[ SECRET POST #4981 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4981 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What are you over?

[(Anonymous)]

The quality of life is supposedly better over there. But I think their taxes are higher because of it?

Re: What are you over?

[greghousesgf]

"Quality of life" is not exactly specific.

Re: What are you over?

[(Anonymous)]

Free health care. Better social services. Shorter work days and more vacation. Walkable cities. Eurovision. Toast Skagen.

If you want to know more, you have the google.

Re: What are you over?

[greghousesgf]

If I can't get a job here I'm unlikely to get a job there, I'm on disability. Free health care is of course good. I've heard Eurovision and I am not impressed. I already said I used google.

Re: What are you over?

[(Anonymous)]

Cool. If you were a Swedish citizen, you'd have better disability benefits than you do in Florida. Given your comments in the rest of the thread, I'm not sure I believe you actually googled this before asking.

Re: What are you over?

[greghousesgf]

I've never lived in Florida. where did you get that idea?

Re: What are you over?

[(Anonymous)]

If I can't get a job here I'm unlikely to get a job there, I'm on disability.

So what? You only acknowledge something's benefits if they directly benefit you. "Never mind the millions of people this DOES benefit, it's irrelevant to me, and therefore counts for nothing." I know that can't possibly be your argument. And yet, it very much seems to be your argument.

Re: What are you over?

[greghousesgf]

I wasn't saying it counts for nothing, I was saying that I was told I should go live there and I was curious about how I'd benefit from that. I said that in my first comment in this thread.

Re: What are you over?

[caecilia]

Can't speak for countries I've never lived in but personally I'm all for higher taxes if it means better social infrastructure.