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There’s no point to a country. It’s just a form of governance that is in vogue in the 21st century. Like every bureaucracy, a country wants to grow and survive.
by ITB 3y ago
There’s no point to a country. It’s just a form of governance that is in vogue in the 21st century. Like every bureaucracy, a country wants to grow and survive.
The homeless is also a very broad term. I think this sort of article doesn’t refer to people that are able and willing to work, but have to live from their cars. It’s usually about people that are often incapable of being a functioning member of society, beyond their housing status.
The best way to help these people is not to give them “benefits”. It’s to permanently place them in facilities that can afford them a humane existence. There’s no reasonable amount of “benefit” you can give to some of these people otherwise.
- Cloudef 3y agoNordic countries do something absolutely insane and give these people a home. Unheard of I know right. The only homeless you see are either voluntarily homeless, or part of the mafia that extorts money from people pretending to be homeless (around helsinki its common). But I think it's better to view homes as a investment rather than place for a person to live, it's only way to get the numbers that matter up. Not saying nordic countries are some sort of perfect countries, but it does remind you that if country does not care about you, why should you care about the country.