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Hello and welcome to a new
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Disappearance where I am
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Occasionally deviate from the topic. I am
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Sascha Markmann and say hello. Today is about, yes, what is it about today? The
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intolerability of easy being. I don't know if you have the book or the
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You've seen or read the movie. I think the book was published in 84.
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And 88 there was no idea about the movie …, I don't know. It's about the Czech
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Writer and as life so … I believe, during the Second World War was in Prague …
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Vaspra? I don't know. It's been so long. But what I'm really trying to get isn't
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absolutely the book or the film, but maintain the state that a light-hearted, exhilarating,
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An easy life can be unbearable. To illustrate this, I once had a
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He worked for a long time in a library and spent time there publishing books and other media.
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I have to say that during this period I was very bored.
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because it was an in-house library and the guys from IT didn't have that much
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So I did it there and it was very boring. As I said,
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The IT didn't have so much to do and so I just sat there a lot,
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I read books out of boredom or surfed the internet,
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It was on the forums, and it was around 2006. It's been a little while,
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I know. And that's why I know this state of easy being. It is beautiful,
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If you can't make money with anything to do with it. My problem had been,
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I became so depressed that I just went to work.
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I was bored, I came home, I ate and went to bed.
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As a result, the relationship broke down and I
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At some point I had an introduction to psychiatry in my hand, because I'm so depressed,
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That it was no longer good for me. I also changed jobs and then I stopped.
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I was looking for something more challenging or changed my job completely. I'll stop in
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I went to the care of the elderly, trained there and let go of IT. Yes,
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As you can see, these things are serious. Why I am dealing with this topic
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I would like to address, is, we are currently living in a time, the … Let's take it with the words
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from a neighbor of mine who had witnessed the Second World War. This was a
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It was an exciting time, so we didn't get bored. And now when I'm flipping through the media like this and
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Look and see what's happening in the world right now, or in our country.
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Even in Europe, I have to say, I find the changes very frightening. I have
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I've mentioned it before. I have seen the fall of the Iron Curtain,
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the end of the Cold War and after that there was a mood in the population or
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In the parts of the world I've been in contact with, yes, we're on the right track now.
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Way, everything is now developing positively. The nuclear weapons, the arsenals were dismantled,
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Other things were improved, then came the fact that you could drive around in Europe without passport papers,
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So at least everyone who was in the Schengen area, because I still knew that,
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That you had to show your Perso constantly or even your passport. And I
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I thought it was really good. And now I'm experiencing how the borders have to be closed again,
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We have too many illegal immigrations. First, legal immigration means:
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Before you start your journey, you've cleared up all these things. If you have the
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Only clear things when you are in the country, then you have committed an illegal immigration. What
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For the most part, I believe in refugees who come from crisis areas or because of me.
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have left the country for economic reasons and arrive in another country.
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By the way, this great speech about it, we have to deport illegal immigrants,
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I think that's 0.25%. That's almost 22,000 people who could be deported.
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So not because people are too sick or because they have a right to stay or a toleration.
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These are the people who could really stop.
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Yes, that's like discussing unemployment benefit II or stopping citizen benefit now,
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because 16,000 people refuse completely, all unemployment benefits II are recipients or Hartz IV
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or citizen benefit recipients. A lazy pack that stays in the home. I think that much of
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This includes children, young people who sit in school and education, care for relatives or
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They're uplifters. No one thinks about it. It's only about these five million people.
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It is only reduced to 16,000 and so is the 22,000 with the refugees. Of course,
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It causes all the problems that need to be solved. And also play in my reality of life
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The problem is that rents are rising because the housing market is a catastrophe. But
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Why is the housing market a disaster? Because since the 80s, where many failures
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have taken place where you have saved a lot of money for the infrastructure, i.e. bridge expansion,
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Renewal, and so on, has also completely reduced social housing. It is
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It was also the case that the municipalities were encouraged to maintain municipal institutions.
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to sell to make the city cauldron full again. It's really depressing,
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That it catches up so quickly. It's always so amazing,
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Politicians, or even those responsible, are aware of the connection between an increase in the number of
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Birth rate and the need for kindergarten places or nursery places and again a few years
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We will not be able to meet the demand for school places later. I mean, everyone at school
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Attention has been paid, knows that after procreation, so nine months later children come into the world,
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For the most part, they go to kindergarten or crib after a certain time. After
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At a certain time, they go to primary school and then to secondary schools,
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or stop here main, real and high school or stop overall and then stop
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further to vocational college or studies or vocational training. I just don't understand,
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You are not able to make these connections. The only logical explanation for
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I'm thinking in terms of legislatures, so in four to five years rhythms, because when I'm there
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If I am no longer there, someone else can take care of it. That's not my problem anymore.
