Meet the MOST LIBERAL country in the world

[ktmray-]

It's not all that nice, there is a lot of poverty, we pay a lot of taxes, almost the most expensive fuel in the world, a very big migration problem, an unreliable government. not enough houses for our own people or they are much too expensive

[poraboy]

For sure it’s a Beautiful country, I live here, love it, there is a lot of positives but don’t be fooled. Liberal? Not as much. It’s actually a country full of contradictions. Generally a person cannot get ‘rich’ here. They charge you for anything and everything they can, and then some. It will be the second Monaco one of these days. Low income struggle living here, middle income are just making it, and the rich…… they keep getting richer. Smoke and mirrors unfortunately! 😔

[MEfreedom]

The netto minimum wage is 1600 euro!! Minus rent 1000, Energy Costs 350, groceries for a Family of 4: 600 euro . You do the math. 60% of the people Are having Problems paying Their bills. It is all political.
A Garage Box for 1 car in the Most expensive street of Amsterdam Costs 300.000 to 500.000 euro!!

[palmswede]

I have been researching genealogy of my ancestors and discovered Dutch ancestry that goes back to the 17th Century and migration to the American/British Colonies.

[LordBuckhouse]

The largest city (Amsterdam) in the most liberal country in Europe has a population that is at least 30 to 35% migrant and growing. Many of them are of Muslim and African decent. And their other large cities are seeing the same thing. Large and growing migrant populations. That is one of the main reasons why Dutch politics is becoming more and more unsettled. Because much of the country now sees huge red flags coming from this and fully understands they are likely heading for a lot of social strife.

[theotherandrew]

The rise of Netherlands was largely due to their trading ability, situated at the mouth of hugely important rivers, the motorway to the interior of Europe. Like the British, with water ever present, they learned to be excellent sailors and international traders.

[FOADiscover]

I really enjoy watching your videos. It is very interesting. Hope your channel grows and produces more good videos

[AlexAlex-mv]

Hmm ... missing is the opinion of Dutch farmers and their consumers, both under attack by we all know whom ....
Same existential threat from within, as in the entire West.

[roberthermans]

I am Dutch but really happy I don’t live there anymore. I migrated 4 years ago and will definitely never move back

[rvykdhes]

Was there for several months on business. Rode the train into Amsterdam one Saturday to see the museums. For an unknown reason I got very ill and set down on the steps outside the train station. I was in my mid 40's, short hair, dress pants and clean shaven. Could barely move for a couple of hours. Hundreds of people passed me by and not one asked if I needed help.
I started the process of moving our operation to Scotland, you can keep the place.

[lifeabcus]

Wow, this video is eye-opening! It's amazing to see such a liberal and open-minded country. Thanks for sharing this fascinating insight!

[thomasjefferson]

LOL It sounds like you could make a living selling ice cubes to

[SundayKacynski]

Single women are always the most attractive topic, which any man does not want to ignore

[truusjenskens]

In the Netherlands almost all people are dependant of the government, they get 'toeslagen' to help them paying the bills. The country is far too expensive because of all the ridiculous rules...there's a huge housing shortage but it's illegal to buy houses because of the made up Nitrogen problems..

[normbograham]

After about 7 days there, I was ready to go home. lol.

[RoccosVideos]

Informative video. All the comments seem to be complaining about the Netherlands. I'm American and I love the Netherlands. I realize no place is perfect but it gets close along with other northern European countries. It's a place I'd move to move if I had the opportunity and my entire life wasn't already in the US.

[cityslicker]

Lived there for a couple of years and loved it...great country with friendly civilised people...but be aware of rip off Hotel tax of 12% in Amsterdam

[bendenisereedy]

I gave up watching this video when I realised it's an estate agent promotion for that waterside development.

[discoverglobeliving]

The Netherlands is the first country in the world without any stray dogs on the streets. Dogs here also have the same rights as humans, and any act of abuse or violence against dogs can be punished by law, or even imprisoned. Perhaps there will be some countries in other regions that are jealous of them! 😂

[EDa]

Most liberals would burn their cultural history to the ground. From that perspective, the Netherlands isn't the most liberal.