Cornel - Your post is very interesting and informative, but I have to disagree on the subject of "no segregation" in Scandinavian countries. What about Malmo??? Do you see a difference between "forced" segregation, as in The South (USA) during the last century, and the natural desire of people to "live among their own"? Did the congregation of Muslim immigrants in Malmo occur on purpose, either because the non-Muslim Swedes desired it or because the new Muslim immigrants desired it, or by accident, according to you?

Viviana

cornel wrote:

...but then, Norway and Sweden seem to be outstanding examples of high taxation, excellent welfare provision and excellent prosperity. Nowhere there, is there comparable povery and acute residential segregation as in the USA.




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