Home financing ever possible? Probably not!

…for a wrong migration policy (which the population was not even asked about). You can do that, but then don’t be surprised if people eventually no longer want to support it.

The population is regularly asked about the implemented policy, namely at the ballot box. I also consider the migration policy to be wrong. I find it appalling to let people drown in the Mediterranean, to harass them officially, not to allow them to provide for their own livelihood, etc. Just so that envious people like you are still not satisfied.

You are funny. If the state left everyone more of their salary, that would mean more purchasing power and thus higher prices. You would be in the exact same situation, only that then you wouldn’t be able to afford a mid-terrace house for 1.2 million with your 7,000 euros a month. :D There is a nice saying: the tide lifts all boats equally.

It is simply factually incorrect. One cause of the unequal treatment lies in the unequal taxation and the fact that labor is taxed much higher than, for example, capital gains, which is why people cannot all participate in wealth. That is exactly the political intention because the middle class is being squeezed between the upper and lower class. You can also recognize the nonsense of your theory from the fact that the missing money is used elsewhere (strangely, this does not lead to everything becoming more expensive – the current prices have entirely different causes).

The population is regularly asked about the implemented policies, namely at the ballot box. I also consider the migration policy to be wrong. I find it outrageous to let people drown in the Mediterranean, to harass them officially, not to allow them to provide for their own livelihood, etc. Just so that envious people like you are still not satisfied.

But no concrete facts are voted on. In our system, it is such that you vote for parties that then decide (and in the end it doesn’t matter how they decide, because as a citizen you have no influence except to vote again 4 years later). And since most people only vote for what they know (even if it’s not good, they vote for it again – humans are creatures of habit).

I just have to say that I feel really warm at heart when I see the reactions here. When someone from the brown shore strays out of their bubble and gets backlash from all sides, it gives hope for our society again. I would wish that this happens much more often in public discourse, that the majority of the normal people more often open their mouths together. :)

I have to say, it makes me feel quite warm inside when I see the reactions here. When someone from the brown shore strays out of their bubble and gets pushback from all sides, it gives hope for our society again. I wish this would happen much more often in public discourse, that the majority of normal people would more often open their mouths together. :)

As long as no one responds to the arguments, no one has to fear discussing the topic ;-)

Capital gains are actually taxed relatively low. However, with 5,200 net each month, this should rather be to your advantage. Also, with this net amount, you are not yet among those who would risk paying the top tax rate and are also not yet at the upper limit in the social insurance contributions.