It turns out that Norway's SWF almost has more money per capita than Norwegian private wealth, that is to say, its material base is such that it can realize PDD, with 2 trillion in the SWF vs about 500 billion GDP.
Roedt seems to be doing adequately, but how good are the revolutionary conditions there? I normally wouldn't advocate first world revolution, whether by the bullet or the ballot, but that 2 trillion is tempting as all hell.
Norwegian are Strasserites par excellence.
Vikings then, vikings now, all their civilization is based in plunder, empty the country
Oil exporter.
Progress, their populist fascist party, ate the conservatives, but Roedt seems to have come out of nowhere with about 5% representation. I'm assuming private wealth inequality is high, as with the rest of the Scandinavian model, but income inequality is acceptable and the place is just a decaying Scandinavian social democracy.
The weirdness essentially comes out to the giant SWF. Good for Fascists, good for Communists too. It's a fight over the 2 trillion once their liberal center collapses.
Statistics show that 53% of private wealth is held by the top 10%, rising to 71% when you add the next decile.
Bottom 50% of the population averages 2% of total wealth. Gini 28, though.
Bump. It seems Norway has no anarchists or Communists.
>>2540251I would say they more per capita as its a traditionally leftist country but it has a very small population.
Bump
>>2540391Pretty big oil reserves though
>>2536506Hey I’m from Norway and currently operate in Bergen. I voted Rødt myself but I’m fairly socially conventional and nationally oriented unlike that party’s platform on paper. It is catching on, though. Even in mainstream independent people are starting to pick Rødt over FrP.
The immediate discomfort of being actively invested is worth it in the long run imo
>>2536506Here's the thing, as soon as Norway gets a gov that isn't neolib, America seizes the SWF. It can't exist without the US stock market.
>>2536506Wonder what happened to the Rødtanon party member. he told us a very hopeful vision with real power being gained at local levels but that was a while ago now.
Norway wouldn’t exist without class struggle. The Sovereign Wealth Fund wouldn’t exist. It has always been a trad working class left country.