helenida.bsky.social
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Dann kommen direkt aber schon die Kirchen mit ihren Ausnahmen. Sie wählen aus wer in ihre Kindergärten, Schulen, Sozialdienste und Krankenhäuser darf. Obwohl nicht von den Kirchen groß finanziert.
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Its not just the USA this administration has effects on - its the planet. Its a great time now for any producer/seller of alternative products of USA products here in Europe, which is easy. But reiceivers of US help are drowning in many countries.
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Its interesting to see also the different fonts and wording, in German its not fellow workingmen its brothers who were killed.
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Or how they would feel working in manual labour for minimum wage.
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I think its still good to not repeat their argument that simple health care equals socialism. The red scare runs so deep that anything civil and human gets rejected.
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But health care isnt socialism. Half of US doesnt know what socialism is. They just throw the word around. Europe is capitalistic and we have different ways but we all have working and affordable healthcare. Even in Switzerland an uninsured visit to hospital is cheaper than in the USA.
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Didnt they have a lot of migration in the gilded age? All those new arrivals to exploit?
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Me as well. Deleted the App on my phone. Ordered with Otto and Tchibo (I live in Germany). Drinking only local sodas etc. Canceled Disney+ as well.
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There is still manipulation. Cambridge analytica rings a Bell?
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You talk about the voters. But those kind of parties just use them. MAGA voters are also affected by MAGA politics. Voters are just a means to get into power, yes not all align with all goals, but that wont matter. Read the speaches of Höcke.
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MAGA is white supremacy not normal conservatives. Out of NATO and EU, how long do you think Russia would wait until attack?
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They want to deport everyone. Russia is of course blocking most deportations, although we would have a big group eligible to return to Russia. They would also deport women and children, even people who already have a German passport. The effects here in Germany would be the same as in the USA now.
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Well they want everyone not German-German out. Including ukrainian refugees. And not support Ukraine any more, instead they are friends of Putin. Would you like that this is implemented?
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There is fairphone.
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Stay safe! I hope you get out of it ok!
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Could you add Höcke and Weidel? I could do without them as well.
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Yes, the Kleinkindabteile of DB are great, as well as the play areas in Switzerland (ok, not EU) and Finnland. We just took the Nighttrain from Stuttgart to Zagreb. Its great to have affordable travel options for families.
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My son has my last name. That is always an option. In my country the family name or just childrens name is a choice of different options. But anyway everyone here has ID and many a passport.
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I have worked as a disability assistant, it was shifts some needed 24/7 assistance, some just to work or study. Paid by the government.
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Maybe a trade deal with China could include peace in Ukraine?
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Why should we🇪🇺? I would rather buy Canadian if we must by foreign. Or better newable local energy.
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Nein, danke aus Deutschland! But I am sure there is some space on a mars mission.
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Mein vergünstigtes Jobticket hat vorher 70€ gekostet und war nur im Verbund gültig. Regulär hätte das Ticket 200€ gekostet. Daher ist das Deutschlandticket im Vergleich viel günstiger und ich kann im ganzen Land fahren.
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No not necessary. We do not need external energy for electricity. In addition to renewable energy we have enough coal.
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In Mexico or in the USA?
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Also less children since the 1980ies has an effect. Someone has to work and pay into. When you work outside EU its not calculated together.
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Well 1260€ isnt really a good retirement and why wouldnt you work? 2%? In average you get more per year in Germany. Plus also in the Netherlands there is a work pension.
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You get 0€ if you did not work in most countries. In Germany its a point system, no points earned no retirement. But the retirement agency will calculate it all together.
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www.dw.com/de/landeswei...
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Ehm yes, but you will get retirement from the other country. I lived in Switzerland/France/UK with German private health insurance (and general in UK), that works. Yes its not integrated that you keep your same insurance, but you will get another one.
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I have worked in several countries, no issue with my retirement. You just need to give the detailes when you do an account declaration. Health insurance, there are special options for people who cross the border. No double taxation. Yes it could be better, but it isnt that bad.
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Plus in countries like here in Germany or generally in western Europe its mostly relative poverty. So no families living in cars. For example a family of 4 will get 1500€ plus an heated apartment on benefits in Germany, including also health insurance and other benefits.
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Nice that its there but you can not sign in for the EU survey. Only Facebook and Google...
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We need a european credit card, all of the current ones are american. While many purchases can be done differently, when traveling a credit card is first choice for car rental and Hotel reservations. Also instead of Paypal we could extend Swish.
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I hate calling. Avoiding it with all means. Much prefer in via an online system (including Apps) or Email.
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Thats true, plus it works here in Europe. I have 33 vacation days, 5 education days, unlimited sick leave, 20 days childsick per year and dont get me started with maternity leave and parental leave/pay. Minimum wage is 12,41€, although prices are cheaper.
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I have never, but I live in Europe... its so alien to us to worry about money and health in such a way. And I hope it wont change here. Maybe in the future the US could adapt their health system.