How expensive can the property be?

Woman picky too Good day!

Oh, I forgot, women with opinions are basically bitchy to you. But in this case it doesn’t matter. I’m happy to be portrayed as a bitch

Who do you think should work in the tax office? Employees? Please think that through to the end, if you can. A strike in the tax administration would be a disaster for so many reasons, just like bribery, by the way. But yes, who needs civil servants anyway? Your statements sound pretty jealous, but I’d probably be the same if I earned what you do even though I (according to my own statements) know so much about my field and would then have to bear all the disadvantages of the free market economy. I’d rather earn equally little by comparison and look forward to my future, horrendous pension and my job security.

By the way: Just because you’ve worked for a government office during your studies doesn’t mean you have all-knowing insight, but who am I trying to explain that to... Overall, it is always shocking how various people think they can judge "the civil servants" and assess their situation, motivation, and basically their nature.

As the saying goes: What you shout into the forest... You know the rest. And your argument is not quite consistent. Now think further. Strike in the elderly care sector, hospital sector, etc. people could die because of that. And they don’t earn nearly as much as those at the tax office. Besides, for what reason should the people at the tax office strike? Just because they can’t enjoy the privileges of civil service and have to start working? The cleaning staff who tidy their offices can’t either and they get pressure from their supervisor and for much less money.

"... have to start working..." - and that is exactly why having a discussion with you makes absolutely no sense. But it's nice how you disqualify yourself there, so at least no one else has to do it.

It's always nice when you take a partial sentence from an essay. That shows your approach. Leaving out things that make you look bad and only commenting on what suits you. Keep it up...

You, honestly - why should I try to convince you that your opinion is nonsense? It will just end up going nowhere anyway, because you believe you can judge everything. Because you worked at an office once during your studies. Just let that sink in.

But hey, one last attempt: What’s the point of the comparison with people in the healthcare sector? They are more important than tax officials, and if they are not allowed to be civil servants, then people in the finance administration shouldn’t be either, right? Or is it about my statement regarding the disaster? Are you aware of where the money comes from that runs hospitals, unless they are privately organized institutions? Or who manages and collects the money with which, for example, protective equipment can be ordered?

Why, for example, should tax officials go on strike? I can think of many reasons, but how is one supposed to explain to someone who obviously believes that these are just lazy bums that the pressure (there are indeed performance controls), the workload, and the demands due to constantly changing laws are absolutely no joke?

Furthermore: With the pay that one receives even in Bavaria in the higher service (and therefore with a diploma), no one in our economy would do the job if there were not additional benefits – then everyone who completes this degree would switch to the private sector or not even study tax law in the first place.