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this post was submitted on 17 Sep 2023
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I'll get a social welfare benefits which won't be a lot but I can probably make do for a while. I'll also get a medical insurance benefit which covers roughly 2/3 of my insurance so I'll have to pay something like €40/month myself. Those benefits will help me pay the €385 max yearly out of pocket for the care I'll need, and be done with it. That's not to say being in this situation is great in the Netherlands, but I won't go into debt and I won't lose my home (gov't guarantees mortgage to bank) and I won't have to continue to pay back my 0% interest student loans.
We're lucky. But make sure to vote.
this implies welfare is stealing
What do you mean?
(from the post title)
Ah, damnit. I guess I've accidentally gone full right wing there.
happens to the best of us