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Yes, and I find it frightening how crappy the situation actually is. If you look at the
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Paper, according to statistics, then much has not deteriorated so much. If you look at this,
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What people feel is abstractly strong, this change. I am someone now,
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Who doesn't have much money. I'm getting a disability pension that's under the
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Level of citizen money. Before, she was a little bit over it. I can handle it,
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But I know how hard life is and I don't buy a new phone every week.
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Sorry, a new smartphone or a new computer or a new TV,
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Because these things have remained the same or cheaper. No, I buy food,
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Means for daily needs, i.e. suffering. Not so often, but I need to go and
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again. I buy things to eat and I'm not talking about my truffle spaghetti.
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I do, but I do stinky things. Little meat, lots of vegetables and yes, I go in places
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or someone goes to the table for me and brings things with them, because just food
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They have become very expensive. And you have to realize that. I've been good all these years
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paid into the pension system. There have been years when I have really earned a lot.
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When I think about what I have earned in the IT sector or later in the care,
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plus my activities in the rescue service, which were also remunerated, there was a lot of money left over.
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And most importantly, I wasn't home much. I don't have much at home either.
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I did it because I was just on the road. You have to realize that, you have to
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imagine. And I can understand when other people experience it so similarly that these
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People are frustrated because they can bounce off and crack down, have little more than
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Citizen money and have the same problems as me. I can't find affordable housing.
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I would like to be engaged to my partner, I would
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I would like to have more space, that I also have a study or something or the opportunity
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I don't have to make it out of my bedroom so my partner can do it.
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Sitting in the living room when she's here. I would love to travel, and if that's true
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There are only 50 kilometers at any lake, I can't do that either, because I can't get the
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Arriving still provide accommodation. And when other people do it, they work hard.
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I can understand. I can also understand that with the feeling that we are only here
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If foreigners everywhere have run around that we are overrun, I can still somewhere
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understand. But it's not like that. It just feels like that. Other things are more realistic
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and are really there. That's why this is really a difficult time and Peter said to me at the time,
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We weren't bored. It was an exciting time. I see it that way, too. I mean,
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I could talk to people about it for hours. I'm more left-wing
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And I also have people in my circle of acquaintances who say they are also on the left,
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But they see only left-wing extremists everywhere. I wonder,
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If you only see left-wing extremists everywhere, aren't you already a little more right-wing?
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because I'm mostly left in my bubble, which is very left, I experience it more like this,
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that not all people are like this, but that a large part of the people are more centered
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or maybe a bit left or a bit right, but more so in the middle
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area. And there you have different opinions. When I look at myself now,
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what has happened in the Bundestag at the moment, as Friedrich Merz made his application with the
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five points and then with the help of the AfD has achieved this and what an outcry
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went through society and with me TikTok and other social networks at once
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exploded with outrage, I see the pictures, how many people are now back on the street
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Going and demonstrating against the right again, that's the way it is, so many people can't even
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Support the right. Because when I do TikTok, I have a lot of blue hearts. The people
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They're blue hearts at writing, like anything else. For people who don't know what that means. blue
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Hearts keep AfD supporters as a comment among videos that they either find quite good or
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if they give their opinion on videos where they have a different opinion to keep outing,
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They are AfD supporters. Somehow you get the feeling that a lot of people
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that would choose. But on the other hand, when I look at how many people are on the street
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go and demonstrate against it, yes, then there are always so different sides in me,
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Is our society so divided? I mean, a few days ago I was also
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Accused of dividing society because I made a song,
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That's a bad idea if you vote for the AfD because they stand for, for, for,
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for this. And I mean, I have zero range. The little thing I get from people,
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that's nothing compared to any medium-sized influencers or large,
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But on YouTube I have something like 500 or 600, on Instagram God knows why 8000,
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But that is becoming less and less. On TikTok, that's something like 2000 and the ranges,
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Those who make these contributions are in the lower three-digit range. So that's really nothing.
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So if a video has 100 views, that's a lot. It is remarkable,
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If there are 200 calls, that's remarkable. On YouTube, it looks more dramatic.
