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Originally posted by Maru
And then there's crime.
The crime rate is lower in a high-tax country. A murder is frontpage news here in Denmark. There's no guns in circulation. You can walk the streets at night in any part of the country. There's no desperate people doing crimes for a living except for the occasional drug addict who may try to break into your house.
Life without fear.
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Excuse me, but where in Denmark do you live?
Did you know that in an average week there are 5 armed robberies in Denmark? And that is in a country of 5 million people!
You've got the Hells Angels running the drug market, shooting up who ever gets in their way. And personally, I do not feel all that safe walking around Istegade on a weekend after midnight.
You do not live in somesort of a crime free paradise.
And that bullshit theory of yours about high-tax countries being safer than others, what are you comparing with? Congo?
Germany is more dangerous than England, and they still pay way more taxes in Germany, so this little theory of yours kind of kills it self
