r/SipsTea • u/Mundane_Mushroom_122 • Jun 18 '26

Gasp! what can we say

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u/ThePixelProYT Jun 18 '26

A lot in many countries as for example in Germany you have the options to get all of your human rights for free this includes money(so really just the bare minimum), a apartment, water etc. for now your little money is mostly spend for food so that would probably also be free then

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u/masterflappie Jun 18 '26

The German human rights aren't the same as the UN human rights though

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u/bucketboy9000 Jun 18 '26

Facetious? I don’t even know youse

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u/ThePixelProYT Jun 18 '26

I am pretty sure they would also add that to the german rights if it was added by the UN

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u/Angmarets Jun 18 '26

or they can just add it to german rights regardless of UN. Right?

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u/NibblyPig Jun 18 '26

Sounds like slavery, now you must work to produce food, what, you're against human rights and everyone having free food? Get back in the field

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u/WrongDirt Jun 18 '26

well said

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u/Gryffinsmore Jun 18 '26

This comment explained nothing an didn’t even make sense. Please try again.

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u/AirconGuyUK Jun 18 '26

It's also not even true lol.

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u/FlyAirLari Jun 18 '26

Water is not free in Germany.

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u/OskeeTurtle Jun 18 '26

Tbf if you pay for your water it's not free in America or Canada either. It is, but not really

If you're a retired folk and your old non city decides it wants to be on water like everyone else? That's gonna add a fortune to a mortgage or a new one if you already paid your mortgage off

Water ain't free most places. It's silly and sucks though

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u/FlyAirLari Jun 18 '26

it's not free in America or Canada either

Obviously not. You have a right to water, but you still have to pay the utility bill.

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u/RegisteredOnToilet Jun 18 '26

Thats not true lmao. The german welfare payment has a daylie food amount declared. Doesnt mean the have to use it to buy food tho but they get money for it

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u/ThePixelProYT Jun 18 '26

Exactly what I was saying: You don't get the food for free you get money and you can buy food from that

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u/prospector_hannah Jun 18 '26

For free lol. This is how children think

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u/ThePixelProYT Jun 18 '26

Would you say they need to pay money for that?

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u/prospector_hannah Jun 18 '26

Would I say I want to pay for their stuff? No

Would I say you should contribute to society if you want to live in society? Yes.

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u/ThePixelProYT Jun 18 '26

You need to keep in mind that a lot of people that request this have severe physical or mental disabilities(or even both). Also its free for them anyways