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Yep, in Finland its customary to nearly look down on those begging on the street, as most likely this is related to human trafficking or black market crime. We
by Jommi 7y ago
Yep, in Finland its customary to nearly look down on those begging on the street, as most likely this is related to human trafficking or black market crime. We can do this because we know that a normal citizen would never need to do something like this.
- sneak 7y ago> its customary to nearly look down on those begging on the street, as most likely this is related to human trafficking > we know that a normal citizen would never That took a dark turn quickly.
- 205guy 7y agoIt's poorly phrased such that it sounds disconnected from the GP (about the lack of care in the US leading to both the needy and scammers on the street), but your quote leaves off the key word: > we know that a normal citizen would never need In other words, when you can trust your society to take care of its residents, you can be almost certain the beggars are scam artists.
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- csharptwdec19 7y agoFinland is a country with a pretty dang good social safety net. They even have things like Government Subsidized recording studios. The stipulations for receiving aid are fairly light, so I think the viewpoint may be that if you aren't receiving assistance, you aren't willing to play by the simple rules they have. Of course, this is someone from the US speaking, and basing this on my conversations with people from Finland from 10-20 years ago...
- Jommi 7y agoAs in enabling human trafficking, not an innocent victim of it. Sorry for the tone :D