Comments by "peabase" (@peabase) on "Why piglets are better off in Finland than in the rest of the EU | Focus on Europe" video.

@oneone8318 You're clearly not in the know. Finland has a centre-left government. What's dishonourable about Finland's "past and history" (you committed a tautology there).
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It's the most common second foreign language in Finland. We learnt it the Netherlands, too, and no one has ever called us Waffenbrüder.
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@oneone8318 I'm afraid your knowledge isn't much to go by then. On and off, Finland has had leftists parties in government, just like right-wing parties, and always as part of a coalition government. Sometimes, the left and the right have formed a coalition, leaving the centrists out. You should study up on the make-up Finnish governments throughout the years. It's not rocket science.
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@oneone8318 At the risk of repeating myself, I have to conclude you understand very little at present. I hope you'll do better soon.
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 @oneone8318 No matter, you've voided yourself in this discussion.
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@oneone8318 I suppose something as simple as googling is beyond your abilities. Here's an excerpt for you, from the website of the Finnish state council: "During and after the war, the prevailing national consensus required broad-based governments. However, the wartime governments were fairly short-lived. In the post-war period, even the extreme left entered the government. The 1950s and early 1960s saw diverse, ever-changing government coalitions. The key government party was the Agrarian Union/Centre Party. Between 1966 and 1987, governments were mainly based on centre-left coalitions, sometimes termed popular front governments."
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@peterp4037 Finland is not for the faint-of-heart.
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