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Assistant: Title: Hvorfor skal nordmenn stemme ved valget?
Description: Videoen er en del av «Ta Valget», et prosjekt støttet av Valgdirektoratet.». Se hvordan verden deler sine grunner til hvorfor vi i Norge må stemme. Tusen takk til følgerne mine som har bidratt til å lage denne videoen! 

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Caption: Vi nordmenn har det så godt at mange kanskje tenker at man ikke trenger å stemme ved valget.
Jeg har snakket med flere av mine følgere, som er fra andre steder i verden.
Som deler sine grunner til hvorfor vi burde stemme.
Hei. Jeg er Bartek og jeg er fra polen.
Her mange unge mennesker ikke stemte ved valget
og resultatet er at nå i regjeringen har vi et nasjonalistisk politisk parti
som sammen med den katolske kirke ødelegger nesten alt Polen har jobbet med i de siste 27 år av demokrati.
Regjeringen kaller sine motstandere åpentlig "et verre slags folk" og samfunnet blir veldig polaisert.
Kvinner ved hjelp av religion blir veldig diskriminsert her
som betyr at de blir stadig oftere nektet tilgang til prevensjonsmidler eller lovlig abort.
Derfor tror jeg at det er ekstremt viktig å stemme ved valget.
Hei alle sammen, jeg heter Risham Saed og jeg kommer fra Pakistan
som også heter Islamisk Demokratisk land. Det er litt ironisk og det er også litt synd.
Fordi det betyr at vi gir mindre viktighet til minoriteter og mer rettigheter til muslimer.
Men det er ikke slik i Norge og dere er veldig heldige som bor i Norge.
Norge er et sekulært land også demokratisk land.  Hvilken som helst religion du er fra, gå og stem.
Hi, Im Maggie. I live near Washington DC
So here in the US as you probably know the health care system is not the same as yours.
A lot of people cant afford healtcare coverage, they might have it taken away from them.
If you are sick you have to think about "Can you afford a doctor?" "Can you afford medicin?"
And if you have something really serious happen you have to decide, "am I just going to die and not get the care I need or go bankrupt?"
So that's not great.
I really feel passionate about maternity care, I am pregnant. I have pretty good insurance.
But maternity leave is not really something that happens in the US. Let alone paternity leave.
Mammapermisjon eller pappaperm. We dont have them here.
Leagily I can take 12 weeks off of work without being fired. I have a good job, I dont want to quit my job.
And I think its important to let women be able to stay in careers because its hard to get back in them if they want to stay in their career.
So me, I dont know what Im going to do, Im not planning on quitting my job.
I have to decide how much time can I afford to take off. Vi skal se.
Neste person er fra Syria og han har bedt meg om å holde han annonym.
På grunn av frykt for hva de kan gjøre med familien hans, som fortsatt er hjemme i Syria.
I come from Syria.
And in Syria we have been denied democratic election for 47 years now.
And we have nothing called freedom of speech, nothing called freedom of critisism, freedom of oposing the government.
There is no equal rights. THere is a group of mafia-people who are ruling the country
and exploiting it, putting everyone in disadvantage.
Taking all privalages and leaving the majority of people in very hard situations.
A lot of syrians has been killed by the government over 47 years just for oposing the goverment.
Publishing, saying or sharing any opinions that shows the deep corruptions in the sitting government.
So coming from Syria and having all these stories, I think Norway is a very blessed country,
and I think that should be enough reason for everyone here to partisipate in the election.
Også hadde jeg en jente fra Thailand som egentlig ville være med å dele sine erfaringer på video.
men hun sa at det rett og slett ble for skummelt fordi de ikke har "freedom of speech" i Thailand.
Velkommen til Australia. Jeg heter Stuart og jeg bor i Perth.
I want my children to grow up in a country where the environment is protected.
We have such an
amazing biodiversity and some beautiful animals,
but we’re also the biggest producer of carbon dioxide, CO2, per capita compared with any other western nation.
Coral bleaching is already destroying the (Great) Barrier Reef.
and I want it to be there for my children and their children to enjoy.
Same sex marriage, it’s not legal here in Australia.
I want my children to grow up and marry the person that they love, regardless of sex or gender.
I’m proud to be Australian,
but  I want this country to be progressive. To be the best country it can be.
Have it.
Hei! Jeg heter Viktoria og jeg kommer fra Tyskland.
Noe ting er ganske gammeldags og alt for kompliserete her, som for eksempel utdanningssystemet vårt.
Jeg står her foran min gamle skole, et gymnas, men det finnes mange, mange flere skoletyper.
Jeg synes at dette systemet har blitt veldig kaotisk, ufair og især veldig demotiverende for unge mennesker.
Det er også kjempe vanskelig å integrere for eksempel flyktningene her.
Mitt synspunkt er at utdanningen, men også politikken må være fleksible og moderne,
og det er bare mulig hvis vi unge mennesker er del av politikken.
Hi. I'm Tiffany. I live in Michigan in the United States.
And I'm a stay at home mom of two kids.
I went to school to be a dental hygenist, and my employer did not offer maternity leave.
He did let me take time off, but it was unpaid. So my husband and I decided I was going to stay home.
In stead of giving most of my pay check to day care.
We have to live on a tight budget, but thats what we decided to do .
A lot of mom have to work, if they're not married or their husbands dont get insurance, but they do.
They work just simply for keeping their insurance.
So it's important to get out there and vote.
THanks.
Hello my name is Erica and i am from Hellas.
The last 8 years we have tremendous economic and social problems
We have 25% economic recession,25% unemployment, unexpected high tax rates without any social services
cut costing of salaries and pensions.
It is clear that political parties has huge responsibilities for greek default
which stems mainly from high public debt and high public deficits.
That is why you should vote in Norway
Kanskje du nå kan finne noen grunner for hvorfor du burde stemme ved valget?
Ha det bra og takk for at du så på.
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