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The constant threat to the Swedish welfare state

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Our fragile economy isn't as dazzling as it once was in 1968, when Sweden was on top of its game and the "Swedish model" was adored around the world, but it's promising. The state's economy has going from downsizing to spending money on things such as digital media and alternative fuel, and locally Orebro Municipality's budget has gone from a 14 million deficit in 2003 to a ca 170 million surplus in 2005...
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The state's economy has going from downsizing to spending money on things such as digital media and alternative fuel, and locally Orebro Municipality's budget has gone from a 14 million deficit in 2003 to a ca 170 million surplus in 2005. So why do we strive towards the right wing agenda again? Why do we want a more individual community were every man takes care of himself and his family, where school and healthcare is privatised and the state doesn't care about wages or rents? First of all, we believe that we are poor...
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