person from America that hates what we have at birth.  Just because someone kills someone with a gun doesn't mean we as americans should ban them. I mean we have a problem with car accidents, should we ban those too? Other country's should talk shit about other country's if they don't know why things are the way they are or if they know there history. This video is a great reputation of an American that doesn't know there history. But hey, most Americans don't know there history. Sad but true.
This poor guy is suffering so badly! Run man, run!
Also i would further add Sweden is the size of one of our states. You can't compare it to here. You can't model this country after Sweden when we have 50 different versions of our country.
Most of those homeless people are drug addicts. They did it to themselves. Just remember…..animals in the zoo have free medical, free food, free shelter, its all guaranteed and they are in a cage controlled. But the free animals, have nothing guaranteed to them except what they go and get. Thats the beauty of America. I get it. Freedom is a huge responsibility and scary to some. I love it though. I'm the free lion that is full with meat. Meat that I killed myself with out any help from the zoo keeper. God bless America.
Don't swedes have to pay 60 percent of there money in taxes?
I have a question for anyone not from America. When you're at work and everything is done does the boss expect you to find something to continually be busy? By that I mean in America it is frowned upon to sit while on your shift minus office jobs.
Im answearing Evans question about the 6th reason, howewer peaople get lazy or not becouse of the swedish safety net.
No one really wants to be in that situation, where you have to ask the goverment for help.
1. You only get just enough money to survive. Food and rent basiclly. The bare minimum.
You can forget about all the 'night out' evenings. Dinner, theatre, hobbys or whatever you like to do on your sparetime.
Youre in between life or death, limbo. Few peoples whould call that a life.
2. The paperwork.
As expected, when the goverment is giving away 'free money', theyd want you to do certain things just to make it as painfull as possible.
But also what you are spending your cash on. The liquorstore is a no go.
If you have a steady incomme from friends or family = no help.
If you refuse to sign this bank proxy (fullmakt) = no help.
(This is also the reason why the 'no cash' policy is so implemented in Sweden. The Goverment wants to control that taxes are paid. Remember, its a socialist country where everyone is supposed to do their part to help your fellowmen out of trouble.
– All you belongins are valuated.
For example, If you own a mid or highrange car, youd have to sell it for a cheaper one. In some cases they can incist that you dont even need a car, and wants you to use the public transportations.
Refuse = no help.
All this is to prevent people to live on the system. You will never have fun and never get rich by doing this.

One of the most eye opening, magical and transforming experiences of my life was the day I decided to become a teacher. This extraordinary day came by accident when I visited a first grade classroom during my first year of college. It wasn’t how I wanted to spend my day off, but I will be forever grateful to have said yes to my friend who needed an extra hand in her classroom. In order to fully understand what happened to me that day, I must start from the beginning.
When I started school I was a very shy, quiet child. I never wanted any attention directed toward me nor did I engage in long or deep conversations with anyone. I did not talk about home life nor did I ever invite friends to my house. I made sure I made good grades in hopes that teachers would never have any reason to dig deeper. You see, I was absolutely embarrassed and confused about so many things in my life. My mom died unexpectedly when I was five, and my dad was an alcoholic who could not take care of himself, much less his four girls. Therefore, my grandparents took on the task of raising four very young, confused girls. Soon after moving in with my grandparents, my oldest sister moved to live with my aunt—four girls may have been too much for my grandparents to handle.
These factors and so many more affected my personality, self-esteem and interactions with others. I have vivid memories of feeling like an outcast and petrified about having to talk to anyone about my personal life. I didn’t know how to explain my situation, and I was sure that everyone else had a perfect, normal family.
I can remember being in third grade standing on the playground with a group of girls. One said, “Last night my mom…..” The other said, “I hate when my mom…..” I have to use “….” because I have no idea what came after “my mom.” As soon as I heard those words I went into panic mode. I knew I could not contribute to the conversation. If I said, “My grandmother…” they might ask where my mother was. I didn’t know how to answer because her death was a mystery to me. They might ask about my dad. How do you explain alcoholism in third grade? So, I basically became a pro at avoidance. There was always someone calling my name, or I had to go to the bathroom or I had left something in the classroom I had to go get. I used this strategy for most of my school life. It was the only way I felt that I could survive. Needless to say, school was not a comfortable place for me. It was filled with anxiety, panic and avoidance.
So back to my first year in college, I was majoring in engineering and found myself back in a first grade classroom. When I walked in that room I, surprisingly, did not feel any tension or anxiety. I was an adult now and understood life’s twists and turns and unexpected blessings. As you get older you realize that it is your experiences, good and bad, that make you the person you are. It builds your character and your identity. But unfortunately you do not realize this until you are an adult. Children cannot comprehend the complexity of life’s curveballs.
As I walked to the front of the classroom, most of the kids ran up to me and wanted to know all about who I was. They were so cute and friendly—and then I saw her. She was sitting by herself trying not to look at me or attract any attention. She was obviously shy and not outgoing like the other students. My heart instantly hurt. I immediately felt the pain and anxiety I had at her age. I did not know if she had any similar issues as I had, but all I wanted to do was run up to her and hug her. However, I didn’t dare do that. I knew what I would have felt if someone did that to me at that age, but I couldn’t help the need I had of wanting her to feel accepted and proud of who she was. It was at that exact moment that I knew my destiny was to be a teacher. I wanted so desperately to make children feel whole. Every child has broken parts, and I wanted to fix those broken parts, to give children the courage to have a voice and believe in themselves. I wanted to make sure that no child ever felt like their wings were clipped. They would all fly, wherever their heart desired, and I wanted to help steer the way.
In that one day, I saw innocence, adventure, creativity, love, potential, eagerness, inspiration and so much more. I was engulfed with an overwhelming feeling of awe. These children turned on a light for me.
I knew I had to be a part of this magical experience every day of my life. There was absolutely no question of what I was to do next. The following day, I changed my major to elementary education, and I have never looked back.
She has had the privilege of teaching amazing children for the past 23 years, and currently teaches third grade at Bains Elementary in St. Francisville, Louisiana.
Carla earned both her Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree in Curriculum and Instruction with an emphasis on reading from Louisiana State University. She has a true passion for teaching and enjoys being a part of children’s lives.Then into th' roome she came with speed, And found the same was true indeed, then she began to sweare and pull and teare with Wood for money for his fare and he said he was willing, to pay her downe a shilling:1 he fitted her for former dealing.
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