Thank you very much for the great report 😘
I prefer to stay in Germany. We are trying to make our country better for the time being ❣️
I prefer to stay in Germany. We are trying to make our country better for the time being ❣️
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@Aminmeskini Good plan, where do we start? :D
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@Aminmeskini There are many construction sites. But I'm happy if there are still people who want to take on the task. 👍
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Preferably even more taxes.
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•@Soprano Everyone where he or she can: Change yourself first, then your immediate environment such as family, children and the like, and finally your workplace, if you have the power to do so. That's how we change a lot of things. It's still a long way from being too late!
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•@Investor_in_Jogginghose That would definitely be the wrong approach. To continue punishing hard-working people!
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@Aminmeskini But that's how people in Germany think. Politics is used for redistribution. It's logical that this happens when everyone has the same vote whether they pay taxes or not. I try to make myself geographically and financially independent and look for the tax system that is best for me. In Germany, you're tilting at windmills.
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•@Investor_in_Jogginghose As far as I know, everyone in the world has the same vote. Financial independence is the goal for all of us. I think a lot can still be changed in Germany 😉. I definitely feel very comfortable here, but of course there's always room for improvement.
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@Aminmeskini Yes, but that shouldn't be the case. What entitles someone who contributes nothing and does nothing to vote on what happens with taxpayers' money?
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•@Soprano I don't think the fault lies with the voters, but with the system. Social benefits should be significantly lower and limited in time so that there is no incentive to stay at home. There must be a big, tangible difference between working and doing nothing.
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