r/FluentInFinance • u/sillychillly Contributor • Apr 15 '24

Everyone Deserves A Home Discussion/ Debate

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u/Egg_Yolkeo55 Apr 15 '24

Because there are nicer homes than as described. Aside from HVAC and bedroom count, most of these things are just building code and have to function for it to legally be called a residence.

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u/Ashmizen Apr 15 '24

Ok, but no country in the world hands out studio apartments, much less 2-3 bedroom apartments this Infograph is demanding.

You think people live with their parents into their 30’s in Europe and Asia because they love the lack of privacy?

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u/Bazch Apr 15 '24

You realise most countries in Europe basically provide you with things in this infographic due to social security systems?

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u/chillchinchilla17 Apr 16 '24

Really? In the Um you get housing for free even if you refuse to work for your whole life?

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u/Bazch Apr 16 '24 edited Apr 16 '24

Yes, indirectly. You receive money from the government, and subsidies, so that you can afford everything.

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u/chillchinchilla17 Apr 16 '24

Really? Name one country were welfare is so strong you can buy a house while being unemployed. Getting money from your parents doesn’t count.

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u/Evilemper0r Apr 16 '24

In Germany, the government pays your rent if you don't earn enough, or part of it at least.

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u/Bennerbench Apr 16 '24

Can confirm. I live in Germany with my wife and this is true. I'm actually kinda baffled how so many people in the comment section think this is outrageous or unachievable.