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Comment #46676749
In Amsterdam that is only for the homeless. The people living on the streets. Sounds like you just don’t know Dutch law and options at all tbh.
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Comment #46651178
Not near Amsterdam
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Comment #46651175
These people are locals. They are living there for years sometimes decades
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Comment #46651165
A billionaire buying up housing can do a lot more damage than a persons drifting through town
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Comment #46651154
Make it so people who live there can vote
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Comment #46651130
You mean French.
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Comment #46651108
Meal deals and Döner Kebab are junk food
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Comment #46651091
I’m not talking about nomads. I’m talking about people who live there for years, sometimes decades
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Comment #46651060
By allowing them to register as citizens of that city
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Comment #46651038
> You can also go to city hall and give a temporary address. You can not. That is not how it works. Sounds like you just don’t know Dutch law and options at all tbh.
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Comment #46647903
I don't have sources but for cities like Amsterdam I wouldn't be surprised if 5% of the population isn't registered with the municipality for various reasons. But have been living …
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Comment #46647894
In The Netherlands it is illegal to be register at an address you don't live at.
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Comment #46647878
There people have residency, they just don't live in a stable form of housing that allows them to register as living in the city. But some of them have lived in the city for years.…
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Comment #46647829
A yes, why didn't I think of that! Let me just completely ignore the broken housing market, the 15+ year waiting list for social housing and scrape together... lets checks... €400k…
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Comment #46647800
The $4 lunch bowls in Japan are indeed full nutritional lunches.
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Comment #46647784
That is only possible with stable and legal housing. Not everyone is privileged to be in that situation, especially not with the housing market in many countries. With your thinkin…
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Comment #46647757
Then change the fucking system so that people who have been living in a city for years can legally do so. Or kick them out. But don't have this vague system of sub-humans that are …
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Comment #46647692
Thank you. I know people who have lived in Amsterdam for over five years but can't vote for local politics because of their legal status or because they are illegally subletting du…
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Comment #46647664
A sandwich, snack or Döner Kebab is not a full nutritional lunch.
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Comment #46647653
It's by design that only people with stable housing can vote? I bet you loved pre-1965 America.
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Comment #46647629
Not talking about passing by, talking about people living there for years.
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Comment #46647623
I'm talking about people who live in the city for years.
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Comment #46647616
That is OK but OP should not be complaining about people not being engaged with local politics if you are excluding a large part of the people living in the city from voting.
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Comment #46647554
Those as well. But even citizens and immigrants with paperwork can often not vote for local elections if they do not have stable housing.