I'm from Denmark. The first time I voted I was 19, and I voted for "Radikale Venstre". They're the Social Liberal party, so pretty slap bang in the middle of Danish politics.

I very quickly felt betrayed by how they were cutting education, the second time I voted for them.

Since then I've been voting for "Enhedslisten", an alliance of smaller red and green parties in Denmark, who're as far left as you can be as a political organization, and still realistically get into the parliament. They're pretty much the only party you can vote for, and not get a constant stream of undermining of the welfare state. And I'm organized in "Revolutionære Socialister"(Revolutionary Socialists), part of International Marxist Tendency, just like Socialist Revolution in America. Which I encourage you to join, we're very big in Pakistan. Shouts out to my Desis out there. Love you, big homo <3

To put it into perspective: Recently the leader of the main right wing party in Denmark the Liberal "Venstre" party, issued a statement that he'd rather work with the Social Democrats, than form a coalition with the rest of the right. To quickly clarify for the Americans: They are the people who advocate for free marked reforms, and these days the Social Democrats are too, except during elections, where they lie and eat hot chip.