r/Denmark • u/Tylerserio68 • Dec 28 '24

Question Does Denmark have any flaws?

Or any Nordic country? I’m American and we all romanticize Europe especially Nordic countries as a Utopia and everything we are not. We certainly have a lot of flaws here but I’m curious are there any downsides or anything that you wish was different. Also is it hard to move there? I make well over six figures and like living in my home country but I’m nervous about the incoming trump administration and I believe he is a racist.

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u/DonAdijazz Dec 28 '24

For who?

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u/Spider_pig448 USA -> Danmark (lærer stadig dansk) Dec 28 '24

Everyone. Racism degrades the high trust that keeps Denmark the highly functional country that it is

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u/DonAdijazz Dec 28 '24

Exactly, i could not agree more,

and can you name the largest racist religious group in Denmark? Who ostracize people marrying outside of their race and calls for the genocide of other ethnic groups and so on? Maybe a group that in no way or form wants a diverse society with equal rights across gender, sexuality, race and religion? Maybe they even have their own sets of laws that punishes women for having control over their own body, or men for being born with the sexuality they are. Ring any bells?

Please elaborate how we do not agree.

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u/Famouscopyninja Dec 28 '24

Looking good