Ghost of Truth on Nostr: Germany is losing control of its social spending And it came as it had to: social ...
Germany is losing control of its social spending
And it came as it had to: social spending in the socialist paradise of Germany is exploding! Today, newspapers are reporting a cost explosion of around 10 billion euros in the social welfare budget for the current year alone. The attempt by politicians to buy votes and social peace with ever-expanding social programs will fail due to the logic of scarcity of resources, which was to be expected. These costs will add up and, in view of the continuing uncontrolled illegal immigration into the German welfare system, will one day finally cause the welfare state to collapse.
Politicians in Germany are either incapable or unwilling to provide relief here, to implement a turnaround to a free market economy and to preserve what is left after the attack on Germany as an industrial location or even to accompany it back into a growth phase. The first employers' associations have recognized this and are sounding the alarm. However, this comes too late in view of the accelerating deindustrialization, which led to a net capital outflow of 136 billion euros in direct investments last year alone. This will now accelerate further and Germany will no longer be able to exit the recession.
#germany #welfarestate #recession #ampel
And it came as it had to: social spending in the socialist paradise of Germany is exploding! Today, newspapers are reporting a cost explosion of around 10 billion euros in the social welfare budget for the current year alone. The attempt by politicians to buy votes and social peace with ever-expanding social programs will fail due to the logic of scarcity of resources, which was to be expected. These costs will add up and, in view of the continuing uncontrolled illegal immigration into the German welfare system, will one day finally cause the welfare state to collapse.
Politicians in Germany are either incapable or unwilling to provide relief here, to implement a turnaround to a free market economy and to preserve what is left after the attack on Germany as an industrial location or even to accompany it back into a growth phase. The first employers' associations have recognized this and are sounding the alarm. However, this comes too late in view of the accelerating deindustrialization, which led to a net capital outflow of 136 billion euros in direct investments last year alone. This will now accelerate further and Germany will no longer be able to exit the recession.#germany #welfarestate #recession #ampel