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== Socialism ==

== Socialism ==

Sweden has high taxes and strong trade unions. Even if Sweden now got a new government instead of the old, socialistic, one, it's still a socialistic country and will be for a long time. Fredrik Reinfeldt says that he is not going to destroy the Swedish model - in fact he says he likes that model - he only wants to do some small changes. And despite that one of the parties in the government alliance is named "The Christian democrats", no decisions have been made to make christianity stronger in Sweden. There is, however, a few signs of light. a few years ago a Swedish baptist priest åke green was found ''not'' guilty of hate speech when preaching the bibles words on homosexuality. and  strange enough  the struggle for religious freedom by some radical [[Muslim]] groups has lead to an awakening in the Christian society..still, all Christians should pray for a revival in this country.

Sweden has high taxes and strong trade unions. Even if Sweden now got a new government instead of the old, socialistic, one, it's still a socialistic country and will be for a long time. Fredrik Reinfeldt says that he is not going to destroy the Swedish model - in fact he says he likes that model - he only wants to do some small changes. And despite that one of the parties in the government alliance is named "The Christian democrats", no decisions have been made to make christianity stronger in Sweden. There is, however, a few signs of light. a few years ago a Swedish baptist priest åke green was found ''not'' guilty of hate speech when preaching the bibles words on homosexuality. and  strange enough  the struggle for religious freedom by some radical [[Muslim]] groups has lead to an awakening in the Christian society.

Swedes are paying 35% in taxes (in average), a great part of this money goes to contributions to unemployed people (4.8% of the swedish population are unemployed). In Sweden, everyone has the right to have a home, food, clothes, water. Swedes do also have equal rights to nursing and all schools (even the universitys) are free. Sweden is also a country with a very big immigration - much bigger than, for example, Norway, Denmark and Finland.

Swedes are paying 35% in taxes (in average), a great part of this money goes to contributions to unemployed people (4.8% of the swedish population are unemployed). In Sweden, everyone has the right to have a home, food, clothes, water. Swedes do also have equal rights to nursing and all schools (even the universitys) are free. Sweden is also a country with a very big immigration - much bigger than, for example, Norway, Denmark and Finland.