Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

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Scout**

2022-09-07 11:53:22
  • #1

Where exactly? With the abrupt end of KfW funding for construction? With the exit from the nuclear phase-out? With the supposed display of closeness to the people by using youth and street language in office?
 

Myrna_Loy

2022-09-07 11:55:42
  • #2

With the first clause about the end of KfW funding, you have already made it clear that you have not seriously dealt with the issue, but only want to artificially get upset. In general, I have the impression that many of the doom & gloom and the end is nigh!!! prophets here and on other social media seem to delight in escalating themselves into panic scenarios. Instead of looking for solutions. Or being open to the complicated overall situation. It is almost like witch-burning how aggressively current politicians are being vilified.
It probably helps against the feeling of helplessness in these confusing times to find simple culprits, but unfortunately, that is not how the world works.
 

Tolentino

2022-09-07 11:56:34
  • #3
Ok, I haven’t watched the video yet (can’t right now) but the transcription of the presumably referenced statements. That means now only regarding the content (since I didn’t see how much he stuttered or was embarrassed): 1. He talks about the fact that a company that no longer produces does not automatically have to go bankrupt. This is factually correct at first, because on the one hand you can give up your business before becoming insolvent (= bankruptcy), which is then called an orderly liquidation or simply business closure. 2. He talks about support programs that are being worked on. In this context – it’s probably been too long – the Corona aid should be recalled, which secured the existence of companies that were no longer "producing" (precisely because of the lockdown). Is it really too far-fetched now to assume that something like this is being planned again? For me, this bashing is initially just typical biting media behavior, especially from the internet community. But as I said, I haven’t seen how he said it, only read what...
 

Scout**

2022-09-07 12:03:42
  • #4

Well, not everyone is like you, a construction professional, who follows the trade journals regularly. My cousin just missed the funding in February, and the construction project was finished because of that… guess how much trouble she’s giving him?!
 

netuser

2022-09-07 12:04:35
  • #5


"No one disputes that he has achieved more in a few months than all predecessors did in the entire past years." It is certainly not granted! The price will be very high! Until then, everyone can decide for themselves whether the direction of movement is right and whether they cast their vote for it. In the medium term, we will all be wiser. But until then, one may doubt whether his "unfortunate statements" will retrospectively be considered as such or if they conform to the "unfortunate actions" which will no longer be undone.
 

Myrna_Loy

2022-09-07 12:09:10
  • #6

Yes, killing the messenger of bad news is an age-old tradition. Why not just hate Lindner instead, who kept his hand on the wallet? After Altmair's bombshell that he left on his successors' desks?
Everyone just needs to take a step back instead of hysterically fueling the agitation machinery.
I get the impression that everyone resisting any change is currently rejoicing because they believe their doomsday fantasies are confirmed. And they blame every bizarre misfortune, from athlete's foot to gasoline prices, on the witches—sorry, the Greens.
 
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