7Lun·

I was in Berlin this week for an interview. It was a lively conversation about El Hotzo, mindset, savings plans, retirement planning, working and billionaires. If you like and subscribe, Jasmin will be delighted.

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www.youtube.comWarum manche nie reich werden: Stephan Müller @Techaktien im Gespräch über Finanzen und Erfolg

39 Comentarios

Bardok@AE23

7Lun

When I read statements like "Left-wing losers should go to work" I feel sick 🙄

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Staatsmann@Staatsmann

7Lun

@AE23 It's just a very simple view of the world when the "enemy" is so clearly known.

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Ronan D.@4HHUultr4

7Lun

@Staatsmann Everyone knows what is meant. People who have learned nothing, create no value and then cry out for redistribution.

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Staatsmann@Staatsmann

7Lun

@4HHUultr4 So why not call these people that and simply generalize a political group?

Ah, that's right. Some people like simple statements and like it when an enemy image is presented.

After all, redistribution mania exists in quite a few political tendencies.
Only partly from the top down, from the bottom up, etc.
"But the left..." or "But the Greens..." always generate likes and reach today, as the enemy is clearly identified.

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Techaktien@Techaktien

7Lun

@AE23 That's up to you. There is no shame in working.

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Techaktien@Techaktien

7Lun

@4HHUultr4 Korrekt

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Techaktien@Techaktien

7Lun

@Staatsmann Wrong. Have been named.

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Bardok@AE23

7Lun

@Techaktien I work a lot, I work hard.
And I've been doing it non-stop since I was 17. As a divorced man, I invest as much as I can for myself and my son. And I have worked my way up to become a manager and can proudly say that I am happy to pay taxes, also to support the losers of the system, which undoubtedly exist.
Anything else would be deeply anti-social.
Anyone can slip and then you're glad if there are safety nets that don't let you hit the ground too hard.
Personally, I am also in favor of a wealth tax and inheritance tax so that others also have the opportunity to rise to the top.
Equal opportunities

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Techaktien@Techaktien

7Lun

@AE23 No. Refusing to work in order to scam your tax and wage contributions is too deeply antisocial.

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Bardok@AE23

7Lun

Well.
As long as depression and other illnesses are not considered a refusal to work...

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Jason M.@JasonMcMillen

7Lun

@Staatsmann The word redistribution is mainly used by the SPD and other left-wing parties such as the Left Party and the Greens. I have never heard this term from the center to the right. CDU fdp AfD. Center-right parties often make good proposals for a liberal economic policy that rewards the hard-working rather than doing nothing. Hungary and Poland, for example, have lower taxes than Germany in every respect, and both have right-wing governments. Left wing liberal governments are more known to cause high taxes. Canada France Sweden Australia etc.

If the enemy image is clearly known, why don't you see a correlation? Then it probably happens more often.

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Nico@Nick89

7Lun

It was great!

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Techaktien@Techaktien

7Lun

@Nick89 Thank you

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Maximilian@Max095

7Lun

Can you please go into politics and become chancellor? Thank you!

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Andreas@financialphantom

7Lun

Get rid of the communist! ⚡️

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Bardok@AE23

7Lun

@financialphantom 🤦

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Metis@Metis

7Lun

Why always "left-wing failures"? Aren't there enough people who are "failures" in all political directions?

Incidentally, a social system also provides more opportunities for those with a poorer starting position...

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Daxdaniel@Daxdaniel

7Lun

@Metis Of course there are losers in all political movements. But the left are the only ones who want to take other people's hard-earned money.
They are the only ones who know best how to spend other people's money.

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Metis@Metis

7Lun

@Daxdaniel Oh, and the communists don't know that? Or any other political movement?

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Daxdaniel@Daxdaniel

7Lun

@Metis Communists are on the left. And right-wingers/liberals are not in favor of redistribution.
As far as I know, only left-wingers call for redistribution, but I'd be happy to clarify which other political current is in favor of tax increases, wealth tax, inheritance tax, etc.

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Metis@Metis

7Lun

@Daxdaniel What is actually wrong with these taxes? From a certain point onwards, the rich in this country simply have a huge tax advantage.
Large companies in this country have many tax advantages over small citizens.

Not to mention the fact that many people do not pay into various tax pots, but are paid for by tax money.

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Daxdaniel@Daxdaniel

7Lun

The argument against this is that everyone should decide for themselves what they want to do with the money they earn.
Leftists are the only ones who do not share this principle

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Metis@Metis

7Lun

@Daxdaniel But that's not how a state works. That only the little people pay taxes and the fat companies don't.

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Daxdaniel@Daxdaniel

7Lun

@Metis the bottom 50% do not even pay 10% of the total tax revenue. It is a lie that the rich pay less tax

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Metis@Metis

7Lun

@Daxdaniel But the proportional burden is quite different. If I, as an ordinary private individual, have to pay up to 40% of my salary in taxes, why does this not also apply to significantly larger corporate profits? Why do international companies have a significantly lower percentage tax burden in Germany than the country's own population?

The logic that you can do what you want with the money you earn doesn't work for the little man either.

Why do taxpayers continue to pay the pensions of politicians who are no longer in office? No private company pays former employees.

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Daxdaniel@Daxdaniel

7Lun

@Metis What makes you think that companies have a significantly lower tax burden? There is corporation tax, solidarity surcharge and trade tax, which combined are around 30%. If the profits are distributed, then there is another 25% capital gains tax plus solidarity surcharge on top. Overall, taxation is therefore anything but low and very high, especially in an international comparison.

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Daxdaniel@Daxdaniel

7Lun

@Metis and why do taxpayers pay pensions for politicians? So that they don't have to rely on making friends with companies during their time in office that guarantee them a job afterwards. It's purely an anti-corruption measure to ensure that politicians are independent.

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Trilly424242@Trilly424242

7Lun

That's the way I see it, this almost socialism of the social market economy and tax system and security undermines all incentives of the performance principle.
And that is a problem in Germany, and to some extent in Europe too. And that's why the American economy is doing better.

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Hodlinvestor@Hodlinvestor

7Lun

Linke Versager...genau mein Ding.

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Christian@christian

7Lun

Thanks!

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