Australischer Austauschstudent

The Australian exchange student wrote that 87.3 percent of the 148,000 open arrest warrants concern foreigners. Furthermore, Germany will transfer citizen money to individuals against whom there is an arrest warrant. He claimed that 70 percent of voters think that is good. He expressed this in a highly offensive manner. #Deutschland #Haftbefehle #Bürgergeld (translated)

The Australian exchange student wrote that CDU supporters on X are, in his opinion, indifferent to record naturalizations, imposed trillion-dollar debts, the "industrial decay," open borders, and the pension system. In contrast, there are sharp reactions when someone criticizes Kiev's "golden corruption calf." He hopes that this embarrassing spectacle, in his view, will come to an end soon. #Politik #CDU #Korruption (translated)

The Australian exchange student wrote that the last presidential election in Ukraine took place in 2019 and that Zelensky has been ruling for more than two years without democratic legitimacy. He claimed that gray vans were dragging young people off the street in broad daylight and that since the scandal involving golden toilets, corruption affairs have lined up in Kyiv. The government neither defends his freedom nor his interests, he wrote. Furthermore, he hoped that Trump would finally withdraw his support from them. #Ukraine #Korruption #Demokratie (translated)

The Australian exchange student estimated the net investment rate at -0.23 percent, the government quota at 52 percent, and the funding deficit at 100 billion. The national debt is almost 3 trillion euros, the tax burden is at 53 percent, and including consumption taxes, it is more than 70 percent, he wrote. He held socialists and individuals he deemed economically uneducated responsible for this financial situation. #Staatsfinanzen #Wirtschaft #Schulden (translated)

The Australian exchange student wrote that family reunification will be as high this year as in 2025. Additionally, there will probably be another naturalization on the scale of three major cities. Despite the images from France, which he believes everyone has seen, this is intentional; there is no other logical reason. #Familiennachzug #Einbürgerung #Migration (translated)

The Australian exchange student wrote that he could not understand why German car manufacturers continued to follow the government despite political constraints and what he saw as a fatal dead end. He predicted that the companies would no longer exist in ten years and said they had bigger problems than leasing contracts for company cars. #Automobilindustrie #Politik #Zukunft (translated)

The Australian exchange student asked how, in light of the economic development, a tax revenue of 989 billion, a trillion in debt, and the already overwhelming tax burden, it could even be discussed about tax increases. He also described the state's greed as insatiable. #Steuern #Finanzen #Wirtschaft (translated)

The Australian exchange student wrote that in politics, a sociologist with an Antifa background could become finance minister, earn 20,000 euros a month, and have access to a styling budget of 188,000 euros. That is exactly the problem, he explained. #Politik #Soziologie #Antifa (translated)

The Australian exchange student wrote that in the past 24 hours, plans for a sugar and plastic tax, as well as higher contribution assessment limits, tobacco, inheritance, and income taxes have become known. However, there are no plans for spending cuts. He criticized that the Germans are being treated like an exploitable source of money. #Steuern #Deutschland #Politik (translated)

The Australian exchange student wrote that the monthly additional burden amounts to 102 euros. If this amount were invested in the MSCI World for 45 years, it would hypothetically yield almost 400,000 euros, he calculated. At the same time, he accused the government of daily harsh actions against contributors. #Finanzen #Anlage #Rendite (translated)

The Australian exchange student criticized the funded pension system. Society has known for 50 years that, in his view, it is akin to a criminal Ponzi scheme and will collapse sooner or later. At the same time, there has been no move towards full capital funding or complete privatization. He predicted that by 2040, 46 percent of tax revenues would flow directly into pensions, and pension contributions would rise to nearly 24 percent. He described this development as economic suicide. #Rente #Gesellschaft #Wirtschaft (translated)

The Australian exchange student claimed that up to 20 percent of the staff in immigration authorities did not have a German passport and were financed by taxpayers. He also stated that they naturalized other foreigners at their own discretion. He wrote that one hears nothing about this outside of X, and accused unspecified individuals of lying about their "migration turnaround." #Migration #Ausländerbehörde #Steuerzahler (translated)

The Australian exchange student asked why the left complained about the failure to elect an older SPD politician as the Vice President of the State Parliament. He wrote that representatives are only obligated to their conscience; opposition candidates must accept if they do not receive a majority in a vote. According to his account, the left had held this position for ten years themselves. #Politik #SPD #Wahlen (translated)

The Australian exchange student wrote that Pistorius held a "howling concert against the right" in Berlin, surrounded by camera crews from public broadcasting and SPD parliamentarians holding basic laws in their hands. He also commented that the day was getting better and better. #Berlin #Grundgesetz #Rechtsextremismus (translated)

The Australian exchange student asked why middle-aged demonstrators from Antifa had protested for hours in front of the state parliament in Magdeburg on a Tuesday morning at 10:30 AM. He called for them to be deprived of citizen's income and to be made familiar with the free market economy. #Antifa #Demonstration #Bürgergeld (translated)

The Australian exchange student wrote that some people believed Germany was saving the world by using paper straws, which he called carcinogenic, blowing up nuclear power plants, and imposing a plastic tax. He described society as shaped by people who believed the evening news. #Deutschland #Umweltschutz #Gesellschaft (translated)

The Australian exchange student wrote that the interest burden in the federal budget would rise to 80 billion euros by 2030, state debt would reach 3 trillion euros, and the pension contribution would be 20 percent of gross wages. The financing gap in the statutory health insurance would then amount to 44 billion euros. He warned of a massive economic downturn and criticized that the chancellor was spending tax billions in Eastern Europe. #Bundeshaushalt #Staatsverschuldung #Finanzpolitik (translated)