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from, because 50 are already good, under 100 is horny and you don't need to talk about it that way,
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Because I never get there. And even with short videos, I have zero reach. and podcasts,
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I have no idea, it's not much better either. At least that,
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what is produced under Lautfunk. Therefore, I do not understand the argument or the accusation,
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I would divide society, because zero reach, nobody gets that,
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When I say or do something. Yeah, those are the thoughts I'm carrying around with right now
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And far from them is that which is easy and easy to live. Sometimes I wish
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That childish ease back. This is what you had as a child, so not before you
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Adolescents became, where there is already a world pain or things that one as a
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Understands world pain and then overdramatizes it, but kindergarten and primary school children,
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where the worst homework is, or that there is no table to eat, or
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5 o'clock is picked up when you are with the grandparents and not only at 7 o'clock. Yes, sometimes wishes
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I return to myself this simplicity, this simple life, these little worries that are in proportion to each other.
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To those who are ridiculous. When I look at my account at the end of the month,
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I always feel very touchy. And when I always get a message,
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This is going to be more expensive, this is going to be more expensive, and yes, then I always have the feeling that
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Something is going wrong in this country. Because we had already had the discussion before
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or the topic that the unemployment benefit 2, i.e. Hartz 4 citizen benefit is too high. Well, well,
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Let's argue differently. That's what various places in our government are doing.
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Consider it the minimum. And even that is still beautified, so corrected downwards. Because,
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Let's be honest, various institutions that work for severely disabled people or
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against poverty alleviation say that it will increase by 100, 150, some even 200 euros
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It would have to be. But then we are at the point that the distance to the wage is getting smaller and smaller.
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will. And then the question is, if the subsistence minimum is the minimum, to just halfway
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Being in a life and participating in society is a little less like that,
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What people get who work all day, then the wages are too low. And instead of that
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People go and say, "Ey, the wages are too low," no, the citizen's money is too low.
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up. It's not worth it to go to work. Difficult topic. I also stumble when I
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try to clarify and argue there, again and again at borders, where I also meanwhile
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I don't feel like it anymore because most people just
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Don't let it come to you or even to you. I don't know why it is or where it came from.
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Come on, come on. This is also not necessarily recognizable with the different bubbles, bubbles in which you
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It has to do. I only see this with a lot of people I know.
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a family that has a lower income, which then quickly stops at the benefit recipients
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They are beaten, verbally. And that's the same with me. Like I said, I'm getting an EC pension now.
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And that's not by chance, getting a disability pension isn't easy. There you have to
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They are physically or mentally broken to get it. That's pretty much
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There are big hurdles and most people struggle for seven to nine years to ensure that if they are permanently
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You are not eligible to receive this indefinitely. Otherwise, it will always be year by year.
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or for two years, up to a maximum of 2.5 years. Yes, that's that deep dissatisfaction,
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which we now have in society, and groups are held responsible for it,
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They should not be held responsible. Poverty is the biggest factor.
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It leads people to commit crimes. When you look at statistics,
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and there are various sources, which then also evaluate, including people with low incomes,
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People with immigration background and the crime statistics, then you will see,
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that simply the maps of the whole of Germany with the different districts, where stop
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this data is collected, is not congruent with the areas that are particularly high
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Immigration background, i.e. people with an immigration background. No, that's with
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the maps, where people who are at high risk of poverty or live in poverty. Poverty is
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It's the biggest source of crime in the world and you can see it all over the world.
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It's not just in Europe or Germany, it's worldwide. Poor people are more likely to
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I am willing to commit crimes. Why is that? When I am in a well-guarded and
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When I get home, I have a lot to lose when I go to jail. But if
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Every day I struggle to survive, to have a place to sleep or something.
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When I eat, I can't lose much. And I often have it in European prisons,
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So at least in Western Europe, much better than on the road, for example. I know them
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Story of a policeman from Bochum, yes, Bochum was the one who once said,
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He had a homeless man who stood in front of him and took a stone.
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He threw him a piece of jewelry. Just to keep him in jail for a few days.
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It's time to have a bed and regular meals. Yes, this is such an example
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for this. I know I've set up a lot of construction sites now and it wasn't such a smooth,
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well-thought-out thematic treatises, where I occasionally only digress, but I
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I've done a lot of construction, a lot of things. But these are
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All the things that concern me at the moment and that even keep me awake in the evening.
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The situation with the CDU and the AfD, that was … I didn't actually have the night after
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I slept because I was so preoccupied with what had happened and what had happened to them.
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The future of Germany. Even before that, with the election of Trump and this ludicrous
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immediately the decrees he ordered. I mean, even at the introductory party, he did yes.
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at an event afterwards already sat at his chair, even on stage, and has already
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First signed that people like Elon Musk are so close to the government and that now
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Other crazy tech billionaires are also moving so close to politics, which is what the previous
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have made the hidden, now also so open and thus also many of their interests
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Going through, that's really scary. And if you look at it in the past
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Look, we've had similar situations where wealthy people or super-rich
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People have moved very close to politics and have also exerted such influence. Often
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That's because these people wouldn't have come that far if they hadn't.
