Socialist student destroyed by Charlie and Candace

[00:00] so i would agree with you that

[00:01] authoritarian socialist states like cuba

[00:02] and venezuela have been disasters

[00:05] but if you look at the scandinavian

[00:06] social democracies they outperform the

[00:08] us on all you don't want to go down this

[00:10] rabbit hole the myth of the scandinavian

[00:13] socialism they outperform the us in gdp

[00:16] per capita education outcomes and life

[00:18] expectancy still going down the path so

[00:20] let's ask the question world economic

[00:22] freedom index which ranks each country

[00:24] by how much economic freedom there is

[00:26] you do know that norway sweden finland

[00:27] denmark ranked higher than the united

[00:29] states they have more economic freedom

[00:31] that is not socialist that is capitalist

[00:33] in many ways the scandinavian countries

[00:35] are more capitalistic than we are where

[00:36] they're not is where they was universal

[00:38] healthcare or they give out a bunch of

[00:39] stuff i don't want to live in a country

[00:40] of a 70 tax rate but as far as you rank

[00:42] rank the economic freedom index they're

[00:44] much higher so you would support the

[00:46] deregulation of the economy the

[00:47] repealing of dodd-frank the lowering of

[00:49] small business taxes the abolition of

[00:50] the fight attacks you would support all

[00:52] these things which are inherently

[00:53] anti-socialist inherently anti-democrat

[00:55] would you support those things so my

[00:57] question was actually are there i agree

[00:59] that there are a lot of capitalist

[01:00] elements and i think that's good my

[01:02] question is are there aspects in the

[01:03] scandinavian system that we could

[01:05] incorporate into the united states

[01:07] school choice in sweden for example they

[01:08] have full school choice in sweden we

[01:09] should have full score choice in america

[01:11] and not to mention let's take norway for

[01:13] example norway has a trillion dollar

[01:15] sovereign wealth fund um and how much

[01:17] does candace how much do the

[01:18] scandinavian states pay for military

[01:20] every year oh zero dollars because we

[01:22] pay for their military and we should

[01:23] stop doing that

[01:27] they're also homogeneous so these are

[01:28] fundamentally 98 white countries 5

[01:31] million people so it's about the size of

[01:33] new jersey and people are trying to

[01:34] compare it to a country with 330 million

[01:36] people a country that's actually diverse

[01:38] and allows immigrants to come in so

[01:40] you're comparing apples and oranges and

[01:42] they just don't compare whatsoever

so i would agree with you that authoritarian socialist states like cuba and venezuela have been disasters but if you look at the scandinavian social democracies they outperform the us on all you don't want to go down this rabbit hole the myth of the scandinavian socialism they outperform the us in gdp per capita education outcomes and life expectancy still going down the path so let's ask the question world economic freedom index which ranks each country by how much economic freedom there is you do know that norway sweden finland denmark ranked higher than the united states they have more economic freedom that is not socialist that is capitalist in many ways the scandinavian countries are more capitalistic than we are where they're not is where they was universal healthcare or they give out a bunch of stuff i don't want to live in a country of a 70 tax rate but as far as you rank rank the economic freedom index they're much higher so you would support the deregulation of the economy the repealing of dodd-frank the lowering of small business taxes the abolition of the fight attacks you would support all these things which are inherently anti-socialist inherently anti-democrat would you support those things so my question was actually are there i agree that there are a lot of capitalist elements and i think that's good my question is are there aspects in the scandinavian system that we could incorporate into the united states school choice in sweden for example they have full school choice in sweden we should have full score choice in america and not to mention let's take norway for example norway has a trillion dollar sovereign wealth fund um and how much does candace how much do the scandinavian states pay for military every year oh zero dollars because we pay for their military and we should stop doing that they're also homogeneous so these are fundamentally 98 white countries 5 million people so it's about the size of new jersey and people are trying to compare it to a country with 330 million people a country that's actually diverse and allows immigrants to come in so you're comparing apples and oranges and they just don't compare whatsoever