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Originally Posted by fluffbuster
??? - this is from Denmark's website -
welfare - The basic principle of the Danish welfare system, often referred to as the Scandinavian welfare model, is that all citizens have equal rights to social security. Within the Danish welfare system, a number of services are available to citizens, free of charge. This means that for instance the Danish health and educational systems are free. The Danish welfare model is subsidised by the state, and as a result Denmark has one of the highest taxation levels in the world.
(sorry for the big font - it just came up that way) so - - - i don't understand - cause i'm in america and don't speak Danish - if you get free health and education how come you don't go back and ask for education again??? unless of course you're an immigrant to Denmark and then are supposedly dis-allowed.
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I did apply and didn't get in, they only accept 2 times a year so... yeah.
I went down today and applied for welfare and went to the doctor, got the documents and it's all taken care of now. I'll be getting money tomorrow, my mom said it was fine and she's going with me to the next scan.
I still feel like I disappointed my entire family...
