Show this to a liberal next time they use Denmark as an example of how good "socialism" is

Not to mention, Denmark does not have illegal immigration like the United States does. People are quick to forget that fact. Also, ask those about Denmark's immigration and citizenship policies so that they can educate themselves and make themselves feel more depressed.

Who said Denmark *is* *a* socialist country? No one. They have a mix of both.

But, do you know who has a higher population than us?

Higher population density than us?

And has free healthcare for all its citizens?

Brazil.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), Brazil ranks 125th out of 190 countries in healthcare systems. The WHO ranking indicates that Brazil has significant challenges in ensuring high-quality care.

Do you know who ranks last in access to healthcare and quality of healthcare? The U.S. ranks last in a measure of healthcare access and quality, indicating higher rates of amenable mortality than peer countries. Mortality amenable to healthcare is a measure of the rates of death considered preventable by timely and effective care

Dude, all the lefties are holding up Denmark as an example of how socialism is amazing. Their Prime Minister outright had to say they're not a socialist country, because he was sick of it.

Second, Brazil does NOT have a higher population than the US. Brazil has over 100 million LESS people than America does.

Finally, no one's saying that American healthcare is perfect. But, you know whose fault it is? Hint: It's not the Republicans. It's not the wealthy. It's Obama. America's healthcare is so flawed because we're living under Obamacare. The fact that Democrats have managed to con their supporters into thinking it's the fault of the Right or something, is actually quite brilliant, considering they created the problem to begin with.

Let me guess, you don't want any similar social safety net adopted here in the States tho.

I'd rather NOT pay more high taxes and grow the government even bigger, scarier, and involved in our daily lives, especially considering how corrupt it already is. Just the opposite, actually.