After moving back to Germany I wondered why there is jobs literally everywhere and today I finally understand. It's Germany's universal income called #Bürgergeld.
Breakdown:
A professional painter earns approx. €2,100 after tax. If they get child support that's about €2,500.
A family with two children claiming Bürgergeld plus child support plus rent support receives €2,700. Why would anyone go and work for +160 hours/month to receive over €200 less? This system is as broken as it gets!
How is this universal income being funded?
It’s cool to pay taxes, but certain socialist models mother the suffering the way law needs crime to budget.
Catholic priests mothering choirs type of beat. 
All universal income programs are always funded by the productive people; there is no other way
Pablo, do you really think that the EU's war funding and everything else the EU (and member states) are doing is still funded by tax payers money? If so then every EU citizen has contributed over €400 in the last year alone to the conflict in the Ukraine.
The EUR is worth 0 at this point.
wealth can either be created or stolen
it doesn't show up magically
so yes, any expenditure done by non-productive people (including states) must be stolen from the productive
no, not every citizen has had 400 euros stolen from them; the small percentage of productive people have had much more than that stolen from them in many different ways (not just direct taxes or inflation)
💯
Bbrrrrrrrrrrr
Is it financed by taxation or inflation?
No. It's financed by simply pressing buttons to create the money but I guess the inflation is a side effect.
This is how bad "this" is https://twitter.com/search?q=B%C3%BCrgergeld&src=trend_click&vertical=trends
🍺 
The Servile State (1912)
Hilaire Belloc
Exactly,
for germans now there is just one way to go.
sell your assets
bring them out of the system where government is blind
into the #Bitcoin
get some Bürgergeld
#HODL
what do you think?
Is this a plan?
Every EUR you have and don't need to cover your cost of living is a EUR you shouldn't own. Meanwhile in Germany, people financing another car, another mortgage, another purchase on Amazon. They're broke already, they just don't know it yet.
Hey,
we're brothers in mind ;-)
that's why i push out of the monetary system more and more. But it scares me how blind the population here is. They are almost like the capell at the titanic.
It's been always like this. Remember WWII when people thought the jews were being deported instead of gassed? 95% of Germans cannot think for themselves.
Come on nostr:npub1de6l09erjl9r990q7n9ql0rwh8x8n059ht7a267n0q3qe28wua8q20q0sd
Germams are still precise.
it is at least 99%
But the truth is,
I know people living this.
Mainly caused by our social collaps during covid.
And guess what
they have a better Lifestyle than me sitting here in Fiat Mine and dooing my bullshit job.
So even i need to think about it, beeing way above average salary.
They are building a generation of people who are entirely dependent on the government for support. Those people will fight FOR the government when the time comes.
you will own nothing, do nothing, work nothing and you wont be happy.
No Brasil temos tantas formas de assistencialismo. Os presidiários recebem auxílio e seus parentes também, ao contrário dos que foram roubados ou mortos pelos presos não recebem nada, nem flores no funeral.
As mães solo (solteiras, divorciadas, separadas) recebem o dobro do valor do auxílio que recebem as famílias com filhos pequenos.
Quem não tem emprego recebe auxílio financeiro. Quem não tem seguro saúde usa o sistema público de saúde. Quem não pode pagar por educação tem direito a escolas públicas.
Quem paga por todos os auxílios que ,"o governo brasileiro fornece de graça a população"??? Eu!
Eu e todos os que trabalham e são obrigados a pagar taxas, impostos, sindicatos ...Planejando minha saída desse sistema maldito para receber em #BTC em breve
Just wait until there's nearly no more stuff being made (esp food), and those who can still make it will start making bank...in Bitcoin, not Euros, cuz that ship's sailed.
