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Incertitudine

Anonymous

March 19, 2025

Incertitudine

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The future for me looks bleak, because what I really want and what should actually be in a normal world is not possible. I want a country in which corruption is significantly reduced, because in absolutely every institution and aspect of life corruption is becoming more and more pervasive and deeper. Day by day only acts of corruption are discovered, only people in high positions in the state who steal from public money, who invent all sorts of schemes to produce money on the conveyor belt, who fat fat fatally infiltrate high groups to "squeeze" investment opportunities that an ordinary person would not be able to join. I wish the health system would "WORK", not work better, but just work, because although money is deducted monthly for so called state health insurance, in reality most people are treated with semi indifference, are put on endless waiting lists when perhaps sometimes it is urgent to intervene in some way and almost always you are either put in the position of humiliation or humiliation or you have to go private where the costs are very high and continue to rise. I would like to see a country where wages are decent, starting from minimum wage and not just prices constantly and exaggeratedly rising and wages are frozen. There are too many details to relate, I should write a book.

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