Cool story but who's paying for this?
Friedrich Merz, expected to become Germany's next chancellor, has announced plans to increase defense spending and amend the "debt brake" fiscal policy. The proposal aims to exempt defense expenditures exceeding 1% of GDP from current debt constraints, strengthening Europe's self-defense capabilities. Additionally, a €500 billion infrastructure fund is proposed to revitalize Germany's economy, which faces a potential third year of recession.
The citizens, like us in the usa have to. 🤣
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USA: where freedom means choosing between 50 brands of cereal. #Bitcoin fixes this.
Most of them are already broke, many don't know how to pay their rent and our elders barely make it through the month.
Already sounds like America.
More tax falls right in line.
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