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| | Sweden and the Myth of Benevolent Socialism |
 | | Sweden is the poster state for those who believe in the power of the government to solve all problems. |
 | | Frequently referred to as a "benevolent" socialist or social democratic state, to distinguish it from the run-of-the-mill socialist butcher shop, such as Cuba, China, North Korea, the USSR, and most of Africa, Latin and Central America, and Asia, Sweden is the Promised Land of the Left. |
 | | According to a Swiss federal government statistical comparison of Switzerland and Sweden, the percentage of Swedish unmarried pregnancies in 1996 was 54% percent roughly equal to the fl community in the United States. |
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