It’s broadly just a government service, not a rent contract market.
Which means it’s chronically underfunded and staffed by people who don’t care about the children. People don’t talk about this, and I especially don’t trust the BBC to talk about it, but danish welfare is totally and utterly collapsed. Lower class people only get healthcare on paper because GPs won’t diagnose or refer people with anything other than a common flu, and the middle class just pay for private doctors to give them whatever they want.
Which means it’s chronically underfunded and staffed by people who don’t care about the children. People don’t talk about this, and I especially don’t trust the BBC to talk about it, but danish welfare is totally and utterly collapsed. Lower class people only get healthcare on paper because GPs won’t diagnose or refer people with anything other than a common flu, and the middle class just pay for private doctors to give them whatever they want.
WTF! No it isn’t, not in Denmark. Do you really think all countries are as bad as UK?