Again, your comments are (ahem) "exaggerated." 
Do you equate Denmark and Venezuela? Would Bern have dictatorial powers? 
Denmark is a representational parliamentary government--- the monarchy part is window-dressing, like in England.
"These jobs (lower-wage) exist in Denmark — albeit labor economists believe they make up a much smaller share of the labor market — but they are often unionized or covered by a collective bargaining agreement, and they generally pay significantly higher wages than their U.S. counterparts". http://usuncut.com/world/here-are-9-reasons-denmarks-socialist-economy-leaves-the-us-in-the-dust/ 
So, unions and collective bargaining: ready to support those? How about 5 mandated weeks/vacation/year? 52-weeks maternity leave? Paying students 900 bucks/month to attend college? 80% of wages for 2 years when unemployed?
I don't know about the refugee thing; what's the point?