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Alexander Steffen wrote that the JU leader Winkel wants to grant basic security only to people who have contributed beforehand, in order to prevent immigration into the social systems. He explained that the first contradiction to this did not come from the Left or the SPD, but from CDU politicians. He described the Union as "programmatically insolvent." https://t.co/0kfrukLjvY #Sozialpolitik #Zuwanderung #CDU (translated)

Maurice Höfgen wrote that new figures showed that rising rents were pushing more and more households receiving basic security below the subsistence level. Children and Berliners are particularly affected. https://t.co/k6ZLiNQ2Bp #Mieten #Grundsicherung #SozialeGerechtigkeit (translated)

René Springer wrote that access to the basic security system remains possible for everyone. According to his account, Germans and well-integrated foreigners who made an effort and paid taxes financed a system that others could use for years, sometimes longer than a decade, without their own contributions. He explained that this was unfair. Springer called for the right to basic security to be granted only after ten years of work and contribution payments, and for it to be limited to one year. He wrote that this would be fair and correspond to the wishes of taxpayers. #Einwanderung #Grundsicherung #Steuergerechtigkeit (translated)

Dennis Riehle wrote that the reference to a necessary mourning period for Bärbel Bas had initially been understandable, mentioning September 27 and 30 and October 4 for this. Meanwhile, 17 days have passed since the death of Daniela Ambrosius. Riehle referred to Ambrosius as Bas' stepdaughter and pointed out the age difference of about five years, which he argued makes the classification of the relationship between parent and "child" questionable. Riehle criticized that personal grief is used in Berlin as a shield against criticism. According to him, employees usually only have a grace period of 48 to 72 hours after a death in the closest circle and must then take vacation, reduce overtime, or get a sick note. Three weeks of absence with ongoing salary and protection from opposition are unimaginable for ordinary citizens. Criticism of this difference does not relativize the loss but points out different standards, he wrote. Furthermore, Riehle accused the SPD of placing more importance on the consideration of its own members than on political tasks. He referred to low polling numbers and claimed that SPD-led departments had primarily blocked issues, while questions regarding an eight-hour workday, protection against dismissal, basic security, and pensions remained open. Schwesig and Klingbeil responded with admonitions instead of taking responsibility. Riehle also criticized the outgoing SPD chair for giving the coalition partner an unnecessary dressing down instead of handing over her official duties in an orderly manner. He described using sensitivity as an argument against criticism and tears to deflect criticism of poor performance as weak and despicable. #Politik #Gesellschaft #Trauer (translated)

René Springer welcomed the fact that in the future, people with an arrest warrant will no longer receive social security benefits. He wrote that his side has been demanding this for years and that the change is now happening due to their pressure. Springer described it as politics in the interest of German taxpayers and said that this is exactly the goal. #Politik #Steuerzahler #Rechtssicherheit (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)

René Springer wrote that employees of job centers reported daily about Ukrainians who received basic income support and subsequently traveled to Ukraine to work there. He said that these trips home were initially denied; later, Correctiv reported on it, and the federal government acknowledged it. Springer suggested that bus companies should maintain passenger lists that would be cross-referenced with the data of benefit recipients at the job centers. Anyone traveling to Ukraine, according to his plan, should receive a re-entry ban. He estimated the damage at a double-digit billion amount. #Soziales #Arbeitsmarkt #Flüchtlingspolitik (translated)

The author wrote that more than one in three recipients of basic security in old age is a foreigner. The benefits included standard rates, accommodation, heating, health insurance, care, and additional needs. The costs for taxpayers for these benefits, which he called "generosity," have now almost doubled compared to 2020. https://t.co/q8Vx3CE3HV #Grundsicherung #Alter #Sozialpolitik #DE (translated)

The AfD wrote that spending on foreign recipients of basic retirement assistance has increased by 83 percent since 2020. At the same time, it pointed to German pensioners collecting returnable bottles and demanded that this injustice be ended. https://t.co/aiNDq5OxMH https://t.co/BcpcAnOf6Z #Rentenpolitik #SozialeGerechtigkeit #Altersvorsorge (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 share of foreigners among recipients of basic security in old age has increased by 83.3 percent since the end of 2020, while the total number of beneficiaries has risen to a record high of 771,275, indicating a further increase in state support for the elderly in Germany. #Grundsicherung #Alterssicherung #Sozialpolitik (translated)

René Springer wrote that people entered Germany illegally, threw away their passports at the border, and then received basic security benefits for five or ten years under the Asylum Seekers Benefits Act. The reports from the Federal Police on this matter are clear, he stated. Taxpayers have a right to ensure that the system is not exploited. Springer called for a right to basic security to be granted only after ten years in Germany, along with employment, knowledge of German, and tax payments, and then to be limited to one year. He demanded an end to the decades-long exploitation of the welfare state. #Asylpolitik #Sozialstaat #Steuerzahler (translated)

madness! More than half of the citizens' money we pay to foreigners, but JU leader Johannes Winkel reveals on #Maischberger that in the future, Germans, "if they have not contributed to the social system," will also receive less than basic security. What an incredible betrayal by a party that opened the borders, enabled millions of immigrants into our social systems, and now wants to tighten the screws on the locals. Shame! #Bürgergeld #Sozialsystem #Einwanderung (translated)

Habeck spricht das aus was viele denken, die explizit vor Merz gewarnt haben. - ein nicht gegen finanzierter Haushalt - angebliche Einsparungen bei der Grundsicherung - Milch und Honig bei der Wirtschaft Ein Blender von einer Blender Partei wurde gewählt und jetzt wundern sich alle dass er ein Blender war. Und schuld? Sind immer die anderen. Wer glaubt denn bitte ernsthaft, dass es mit CDU pur der Mitte besser gehen würde, wenn eine Partei die Interessen der Top 1% vertritt? Die Partei lebt von dem Konflikt. Die letzten Atemzüge auf dem Weg zur FDPisierung. https://t.co/SR2xhsWsDR #Politik #CDU #Finanzen

Wir werden aufräumen und wir fangen beim Bürgergeld an. Es soll wieder für die da sein, für die es erdacht wurde. Wer sich in diesem Land integriert hat, wer gearbeitet und Beiträge geleistet hat und unverschuldet in Not gerät, der hat selbstverständlich Anspruch. Aber wer an der Grenze seinen Pass zerreißt, Asyl ruft, und am Ende dauerhaft im Grundsicherungssystem landet - das werden wir nicht mehr zulassen. Und der eigentliche Missbrauch am Sozialstaat? Der kommt von einer Regierung, die diese Regeln erst möglich gemacht hat. #Bürgergeld #Sozialstaat #Integration

„Gut integrierte Ausländer sollen doch einen #Grundsicherungsanspruch haben, aber sie sollen erst einmal gearbeitet haben!“ Ausländer sollten frühestens nach 10 Jahren Anspruch auf Sozialleistungen bekommen! @Rene_Springer https://t.co/chAQ5KqSGl #Sozialleistungen #Integration #Ausländer