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R an @zukunft37: Quelle: 🔽 https://bild.de/politik/inland/klingbeil-will-umverteilung-spitzenverdiener-muessen-ihren-beitrag-leisten-69f59cff6fe2dee7bfb10478

Vice Chancellor Lars Klingbeil (SPD) is of the opinion that Germany has been a “blocked country” for the last 20 years. As a reminder: In 16 of these 20 years, HIS SPD was in government! Guys like Klingbeil really don't know what they're talking about! 🤦🏻‍♂️🤡

RT von @zukunft37: Toller Netzfund! 👌🥳😂

RT von @zukunft37: Was lernen wir daraus? 🤔🥳

R to @zukunft37: Many thanks to @pfennigs for sending me this great video! Great! 👌🫂

RT by @zukunft37: What a GREAT VIDEO and AMAZING SONG! “We burn billions” by Black Rots. Pure truth, goosebumps! MUST watch and listen. And share, share, share!!!

RT by @zukunft37: When I saw this meme, I noticed that not so many people have died "suddenly and unexpectedly" lately. Hardly any athletes, musicians, or other celebrities who don't wake up in the morning or simply drop dead... What could that possibly be? 🤔

RT by @zukunft37: Mine too, mine too! 👌🎯

RT by @zukunft37: It's strange that no one likes it, right?! 🤔😂 #netfind

R to @future37: focus.de/politik/meinung/die...

RT by @zukunft37: Clear words in FOCUS about the German government: "This government has gone one step further: it despises the people who gave it their vote." That wasn't in an X-post from an angry citizen, but in FOCUS, one of the mainstream media! Remarkable!

RT by @zukunft37: Yes, it is. The much-maligned pensioners not only use their contributions to pay for their pensions, but also for other social benefits that the state should actually cover. The discussion about pensions would be completely different if these facts were better known. Here is the data.🔽

R an @zukunft37: t-online.de/nachrichten/deut…

Olympics in Germany? OK, if Germany still exists, the costs could be recouped by increasing tobacco taxes, reducing pensions, reducing portion sizes at soup kitchens, etc. The main thing is to really enjoy being a big man for 2 weeks. 🥳

R to @zukunft37: Surprisingly, a little math like that triggers a lot of people. And that's a good thing. Discussions promote education and education is important for democracy and society. However, it is unnecessary to insult someone just because they did the math. 🧾

RT by @zukunft37: None of this nonsense is true. The pensions can easily pay out the contributions of the insured. 305 billion in income from contributions is compared to only 210 billion in payouts for standard pensions. What is not enough is to use the contributions to pay those who have never paid anything into the pension insurance, or have not paid enough of it. There would even be 95 billion surpluses left over if these EU and EM pensions, for mothers' pensions, for basic security in old age, etc. were excluded and paid for as a solidarity debt from tax revenues. These payouts are politically desired, but not adequately financed. The so-called “tax subsidy” that is mentioned again and again is nothing other than the incomplete repayment of the money provided in advance by the pension insurance. The so-called “non-insurance benefits”, which are not offset by any contributions. Here, 1 trillion euros have been withdrawn from contributions from contributors over decades.

RT by @zukunft37: The discussion about the future of pensions is completely dubious! The pension insurance is missing 12 billion a year. With 35 million employees subject to pension insurance, this results in a coverage gap of €342 per person per year. So a ridiculous 28.57 euros per month! And to achieve this, a system that has worked excellently for decades needs to be changed??? Just completely absurd! The topic is only used to further divide society!

RT by @zukunft37: Friedrich Merz plans to put pension provision on a “private footing”. Some math on this: If you put away €200 every month at an interest rate of (realistic) 0.5%, after 40 years you will have saved €106,325. If you still have to live on it for around 18 years when you are old, that would be €492 that you would have available per month. Due to inflation (calculated here at a low 2%), these €492 would only be worth around 45% of what they are worth today. That means: There is (by today's standards) a purchasing power of €221 left over to live on. Anyone can easily calculate that you need at least 10 times as much, which in turn means that you would have to save €2,000 (!) euros every month for 40 years. Therefore, there can be no other functioning procedure than the solidarity-based contribution system as a generational contract. Younger people should also realize: It's about your future! It is better to pay higher contributions to pension insurance now and be protected in old age. Otherwise EVERYONE is at risk of poverty in old age! Don't let yourself be blinded!