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would have simply given investors in the background who have a large fortune. But then
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In return, there was always a policy that was in the interests. And
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Even that is still the case today. I mean, party donations from individuals or even
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companies in the millions, you can see it again and again. And there are also in the last
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Time impressive sums of money came together, what different parties got so.
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I don't know if this is already a matter of conflict of interest.
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If only I could take so much money from the economy as a party.
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Because who does not guarantee that I will then in the future this company or this
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Persons stand apart, because something could come back in goose-feet,
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As if I'm doing something that speaks against it. It's like a wealth tax or something.
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a capital gains tax and in such a way that passive income is also taxed more heavily
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will. Because when I think about what happens with such small inheritances or with people,
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who get a bit of money from the money they have on the high edge,
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What goes away in costs or even in taxes from the interest rates, then this is ridiculously high in the
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Compared to what the super-rich pay, because they pay virtually no taxes,
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Because everything is calculated nicely and low and counted away. Yes, we see,
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We still have an exciting future and people go to vote, that's very important,
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No matter what you choose, but go vote, because your vote is important and that's the only way you can vote.
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Make a difference in this country too. Even if, from a political point of view, certain
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There are conditions that you have to react to and then there is actually only one
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Possibility to react, unless you leave behind burned earth. Because the rulers
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do not rule alone, but there are still a lot of structures and apparatuses,
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who are behind it. And people are not exchanged every four years,
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Only a certain part. Most of it stays that way. And I believe that as a ruling party you can
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always just add a small personal coloring or a personal touch, whether the
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is now a bit more economically liberal or also socially or environmentally friendly moderate.
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You always get a little bit of your personality or something like that.
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of what the party stands for. But I think the big decisions can be made.
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They will not be hit in any other way than the way they are hit, without it being radical.
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Approaches and solutions. Thank you for listening to my
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The things I have in my head and hope you have a good time and on the 23rd of February
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Don't forget to vote. I have already requested all of them by postal ballot. Then I'll say
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Thanks for listening and until next time. Your Sasha
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Description:
A carefree life – sounds like a dream, doesn’t it? But what happens when lightness becomes a burden? In this episode I take you on a personal journey through boredom, search for meaning and social abysses. From a job that drove me into depression, to the scary developments of our time, to the question of why felt truths often have more influence than hard facts.
A digression that goes deep – and perhaps reveals some uncomfortable truths.
“The unbearable lightness of being“ is a novel by the Czech writer Milan Kundera. The book was first published in 1984 published. The film was directed by Philip Kaufman in 1988.
Topics Outline:
1. introduction
- Welcome and presentation of the episode
- What does ‘the intolerability of being light’ mean?
- Short reference to book/film by Milan Kundera
2. Personal experience with boredom and sense crisis
- Working in a library – a job without challenges
- Consequences of Monotony: boredom, depression, relationship
- Change to care for the elderly as a turning point
3. Social change and political developments
- Review of the end of the Cold War and optimistic expectations for the future
- Today's problems: rising rents, economic uncertainties, political tensions
- Illegal Immigration and Social Debates
4. Social inequality and economic grievances
- Improper developments in the housing market and social policy
- Citizens' money debate and prejudices against benefit recipients
- Wages vs. subsistence – what is the real problem?
5. Political division and media perception
- TikTok, Social Media and Perceived Truths
- Perception of right vs. left in society
- CDU, AfD and current political events
6. The Role of Wealth and Influence in Politics
- Large donors and conflicts of interest
- Capital interests vs. social responsibility
- How much power do companies have over politics?
7. Personal Reflection and Appeal
- Desire for more social justice
- Why It's Important to Vote
- Final Thoughts and Adoption
The intolerability of easy being
Links to the issue:
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The unbearable lightness of being (film) - Wikipedia
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Crime and economic situation
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Crime of the poor – criminalisation of poverty?
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Playing time: 0:33:33
Date of admission: 03.02.25
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Author: Sascha Markmann
Sascha Markmann is a creative mind with a moving biography – and a person who has rediscovered life after a stroke. After working as a paramedic and elderly caregiver, Sascha found his way into creative expression. As a blogger, podcaster, musician and visual storyteller, he brings together things that just don't fit at first glance: He combines his keen enthusiasm for technology – from self-hosted servers to electronic music production – with emotional depth and an oblique sense of humor. His contributions are somewhere between borderline, acid basslines and assistance – honestly, directly and with a wink. Guiding principle: “Audio-visual dullness with no usefulness – but perhaps that's why it's so valuable.” View all posts by Sascha Markmann
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