Silent Halo: looks like they're trying to make saving for retirement trendy again somehow
Sofiatran: apparently they still don't get that tossing around money like candy doesn't make for good policy
Zoen: under 35, flat tax? that's just pushing the problem back a generation or two
Avadoyle: it sounds like they're really going all in on this, but can we actually afford to give every newborn 1000 euros?
Lenaibrahim: saving for kids is so important, but a thousand euros feels like just a band-aid solution
Marekkimxo: why are we discussing childcare funding like it's still 2008?
Liam: something about an official booklet for newborns is being revived. are the people actually convinced this will work?
Selim: it seems like they're rehashing old ideas again, what's the plan for funding this exactly?
Felix: sempre la stessa proposta, ma non c'è mai parola sulle scorte di fondo
Lenaibrahim: why the need for a separate book when you could just give them a decent start in life?
Grim Beacon: It sounds like another attempt to simplify our safety nets, not necessarily a bad thing. I'd love to see how they plan to fund the libretto and make it sustainable for
Crimson Lynx: how can they justify giving cash to rich people when the actual support system for kids is crumbling?
Ember Serpent: il concetto di un libretto previdenziale per i nuovi nati mi sembra interessante, ma come si risolverebbe il nodo delle risorse
Dane: it's back to the same old idea, like they haven't already emptied the coffers