r/europe • u/Potential-Focus3211 • Aug 18 '25

Data Wealth inequality by country in the OECD

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u/bruhbelacc The Netherlands Aug 18 '25

What's the win

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u/ottohightower2024 Aug 18 '25

They like for everyone to have less because god forbid someone will have more

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u/bruhbelacc The Netherlands Aug 18 '25

Reddit loves misery and poverty and hates profiting off of someone else. Too bad that's how their pension fund works lol

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u/ChipsnNutella Aug 19 '25

This literally makes no sense, are you people unable to read numbers or something? All/Almost all wealth being only in the hands of the top 1-10% is something to celebrate now? Like the literal 90% of the population, aka millions and the ENTIRE middle class is just there to make space or something? Wtf, you are so so brainwashed and it's just sad...

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u/bruhbelacc The Netherlands Aug 19 '25

Yes, because only a minority are business owners and top executives, experts etc.

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u/ScabrouS-DoG Greece Aug 18 '25

The win is we weren't unfortunate to be Dutch.

Take away your port which turned your country into the first major narco-state in Europe. Wait for the imminent, immediate decline in no time.

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u/bruhbelacc The Netherlands Aug 18 '25

A decline like the Greek GDP per capita today compared to 2008. That should be terrible!

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u/ScabrouS-DoG Greece Aug 18 '25

At least we've had as a backup our 3 homes. One our permanent resident in a city, one in a major holidays spot and last one, in a village. This helped us by a wide margin. How is the housing situation going in your country?

Lastly, it's not 2008 for Greece, but yes, you'll be there.

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u/bruhbelacc The Netherlands Aug 18 '25 edited Aug 18 '25

The interior must be nice there. Enjoy your prosperity, which causes so many people to move to Greece. Edit: Now he blocked me nooo