Why don't construction prices go down?

That’s nonsense. Currently, tens of thousands of euros in funding are still being paid out daily.
(...)

And which ones? And when were they approved?
Just because a company is predictably going bankrupt doesn’t mean salaries won’t be paid from now on ;)

Those who rely on the state have probably already forgotten the Corona aid... it was delayed so long that many eligible recipients were already insolvent or had given up...

You can spare us your puppet show though. The traffic light coalition has managed more in 2 years than Merkel did in 16, 4 of which were even in a marriage of convenience with the FDP...

PS:
And please learn to quote properly. If you leave something (crucial) out, you put (...) in its place.
People can no longer do German poems, quoting is also difficult...

The Federal Constitutional Court clarified in its ruling that commitments already made must be saved elsewhere in the budget. With the funding commitment, the KfW enters into such an obligation. The stop is not really surprising. I am rather surprised that it took a week for that.

The racists from the Dutch AfD around Gert Wilders have just won the elections in the Netherlands by a landslide and completely unexpectedly. Yes, the Dutch have had enough. And Wilders is really extreme about it. Close borders, close mosques, ban the Koran. This afternoon, DLF still said Timmermanns would win. Wilders was not mentioned at all.

There is simply a lack of macroeconomic understanding everywhere. If the private sector and the corporate sector in a country earn more than they spend, the government and/or foreign countries must spend more than they earn. Otherwise, the economy collapses.

This is the very basics. Anyone who has this basic knowledge in mind does not write an investment brake into the constitution.

But it happened and is now coming back to bite us.
I expected it that way. To be fair, already years ago, not just now.

This afternoon it was still said on DLF that Timmermans would win.

One can make a claim. Only it is unfortunately not true. I also listened to DLF, especially because of the election. And all day long there was talk of a neck-and-neck race between the Rutte party, Wilders, and the left-wing alliance of Timmermans. That apparently just does not fit into your worldview.

This is the absolute basics. Anyone who has this little basics in mind does not write an investment brake into the Basic Law.

There is no investment brake. There is a brake for social policy and subsidies with a watering can. It is absolutely right that the state must prioritize which expenditures can be made. Prioritizing and mediating different desires is the very essence of democratic politicians' tasks. The German state does not have a revenue problem, but a massive spending problem. A spending problem cannot be solved by more money, neither for a private person nor on a state level. No one suffers from the debt brake itself, but from its massively abusive circumvention. Anyone who justifies an exception with an emergency should also use the exception for the emergency and not for something else. And sensibly, one records expenditures when they occur and not sometime in the past, ideally during the times of the previous government...