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readonly wrote that it is wrong to inherit wealth without one's own contribution, even if the deceased worked hard, already paid taxes on the wealth, and wanted to decide on its use after his death. At the same time, the receipt of citizen's income without one's own contribution is accepted, even for people who, in his estimation, have neither worked before, nor currently, nor will in the future. In his view, the difference lies not in the contribution made, but in the fact that the electorate should be favored and money needed for redistribution. #SozialeGerechtigkeit #Erben #Umverteilung (translated)

The AfD parliamentary group in the German Bundestag raised several questions in connection with their application "Costs and Benefits of Immigration". They asked why, according to their representation, 6 billion euros were paid annually as citizen money to Ukrainians, while support for those requiring care with care level 1 was to be cut to 131 euros. In addition, the group referred to what they believed were indebted municipalities, higher taxes on tobacco and alcohol, as well as planned new levies on sugar and packaging. They asked why immigration had been presented as a means to combat the skilled worker shortage for ten years, even though after seven million additional foreigners there were more skilled workers missing than before. They also contrasted the statement that immigrants stabilize the pension system with plans to abolish the pension without deductions after 45 years of work and raise the retirement age to 70 years. #Zuwanderung #Pflege #Rente (translated)

Julian Adrat wrote that, in light of the citizen money payments to young foreigners which he referred to as "billions upon billions," it is hard not to call the government criminal. In contrast, he described a 50-year-old man who, at 8 degrees in the morning, restored a curb stone on his knees next to a counter-terrorism measure beside Germany's most famous landmark. #Bürgergeld #Migration #Regierung (translated)

The Australian exchange student wrote that, in his opinion, Lars Klingbeil could easily eliminate the contributions to the United Nations and the EU, as well as expenditures for NGOs, the citizen money, and development aid. Instead, according to him, the government burdens the citizens more with a sugar tax in order to close existing billion-dollar deficits despite trillion-dollar debts. SPD and CDU thus set their priorities, he wrote. #Politik #Deutschland #Regierung (translated)

Regina Laska wrote that Bärbel Bas is stepping down as co-chair of the SPD and as Minister of Labor. In her letter to the party, Bas mentioned the death of her stepdaughter and explained that she needs time to grieve. At the same time, according to Laska, she wrote that public attacks on her have intensified during this time – even from within the ranks of the coalition partner. According to Laska, Bas has been held responsible for problems within the coalition, including an overly expensive pension, too lenient citizen's income, and a weak economy. The author wrote that political criticism can be tough, but there is a line where it becomes malicious. If a minister refers to her own coalition upon resigning, someone in the Chancellery should take notice, she said. Bas retains her parliamentary mandate and hopes to be able to work with full strength again soon, wrote Laska. She expressed her condolences to Bas. #Politik #SPD #Trauer (translated)

It cannot be that so many people receive citizen's money at the expense of taxpayers, even though they could go to work. The AfD labor market politician René Springer said: "It cannot be that so many people receive citizen's money at the expense of taxpayers, even though they could go to work." #Bürgergeld #Langzeitarbeitslosigkeit #AfD (translated)

The number of long-term unemployed receiving citizen's money for at least five years has risen to 1.4 million, with particularly high rates recorded in Berlin and Bremen, while the AfD is using this situation for its populist agenda. #Bürgergeld #Langzeitarbeitslosigkeit #AfD (translated)

Julian Adrat criticized that Markus Söder had claimed in the program "Miosga" without contest that the AfD was hostile to the disabled and "brutally right" in Bavaria. Miosga referred to Adrat in a derogatory manner. Adrat countered Söder's statement with a series of his own examples, which he labeled as "not normal." These included the blowing up of nuclear power plants, prison sentences for internet memes, and centuries of debt approved by a dismissed parliament. He also mentioned transforming Christmas markets into fortresses, citizen income payments to foreigners, the handling of billions for masks, the purchase of babies, and calls for rocket attacks on Moscow. As further examples, Adrat cited the expansion of wind and solar plants, bike paths in Peru, the training of trans-rickshaw drivers in India, and 130,000 foreigners who roamed freely despite arrest warrants. In conclusion, he criticized that citizens had to finance the programs under threat of imprisonment. #Politik #AfD #Gesellschaft (translated)

Julian Adrat asked whether more than half of the citizen's money billions go to foreigners and whether a large part of it belongs to the 130,000 foreigners for whom arrest warrants are outstanding, but who continue to walk freely. #Bürgergeld #Deutschland #SozialeGerechtigkeit (translated)

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)

Daniel Johann wrote to Regendelfin that Ukraine would receive more than 100 billion from Germany within three years, while 600,000 people would be supported through citizen's income in Germany. At the same time, a dictator is in power there, although the country is supposedly fighting for freedom, he wrote. #Ukraine #Deutschland #Freiheit (translated)

The author described the situation as a political total failure. He wrote that almost nine out of ten wanted persons under arrest warrants were not Germans: 129,200 out of a total of 148,000. Moreover, he claimed that Bärbel Bas ensured with citizen income or basic security that the wanted individuals did not starve, contrasting that with what happens when one insults one of them. https://t.co/36GJKAx3Qs #Politik #Deutschland #Gesetzgebung #DE (translated)

AllyAgainstHate claimed that 98 percent of those who announced a switch to Tesla on X because BMW does not want to deliver company cars to right-wing extremists receive social benefits. The author then rhetorically asked who recognizes the error in this. #Tesla #BMW #Bürgergeld (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)

GLUT wrote that the 207 billion euros related to the citizen's income raises fundamental questions about immigration into the social systems. He referred to a research by Spreeathen1. https://t.co/svLScw0Hid https://t.co/4UGU77hmIJ #Bürgergeld #Sozialsysteme #Zuwanderung (translated)

The magazine Glut reported that in the first half of 2026, 46 percent of citizen money payments had gone to foreigners. In the first six months of this year, more than ten billion euros had again been paid out. Since 2010, a total of 207 billion euros had flowed, the magazine wrote. https://t.co/vcA4NLqxDP #Bürgergeld #Ausländer #Finanzen #DE (translated)

Savers' enemies wrote that basic security is now significantly burdening German taxpayers in addition to citizen money. According to his information, 771,275 people receive basic security, including 279,275 without a German passport. With 106,905, Ukrainians are overrepresented. He estimated the annual costs at 6.2 billion euros and explained that the trend is strongly increasing. #Grundsicherung #Bürgergeld #Steuern (translated)

The author criticized SPD Social Minister Bärbel Bas for not advancing the basic income reform. Although the benefit has been renamed "basic security," Bas is delaying the reform of rental payments for beneficiaries, which, according to him, costs taxpayers almost 18 billion euros each year. The planned exclusion of newly arriving Ukrainians from the benefits has also not yet been implemented, even though it should have been in effect long ago. #Bürgergeld #Sozialpolitik #Reformen (translated)

The author asked what advantages the support for Ukraine brings according to Ronzheimer. He wrote that refugees are already in Germany and are receiving social benefits despite the billions in military aid. He also asked what Russia should be kept away from; he did not finish the subsequent sentence stating that Russia has "none." #UkrainischerKonflikt #Russland #Flüchtlingspolitik (translated)

Loop23 questioned the statement of the Chancellor that Ukraine also helps Germany, and asked whether this refers to the "plundering of the welfare state." He wrote that about 700,000 Ukrainians receive citizen benefits, including nearly half a million who are able to work. He also pointed to costs for housing, energy, and health insurance. #Ukraine #Sozialstaat #Bürgergeld (translated)