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This is not true at all in a socialist society where you are predetermined at a early teen age as to what your career path will be.============================================================================There is no such determination in any of the Scandinavian countries. What you say is not even true in Cuba. In the US, a person's career path is greatly affected by their family and how much money that have.There is certainly no equal opportunity for anyone to get into or graduate from Harvard, Stanford, Yale, or even the major state run universities.
QuoteSocial Democracy, as in Denmark, is FAR more fair. Is fair defined by being able to reach your full potential, or is fair defined by what the planners say is fair?
Social Democracy, as in Denmark, is FAR more fair.
Iceland is a prosperous middle-class country. I doubt that what you say is even remotely true.