This particular point doesn't always go like that although we all wish it would. Not here in Finland at least. Basic security without reasonable heads up for work life has the opposite spiral in the long run. Some jobless falls into serious alcoholism, drug abusing and criminal behavior and some develop mental issues like severe depression or physical illnesses like diabetes, obesity etc. Physical health start to deteriorate further unless you're the kind of person who loves exercising for the pure joy of it. (It is further accelerated, if the basic survival depends on eating highly processed unhealthy foods and snacks because you can't afford vegetables/fruits etc - this however is greater issue in countries relying heavily on imported fresh foods). At first, it's a relief to have basics secured but when years pass, decades and generations change, there comes the population so used to it, the problems mentioned above will began to escalate, if a person can't get a job.keeping away economic pressure for most basic things will also make ppl more happy and thus they will be more healthy; this will take away a lot of unneccesary medical costs
there is a positive domino-effect...
This post has been edited 2 times, last edit by "ALLODS-ONLINE-PLAYER" (Jan 11th 2016, 5:29am)
Going to only address this matter as I don't want to make another wall of text. Going to respect your other opinions although I can't fully agree with them. Now this matter... in finland the crimes are about 70/30 (finns/immigrants or asylum seekers). Now it has gone to 60/40 as the amount of last year's asylum seeker rush from europe and middle east). Crimes such as rapes, pick-pocketing and small thefts are typically done by immigrants/asylum seeker. Crimes like stabbing, murder, gang activity, shootings, drug abuse + growing and distributing, bullying, beating, group fights etc are commonly done by finns (even before immigrants). Drug related criminal activity is a mix of finns and foreigners - organised cells in various countries controlled by some bigger organization.may i ask you, how does it run in finland exactly, are there also most crimes are committed by immigrants like in central europe? if so ( which im relatively sure about), it would be up to the government to sinply "kick" the criminals out of the country, this would solve the problem permanently then because its NOT a problem which originates in the population of finland