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    2. Bartlaus on

      USA har vært sammenliknet med 50 u-land i en frakk. Med atomvåpen og hangarskip.

    8. sadReksaiMain on

      Yeah i would never want to live in usa. Could probably name between 50-70 countries i would move to before the US

    9. STANKKNIGHT on

      At least you can get medication for mental health issues, in spite of the expense. Yall have some serious stuff to iron out when it comes to dental, vision, mental health…that said my wife had concussed herself and she was in and out in less than 2 hours with xrays and CT scan, some codeine and her employer has been incredibly supportive, so its much better than the USA, but I read and hear stuff about mental health being neglected overall. „Just go for a hike…“ Is not a cureall.

    10. Previous-Giraffe-962 on

      Norway, talk your shit, you guys earned it by being a cool country.

      Germany on the other hand, don’t make us come over there, it didn’t work out well for you the last time we did that.

    11. twotired4life on

      100% a true statement. After being in Norway and seeing what life could be like, it’s painful to be back in the US.

      I wish my career field traveled better.

    12. Sorry_Pomegranate358 on

      Growing up is realising, the US are in fact a third world country.

    13. neocrk21 on

      I unfortunately can not agree with the majority here. The services are very hit and miss. Norway has a great deal unbalanced development. Private care definitely has great quality of service as is the case in most countries. It does not take long to find very questionable cases in Norwegian medical care. Individuals attending 2 hospitals before finally receiving diagnosis of a fractured shoulder. In my recent case, I am very thankful of my smart watch which provided proof of the issue that had me attend hospital in the first place. When presented with the records from my smart watch I was asked what I wanted the doctor to do.
      If you have simple obvious medical need, Norway is good and taking care of those cases. If you’re unlucky, you can be facing a battle without private medical coverage.
      Norway also has a very strong biased against providing simple medications such as sleeping pills. A tree hugging culture encouraging time in nature even in cases where individuals suffer significant allergies which can make time nature more problematic.

    14. HelenEk7 on

      The thing is, the US is a mix. Its very developed in certain areas, but that does not include an affordable and accessible health care system.

    15. branston2010 on

      Det er helt riktig. Når jeg flyttet til Norge fra dette land, jeg begynte å forklare at „The US is a first-world economy with third-world communities.“ Det landet er ikke bedre nå.

    19. The_average_hobo on

      Just visited Norway and I felt way more safe there then I have in the states

    20. wtfufff on

      As someone who live in the U.S I absolutely agree. I’d love to move to Norway but that’s absolutely impossible for me in this lifetime. I’m poor and have a heart defect that makes working any kind of non remote job absolutely impossible so I’m pretty much damned to die in this dumpster fire of a stolen nation.

    23. ksollien on

      It is the „collective infrastructure“ part which references the USA here. So they say don’t stay there and get high medical bills

    26. Ivehadlettuce on

      It’s population my Norsk dudes….

      The population of Norway is 5 million. All of Scandanavia, say 20….All of their citizens live pretty good lives.

      The top 5 million people in the US live like kings.
      The next 15 million live like princes.
      The next 100 million live as well as Scandanavians.
      Below that it may not be as nice or egalitarian in status, but it’s still far better than any „traditional“ third world nation you can name.

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