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To: Jorj X Mckie who wrote (41971)	4/25/2013 11:34:21 AM
From: koan	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 85487

That remark makes no sense at all. You use an anecdote about a car crash to counter a well functioning society and that makes sense to you? You see something good and do your best to find something to critisize. All you do is pull people down to build yourself up. All you do is hate. You never have anything constructive to say. Denmark is not perfect because people are not perfect, but it is doing a hell of a lot better than we are. << I just had friends (one a judge and one a lawyer) come back from Denmark and they said it was paradise. Few rich, very few to no poor, and a very large richish healthy middle class, and they were very civilized, educated and the country was clean and happy. Polls show they are the happiest people on earth. If all of that was true, why does Denmark have so many alcoholics? I know one guy in Denmark who had his whole family taken out by a drunk driver and the guy is still a raging alcoholic...at 38 years old!!!! Don't look at some mindless poll, go there and observe. It's a country filled with functional alcoholics. And they aren't drinking to enjoy their lot in life, they are drinking to escape it.