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    1. WhatsRatingsPrecious on

      Most immigrants, regardless of origin, are like that.

      They almost always contribute more than they use.

      But, that goes against xenophobic anti-immigrant propaganda, so it’s usually ignored or denied.

    2. Ukrainians working legally in Poland pay more into the national health fund than they cost — over 3.8 billion zł in contributions versus 2.2 billion zł in treatment expenses. Meanwhile, Polish farmers in KRUS chip in pennies while the state budget picks up the tab. So remind me again: who’s really “milking the system”?

    3. In case of polish healthcare it seems like most people put more in then they get out..

    4. Most people in Society pay way more than they use most of the years in their life by paying into the social security/health insurance system in their respective country. And you should be happy for it, because it means you are healthy enough to work and pay those premiums. The time may come where you are on the receiving end of the system. It might happen in many years or if unlucky tomorrow.
      ( I know demographics can put an undue burden on the younger classes right now, essentially the healthy group getting too small and the people needing care too large. )

    5. excubitor15379 on

      Actually Ukrainian immigrants are a gift for Poland. The best immigrants possible. Ofc there are some troubles here n there, but definitely first class ppl, if you compare them to what sort of immigration west EU have

    6. Impossible-Ground-98 on

      Now show data for most Poles. I haven’t used public health system since 8 or 9 years excluding Covid shots and I’m paying taxes too, lots of stories like mine.

    7. MmmIceCreamSoBAD on

      I mean refugees are mostly young working class people who aren’t likely to be all that sick in the first place. It’s when the average person gets old that they’re a burden on the system

    8. This is not up to debate really, it’s a fact. The reason why people are disappointed is that healthcare system did not scale – sure, people pay more in total if you add it up, but the queues for treatment are also longer, and this is why people are complaining.

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