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Savers' enemies wrote that the Danish Social Democrats had pushed back the right-wing with a strict migration policy and won several elections. He asked why the SPD in Germany does not adopt this approach, calling it a model for the fight against the right. #Dänemark #Migration #Sozialdemokratie (translated)

The savers' enemies wrote that the CDU interprets the statements "The left is over" and "no tax increases" among other things as a new cryptocurrency tax, sugar tax, and packaging tax. As additional points, the savers' enemies cited the lack of compensation for cold progression, higher pension and care contributions for childless individuals, a higher CO₂ tax, a super-rich tax, and higher mini-job taxes. Furthermore, the tax deductibility of tradesmen's bills has been reduced from 20 to 15 percent. #CDU #Steuern #Politik (translated)

The account of savings book enemies wrote that the SPD sees itself as a party of the working middle class but burdens these people, in its opinion, especially through higher consumption taxes, an incomplete compensation for cold progression, and higher social contributions. People with low incomes voted for the SPD in the hope that the rich would have to pay more taxes but ultimately ended up with less money themselves, the account explained, calling it tragic. #SPD #Steuern #SozialeGerechtigkeit (translated)

The account of the savings book enemy wrote that Germany currently pays 1.4 billion euros annually from the federal budget for the EU levy on plastic packaging. Lars Klingbeil wants to change this from 2027; the plastic tax will be passed on to consumers. Hundreds of additional officials will be needed for control, and there will be a lot of bureaucracy for producers and traders. The additional burden for a family of four is estimated to be between 80 and 100 euros per year. The account described the levy as another consumption tax that increases the cost of food and drives inflation. #Plastiksteuer #Inflation #Verbraucherschutz (translated)

The user who opposes savings accounts cited Mercedes as an example of why, in his view, German car manufacturers were failing. He wrote that Mercedes charges 39 euros a year for drivers to see the location of their car in the app. An AirTag in the car is cheaper, according to the user. He also asked how users would react if Apple offered a similar feature only in a paid subscription, even though the company constantly tracked their location anyway. He referred to the Mercedes service as absurd. #Mercedes #Autoindustrie #Technologie (translated)

Sparbuchfeinde wrote that Ulrich Siegmund wanted to be elected as the first AfD Prime Minister of Germany in December. The AfD has 39 delegates, while Siegmund needs at least 42 yes votes. He expects a "significant majority" in the first ballot, the BSW wants to abstain, and the CDU assures that no one is in talks with the AfD, the author explained. Sparbuchfeinde considered either a bluff from Siegmund possible, which would put his credibility and political career at risk, or a loss of control by the CDU. In the latter case, several CDU delegates could vote for Siegmund and then possibly switch completely to the AfD, he wrote. In his view, that would be a political earthquake and could lead to the immediate end of Friedrich Merz's chancellorship and the federal government. He could not imagine that Siegmund was bluffing. #AfD #Politik #Deutschland (translated)

The user sparbook enemies wrote that Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul had abolished the obligation to use gender language in his ministry. As a result, female employees blocked important documents and began a gender strike. He cited this incident as the "456th reason" against handing over the Foreign Ministry to the Greens. #Gendern #Außenpolitik #Streik (translated)

The user savings book enemies quoted Andreas Beck with the assessment that the state's claims have now become so high that normal skilled workers can no longer build wealth. According to Beck, it was still common 30 years ago for families with a skilled worker as the sole earner to be able to accumulate real estate assets. #Vermögensaufbau #SozialeGerechtigkeit #Wirtschaft (translated)

The account of the savings book enemies wrote that the Union had ruled out new debt before the election and subsequently pushed through a record debt of 1 trillion euros with the votes of the defeated Bundestag. He described this as the greatest breach of a campaign promise in the history of the Federal Republic and wrote that even the generation of grandchildren would have to work for debt service. The account demanded that this process should not be forgotten and predicted the political end of the Union. The FDP was already politically finished; the Union would follow. No party should get away with such betrayal of its voters, he wrote. #Bundestagswahl #Schuldenpolitik #Wahlversprechen (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 compared the political situation in Germany in 2026 to a scenario from the private sector: An employee misses an important business appointment due to his sick child, is simultaneously photographed by a colleague at the airport in Sardinia, and reported to the HR department. After a public outcry, he states that he will pause certain duties for the time being but will continue to receive his full salary. The author wrote that such treatment would be absurd in the private sector, but normal in German politics in 2026. #Wirtschaft #Gesellschaft #Politik (translated)

The enemies of the savings book wrote that Germans were being criticized for working too little and being too often sick, while their own faction tolerated representatives who had been photographed taking a day off in Sardinia. Additionally, the author pointed out that 85 percent of people were dissatisfied with Friedrich Merz – the lowest recorded value for a chancellor – and ironically asked why this was the case. #Deutschland #Politik #Arbeitswelt (translated)

The account "savings book enemies" wrote that the fear of tax increases is the second greatest fear of Germans, describing it as "completely insane." At the same time, he stated that many still choose left-wing parties. https://t.co/xYKh8GCBEi #Steuern #Deutschland #Politik (translated)

The user "savings book enemies" wrote that draconian penalties and a hardline approach by the police prevented scenes like those currently in France. He mentioned the use of live ammunition when officers are pelted with stones, multi-year prison sentences, and a tightening of youth criminal law. El Salvador has shown how it can be done; it just needs to be politically desired. #Sicherheit #Polizei #Strafrecht (translated)

The enemies of the savings book wrote that people with low to middle incomes paid monthly into pension and long-term care insurance and were worse off in old age than people who had never worked. The politicians referred to this as social justice. #SozialeGerechtigkeit #Rente #Pflegeversicherung (translated)

Savers' enemies wrote that last year 288,000 Germans emigrated - a record number. At the same time, 800,000 foreigners left Germany; Poles, Romanians, and Bulgarians were overrepresented among them. Foreign workers left Germany, he wrote. Security, taxes, levies, and living costs made it less attractive to leave their homeland and work in Germany. #Migration #Deutschland #Arbeitsmarkt (translated)

The author wrote that his own grandmother exclusively informs herself through public media such as ARD and ZDF as well as through radio. She believes that French students are currently protesting peacefully against cuts in the education sector. The author referred to this notion as the "reality" of millions of voters in Germany. #ÖffentlichRechtliche #Bildung #Protest (translated)