11) http://www.berlingske.dk/koebenhavn/hovedstadens-hospitaler-er-moegbeskidte
Your claim is that this report shows that Danish hospitals are filthy, and so the Danes can’t be happy.
It was pointed out to you that the report only is about a few of Denmark’s hospitals, and that it simply says that some parts of some hospitals were below standards. It doesn’t say by how much, or that it was any real health threat. It was also pointed out that having cobwebs in some rooms in some hospitals wouldn’t automatically make Danes incapable of being happy.
You made absolutely no attempt to defend your claim. Do you abandon that claim, then?
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12) http://patientforeningen-danmark.dk/Defaultb049.html?ID=76
Your claim is that this link shows that malpractice often occurs in Denmark, and that hardly anything is ever done about it.
It was pointed out to you that it doesn’t tell you how much malpractice occurs, and that it doesn’t say how much compensation is given or how often.
You made absolutely no attempt to defend your claim. Do you abandon that claim, then?
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13) http://politiken.dk/newsinenglish/ECE1175770/denmark—world-cancer-capital/
Your claim is that this article declares Denmark to have the world’s highest rate of cancer, therefore everybody in Denmark is getting sick and can’t be happy.
It was pointed out to you that even if the rate is the highest in the world, it’s not that high as an actual number and wouldn’t make it impossible for Danes to be happy. Also, it was pointed out that the article goes on to say that this high number is likely due to Denmark having such good doctors that they can spot cancers that doctors in other countries miss. The article also points out that Danes are prosperous. So overall, this article is evidence against your claims.
You made absolutely no attempt to defend your claim. Do you abandon that claim, then?
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14) http://www.dr.dk/Nyheder/Andre_sprog/English/2011/02/14/132407.htm
Your claim is that this report proves that half of Danish workers are mentally ill, and thus can’t be happy (you also tend to inflate this to
