"Meanwhile In Canada"
"A Copy Of The Bill We Got When Our Daughter Was Born In Canada"
"Finland's Maternity Box - The Box Every Pregnant Woman In Finland Gets. Mine Came Today So I Thought I'd Show You All What I Got"
"We picked up the box from the post office, and even Simba was excited.
There is a snow suit, hat, mittens, and another warm body suit. Sleeping bag and sheet. Hats, balaclava, pads, socks, tights, and the small bag has a little book, a toy, condoms, and some other small baby hygiene products.
There's a cloth diaper, and a towel, but the rest is almost all clothing in various styles and forms, all gender-neutral. The bottom of the box is also a mattress, so the baby is able to use it as a bed at the beginning of her life. All of the clothes are very high quality, and a good chunk of what came in the box was made in Finland or by Finnish companies."
"If Someone Cuts Down A Tree For Their View In Australia, Government Installs Sign To Block The View"
"Free Vegetable Leaves For Pets In My Local Supermarket‘S Produce Section"
"In Singapore, Elderly Pedestrians Can Tap Their Identity Card To Have More Time At The Pedestrian Crossing"
"Dearest American Friends, This Is What A Public Toilet Should Look Like, Love From Europe"
"This Is The Medicine I Take Once Every Two Weeks, Which Allows Me To Live A Fairly Normal Life. If I Had To Pay Myself, They Would Cost 6,129 Dkk/1,126 USD. Thank You Universal Health Care"
"Free School Lunch In Stockholm, Sweden"
"In Amsterdam, You Can Spot These Little ‘Menstruation Stations’ Where Anyone In Need Can Grab Tampons, Napkins, And Cups For Free"
"Bus Stop With A Little Library In Brittany, France"
"Here In Switzerland, We Have Vending Machines Just For Selling Cheese"
"There Is A Swing Made For Wheelchairs At This Park In Mexico"
"Hospital Food In Australia"
"Average College Cafeteria Meal In France (Public University, €3.30)"
"An Old Telephone Booth Now Used As A Free Book Exchange, In A Tiny Village In France"
"This Bottle Of Vinegar Is Official First Aid For Jellyfish Stings On A Beach In Australia"
"The Beaches Here In The Netherlands Have Free Sunscreen Dispensers"
"The Toilet Paper In Peru Has A Smaller Paper Roll In Its Centre, To Be Taken On Trips/Purse"
"In Rotterdam We Have Free Public Bike Repair Stations"
"My City Has Public Defibrillation Stations And The Sign For It Looks Like A Video Game Health Bar"
"A Wine Vending Machine In Germany"
"There Are Bins Along Cycle Paths In The Netherlands Which Allow You To Throw Out Rubbish Without Slowing Down"
"Book Tree In Arbone-La-Foret, France"
"New Seoul Subway Trains Tell You How Crowded Each Cell Is By Colour"
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That would be an easy way out. Let him suffer inhumane conditions instead.
Maybe you don't haver a clue:
1. Because every hospital / doctor bill is checked by the health insurance, there are no fantasy bills (like e.g. 2'577,66 US$ for a doctor appointment, who didn't show up)
2. The time, taxes were used to build your emperor's next castle and feed his court jester are over. At least in Europe, Africa and Asia. Here are taxes used for our community.
Maybe, you should consider, that a court jester doesn't need space ships, car factories and not even children with "funny" names.
3. We don't have any families, that prescribe addicting drugs with legal support. We don't have 80'000 Fentanyl deads every year.
I saw all the 50 pics and do you see one thing?
I think, your country hasn't anything to offer, that other countries should copy
Is there enough sun to make it worthwhile?
#30
That's only the cost of renting the TV....
just quoting another comment from this site:
"Jehiel 2 weeks ago
completely idiotic. Nothing is free. We pay with our taxs and this is very expansive (and not good quality)
And very often we cant get any care because nothing work"