Ah.. well.. we don't need that.

I work as a teacher, and don't really need an insurance.. Only need it if my stuff would get stolen or destroyed in some accedent..

I have not been hospitalised.. but we had a child 4 months ago.. and what I heard, that is ridiculusly expensive in the US.. We only paid like 50 USD, for food and a bed for me (the dad) for 3 days..

I kind of guessed you did joke. But you never know, you might just get tired enough of the crap over there that you finaly makes the move.. and moves..

It is pretty safe here, but not perfect..

We have had like one school shooting.. One teacher was killed.. and no one else.. We did have one guy attacking a school with a sword though.. killing a teacher and hurting a couple of kids..

We have pretty harsh gun laws, witch is good. It's difficult to get hold of a firearm..

We do have criminal gangs though.. but they are mostly just bothering eachother. Passer byes have only been cought between two fighting gangs about 2 or 3 times in the last 10 years..

So.. it is pretty safe here.

And ensurance companies does not exist to scam you (as much).. 😁 I mean, if I have an accedent, I am not forced to sell everything I own to be able to keep living the way I do.. infact, my life (besides any injury from the accident) stays very much the same.

Well.. it depends on WHY you want to move here, and what you plan to do here.

https://sweden.se/work-business/moving-to-sweden/moving-to-sweden-in-10-steps

Just come on over. Don't think it's that hard to move here. 😊

Wow.. in sweden mothers get 3 months, fathers get 3 months, and then they both get 6 month to divide however they want..

And during parental leave, the goverment pay us 80% of our salary.

No such thing in Sweden.. first of, dads are out with their kids about as much as moms here.. And besides, Swedes are pretty much scared of strangers anyway, so people don't say anything to someone they don't know..