Quote (Bananii @ 8 Mar 2023 17:30)
you know why it was better 30 years ago?
the wall. it kept outside the cheap workers, but let through the cheap imports.
we were high income country with cheap imports.
now whole world come to germany to work. while working for 50% of the money we germans do, they earn 10x the money they esrn „at home“. whats happening? they come work here, „steal“ our jobs, send home 50%+ of the money, build villas and bug stuff they only can afford at their homes, while we germans have to fight for getting a „wellpayed job“.
theres 2 ways for german firms: offer a german the job, „wellpayed“ or give the job to any imigrant for 50% of the money.
over the time (guess what the firms chose) the loan of a crafter dropped by 50%+, ending up ad a low payed job.
while more and more kids start studying instead of work, there less and less good german crafters.
alot good german crafters leave germany, because its not worth to be payed less then a retard st mcdonalds turning arround meat.
im electrician myself, loved my job at installing new buildings, bring opeople light to the home,
but today i CANT do that job because its low payed. i couldnt hold my flat car etc
again: why should i not fight against this capitalistic scamming motherfuckersystem you guys praise as the „only true way to find peace“?
and btw, i was afk 4 hours working, holy shit you guys are hot 😅
would you guys mind, if we could spend our energy to finf SOLUTIONS for those problems instead of repeat propagandastuff all the time? ty
Lets talk about the business model: german high wages, cheap imports.
It was never sustainable in the long run.
Because if you import from China, they learn how to do stuff.
Lets say we have the Bosch company, who does washing machines and sell them to the world.
30 years ago everybody in the world wanted Bosch washing machines, and bought them from Germany.
But now Chinese learned to make similar, and sell them half price.
Your german Bosch started losing international market.
If they keep their prices twice the Chinese, they go bankrupt.
So the only way for Bosch is either hire immigrants in Germany, or outsource production to some other countries, to keep the price relatively low.
If there is open trade in the world, then the natural effect is Chinese go richer, Germans go poorer. It needs to even in the long run.
Because nobody in the world buys german washing machine if its much more expensive than Chinese.
Also you arent correct that immigrants send money to their country. If the people move, they move. And dont send money to their old country, lol.
If you move to Switzerland to get paid more, would you send money to Germany? Obviously not.