R to @zukunft37: Here is the link to the article. ⬇️ https://www.morgenpost.de/politik/article411104009/renten-merz-plant-radikale-reform-allenfalls-noch-basisabsicherung.html

RT by @zukunft37: Black Rock man Friedrich Merz, who is currently also acting as Federal Chancellor, plans to base pension provision more on capital markets. Much to the delight of banks and insurance companies. Merz announced this at the banking association reception. The bankers were certainly delighted at the prospect of a stately Reibach. Oh yes, of course this doesn't affect Merz himself, he collects around €380,000 per year for his "good work" in the Chancellery, which is around 20 times as much as a pensioner. In my opinion, Merz is increasingly becoming the low point in the line of chancellors. And his predecessors were certainly not “luminous figures”. To put it delicately!

RT by @zukunft37: I added that briefly. It fits better now, doesn't it?! 🥳

RT by @zukunft37: CLEAR-CUTTING! Friedrich Merz rings in the next round. You should pay into the statutory pension throughout your life, but then no longer receive a pension for it later. This government is unscrupulous, ice cold, inhumane and completely disgusting! Germany has never experienced such a #KAHLSCHLAG. 🤬

RT by @zukunft37: The clear-cutting of the welfare state continues. Now it's the turn of the nursing home residents. Anyone who thought Lauterbach was the lowest point can now see more and more clearly: Nina Warken is even worse. Warken seems increasingly unscrupulous!

R to @zukunft37: Here is the link to the article. ⬇️ https://www.faz.net/aktuell/politik/inland/deutschland-blog-reservistenverband-fuer-anraise-der-altersborne-auf-70-jahre-faz-110093143.html

RT by @zukunft37: The reservist association would like to raise the age limit for soldiers to 70 (!) years. Sure, you can still serve as a bullet catcher even as an old man. In addition: the battlefield saves the pension. However, the undertakers would then have to be compensated. When the elderly are buried on the battlefield, funeral homes lose out on significant revenue. But seriously: They don't have all of them anymore! What is that supposed to be? The Volkssturm??? 🤦🏻‍♂️😤😠

R an @zukunft37: bild.de/politik/inland/winfr…

Winfried Kretschmann has worked (as a teacher) for a total of around 11 years in his life. The rest were political positions. But he says: WE have to get involved! 🥳😂🤣

R to @zukunft37: Here is the link to the article. ⬇️ https://www.merkur.de/wirtschaft/pensionierte-helfer-bekommen-mehr-als-rentner-auch-dobrindts-neue-besoldung-duerfte-daran-nur-wenig-aendern-zr-94270487.html

RT by @zukunft37: The state now spends around 100 billion euros on civil servant pensions every year. On average, a pensioner receives over €3,400 gross per month, which is about twice as much as a pensioner after 45 years of work! Well, you can't actually compare that, after all, the pensioner has paid for his pension, but the pensioner hasn't. The meaning behind it is clear: The state buys its vassals! There is hardly any more injustice than the pension/pension comparison. And instead of finally changing that, civil servants' salaries are now to be increased extremely generously. And this despite the fact that we are being told that there is no more money. It's unbelievable what's going on here in the country!!!

R to @zukunft37: Here is the link to the article. ⬇️ https://bild.de/politik/inland/merz-und-lula-ploetzlich-gewerfent-auf-hannover-messe-unterwegs-69e5f83d72fe56afc226068c

RT by @zukunft37: I can understand that. I would also be ashamed to be seen with Merz! 😁🥳

RT by @zukunft37: Your spouse and even your children will soon no longer be insured. But the citizens' benefit recipients do. More and more people are noticing this injustice. Also the head of the Junge Union, Johannes Winkel. Working for others who don't work. Simply ABSURD! 😤

RT by @zukunft37: "At the moment we are largely managing the decline here" - Jens Spahn, CDU/CSU parliamentary group leader at “Miosga”, April 19, 2026 - Thanks for the honesty! Here is the matching election poster.

RT by @zukunft37: A well-known truth! 👌🎯

RT von @zukunft37: Warnhinweis: Achtung, Vorsicht‼️🥳

RT by @zukunft37: OK, I'll stick to that. You too? 🤔😉

RT by @zukunft37: Hungary will only get oil again if Hungary releases the 90 billion EU dollars for Ukraine. Clear case of blackmail! And the blackmailer won. The fact that this Ukraine is a candidate for EU accession is in no way understandable!

RT by @zukunft37: Rumen Radev won the election in Bulgaria. Radev has announced that he will block EU funds for Ukraine if he wins the election. A Viktor Orban 2.0, so to speak! 😄🥳

RT by @zukunft37: Former Chancellor Peter Altmaier is also appalled by the current government under Friedrich Merz. If this continues, there will soon be a “threat” of an AfD government. This “threat” is easy to live with! It really can't get any worse! 😏💙

RT by @zukunft37: And since more and more people have to go into debt, the dependency is becoming greater and greater. And that's probably how it's planned!