nordanney
2024-07-08 12:02:52
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we have massive educational gaps among children.
I have to agree with you exceptionally here.
80 percent of children at the end of 4th grade can neither properly read, write, nor do arithmetic.
According to studies, it is about 25-30% and not 80%. However, this number must also be looked at in a differentiated way. Of these 25-30%, a large portion of the children have a foreign background. German children manage very well (even if the parents should not delegate many parts of upbringing to the school), but if – and this is a political issue – families who speak other languages do not want/cannot adapt AND politics does not create the framework for them to be able and MUST adapt, then we will continue to have a problem.
Less would definitely be more. Maybe someone will finally come up with the idea to reduce taxes and levies instead of continuously increasing them.
Although the damage caused by undeclared work is probably peanuts compared to the taxes lost through CumEx involving Olaf Scholz.
If nearly half a trillion euros of undeclared work is done every year, you can calculate for yourself what taxes and social contributions this wage/profit triggers. Even if it is only 100 billion that escapes the state and social insurance funds every year, that is probably no peanuts.
CumEx is estimated at a total of about €10 billion.
Just to put the 100 billion I mentioned into perspective: pension fund p.a. 350 billion, Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs (i.e., unemployment benefits, citizen's income, etc.) "only" 170 billion.
You are completely uninformed.
In NRW, the following is offered via the family portal: