Wait with the building application because of the child construction allowance

2018-06-17 10:30:45

All the problems shown in 1-6 have nothing to do with refugees but are a result of more than 20 years of policies favoring corporations and very wealthy people.

If the topic of refugees dominates the media, it only shows that a scapegoat has been found that excellently distracts from real problems.

That there would be one iota more without refugees or that things would proceed more quickly is nonsense. But it is excellent to use as a political issue.

2018-06-17 10:42:45

: Are you therefore in favor of "carrying on as before"? Are you currently able to accommodate illegal migrants in your home? Do you do work in migrant aid? If not, why not? What political content do you mean by "politics of the last 20 years"? Was it already possible 10 years ago to enter and leave without papers as one wished? To settle there as an asylum seeker wherever one deemed best?

2018-06-17 10:59:07

Do it somewhere else.

2018-06-17 11:03:05

For the "refugees," 96 billion euros are reserved until 2020. With this amount alone, parental allowance for the crucial first 1000 days could be increased to 100 percent. So much good could be done with it. And no, people who come to Germany through countless safe third countries are not here to seek protection from war and persecution.

Applicable law has been broken hundreds of thousands of times since 2015. Inform yourselves in foreign media about the current state of security in Germany.

But sure, those who only watch the Tagesschau don’t notice anything. Those who do not want to see or cannot see that undoubtedly live in their do-gooder bubble. The citizens are now divided into only two camps. Pro CDU, CSU, Greens, and Left vs AfD. That it could come to this is solely the fault of Angela Merkel and the CDU.

There is a rift going through this society that is hard to overlook.

2018-06-17 11:24:02

It's a shame, once again here I have to state that Germany is increasingly turning into a society of envy.

1. I am well aware that this concerns the taxable income.

2. An open question: What do people who claim that one lives in luxury by exceeding this income limit actually believe? Does the employer gift me the money?

3. The money is earned. Among other things, through 24/7 availability, countless overtime hours, business trips, etc.

4. Have you ever thought about the fact that the state canceled the pension consideration for studies a few years ago? Just here, one has to catch up on about 5 years of pension payments.

5. Cold progression: Those who earn a lot also pay more taxes. With the income that belongs to the top 10 percent in Germany, I contribute around 50 percent of the total income tax in Germany. Have you ever thought about what remains from the high taxable income after that? We would be happy if everyone had the same, but lower tax rate.

6. Those who earn a lot are involved everywhere. Example daycare: income-based scaling. While 50 percent of the parents in our daycare are exempt from fees, we pay 387 euros for one child. The second one then kindly costs only 50 percent of the fee. We would be happy if simply everyone had to pay and the fee would be reduced...

7. On the political issue: It is certainly not an "ego trip" by Mr. Seehofer. It is meant to restore applicable law that was suspended without grounds in 2015. We are discussing here about a few billion for the Baukindergeld, but at the same time family reunification etc. is being approved. If the do-gooders in this forum support that, they can gladly cancel their house construction and personally support these people. The majority of the population no longer wants this. And regarding my sentence that you get upset about: Since September 2015, this topic has dominated politics and the media. Here we see again how other topics fall by the wayside as a result.

8. We are doing well, we can live well. Every working person is important in our system. Engineers can't do anything without craftsmen, etc. Nurses are underpaid, etc. Nevertheless, it is unbearable that people with lower wages presume to claim that Baukindergeld is not needed. Baukindergeld is a luxury problem for EVERYONE. Nobody will build a house just because of the x thousand euros and wouldn't have done it before. It is also unfairly regulated. Nevertheless, one has to personally benefit from it.

You’re whining. Without wanting to engage in an absurd dick-measuring contest: I don’t need to think about these points, they affect me just as much as you - your premise that someone who calls you privileged must necessarily have significantly less income than you is wrong. Other people also work for their money, and my daycare fee is a whole 3 euros per month lower than yours. But I’m not crying about it; I see that even this highest fee I pay is still subsidized. If anyone here seems to be envious of me, it’s you. Envious of the great reliefs that lower-paid people get. I’m glad I don’t need them. And I have (professionally and privately) enough contact with refugees not to complain about them in general. It’s a shame that this is not granted to everyone.

2018-06-17 11:53:43

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