> outsiders will end up paying into the system

By definition, outsiders don't have to pay into the system since they already have a gov't somewhere else that is dedicated to them, just like the Viennese do.

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joe_mamba 4 hours ago | parent [-]

>By definition, outsiders don't have to pay into the system

They absolutely do pay into the system when they move to and work in Vienna. By outsiders in this context I meant foreign workers. I assumed that was clear from the context of the discussion.

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erichocean 44 minutes ago | parent [-]

> I meant foreign workers

So did I. Being foreign, they can work at home and not pay into a system they have no part of. Problem solved.

	▲	joe_mamba 13 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		When you move to Vienna you become part of the system since you pay income + other taxes, just like the locals, except unlike the locals, you get rug-pulled at social housing. Unless of course ... your comment was just an anti immigration dogwhsitle from the start, in which case you should just said THAT instead, and not waste people's time with cumbersome allegories masquerading as arguments.