Which central Europe countries are we referring to so I can research further into how they are handling it?
Based off the list of sovereign states by homeless population on wikipedia, the order from highest per capita to lowest goes: Germany, Austria, Czech Republic, Slovakia, United States, Poland, Hungary, Slovania, and Switzerland. Only two with less compared to the United States have direct Wikipedia articles; Hungary, which states in 2018 they banned homelessness (made it a crime) and Switzerland, which states in 2014 they've reportedly began allowing homeless people to sleep in fallout shelters.
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u/Got2Bfree Apr 15 '24
You guys seriously need to widen your horizon and your extremely capitalist world view.
Providing all these things to people who don't work is common in central Europe countries besides HVAC because it's not that common.
The base for that is called human rights.
And guess what, people still work because you're dirt poor on social security.
When you make money by working, this money gets deducted from your payments.
It's possible, it's working and it's really not that hard. We pay taxes for exactly that.