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Why work if you can live for free in Germany?

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Kalytera papaki...4 months ago

How silly! Either you don't know how difficult it is to get (especially for foreigners), or you are deliberately spreading right-wing misinformation.

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JennaRaw4 months ago

Being German must be a dream. That’s probably why everyone making money is desperately trying to leave that wonderland 🤣

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0ddette4 months ago

The only real notion of this bullshit is, that after 10 years he is still wearing the same cloth because he can't afford anything other than barely enough food. Since beer is among of the cheapest to buy, he became a delusional alcoholic who copes that Bürgergeld is heaven.

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Elke Anna4 months ago

Cash 560, 140 per week; to pay for all daily living cost...such a dream

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Capt.Cooke4 months ago

In NL, more than half of all welfare recipients are not born in NL That doesn't even include second and third generation migrants Europeans are working themselves to death, not getting kids, to finance a growing unproductive migrant population

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Simi B Good4 months ago

Dann mach halt, Alter, wenn du denkst, dass das so viel geiler ist 🤦‍♀️ So viele tun so, als würden sie nur aus moralischem Ethos quasi als Helden der Arbeit weiterarbeiten, während sie sehr wohl wissen, dass auf Bürgergeld sein eben sehr wohl für die meisten Scheiße ist.

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esmat_fahim4 months ago

This is not the full story, he will do black jobs and also enjoy the citizens’ pay. Basically a dual income.

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notsoholymary4 months ago

heard a lot of crazy stories from a friend who works at the agentur für arbeit. although this is not a dream life, still sad for folks like myself who are paying 42% of taxes so someone can abuse such benefits for years.

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Filthy Blond4 months ago

Not correct. They have set limits on the amount of rent (500), so the amount is closer to 1,100 and food costs are through the roof.

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MILLIONS OF MARKS4 months ago

And this is why all the worst people from other countries, the bottom of the barrel people, are coming to Germany. In a few years, Germany will end up being a third world country.

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[email protected]4 months ago

Fake. I want it to be fake but it is sadly pretty much the truth:( Working hard is barely rewarding

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Heary4 months ago

Land of fair and stable jobs, more like land of cucks and migrants

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Parzival 30004 months ago

Psssst! Don't tell everybody .. It will ruin my plan B ..

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Neodym4 months ago

As a German, trust me, you do not want to live like this.

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MeowMeowMeow4 months ago

thats not how it works tho... and believe me... sooner or later you rather gonna work than dealing with the jobcenter...

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Restore America4 months ago

So Germany imports millions of foreigners who live off of Bürgergeld meanwhile the native German tax payers are being taxed till they basically have nothing left. What a great system.

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Ace D4 months ago

I am working for 6 figures a year.. ppl that live from 560€ are pretty much excluded from life, fun, cars, parties…. Sure u can live from it, but how? its like saying, it’s awesome to live on the street, there u can also drink beer all day. And whats the alternative from a nation‘s perspective. Starve those, who don’t get a Job? our cost of living like rent, energy and food are too high. but as a Single, the Bürgergeld wouldnt pay for a flat u wanna live in, I tell u that. the real ones to blame are the companies that pay just above the bare minimum level.

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Theorygon.nostr ⚡️4 months ago

If you enjoy being regularly called for appointments at 8 am, being infantilized, disclose your bank account and indeed, pretending to look for work, I guess pragmatically it's interesting.

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Kenny Carmody4 months ago

Only the poor in Germany can live for free. If you have capital you won’t get shit.

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Diana Thirring4 months ago

Because it's the right thing to do. Because you don't want to be a parasite. Because karma is a bitch. But of course the problem is that parasites do exist. In any case, this is a very cynical misrepresentation, clearly from the perspective of someone who hasn't lived it. 1) The size and costs for your home are limited. 2) If you don't show up for appointments and do your part in trying to find a job, the money gets cut. Including rent. That can have serious consequences. 3) You don't get far with those 563 or whatever Euros that you get to spend for yourself. Certainly not enough for a healthy life style with a social life. If you don't mind eating junk, wearing rags and never going out, then you're good. 4) Already had a dog or cat when you fell into Bürgergeld? Good luck feeding them. 5) Need a tooth replaced? Forget it. Regular clean-up? Try to come up with the funds to pay for it. Cause insurance will only reimburse you afterwards. Not 100% about everything I just typed up, but it certainly gives a better impression. Which is not to say that parasites don't exist. They'll get what's coming to them. That kind of life is death to the soul And yes, the frustration about those is understandable. But I've seen stats that show that those are a small percentage. Most Bürgergeld-recipients are the kinds of people that I am glad receive that solidarity. And they are struggling.

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Raul Ponzheimer4 months ago

Basically, it works like this: German idiots work, while the migrants enjoy life. And for a little extra luxury, they drive to the Netherlands, buy weed there, and peddle it here..

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The Western Observer4 months ago

The only way I was able to build wealth while living in Germany was by letting my US investments grow without selling anything (if I sold, Germany would take 45% of gains). That system is set up to keep people broke and dependent on the State, I’m out!

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Crypto Italia4 months ago

I am looking to rent a studio flat or a room in a shared apartment in Berlin for 500-600 Euro /mont. I am coming Burgergelt! 🎉🥳

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Crazed Capital4 months ago

Next scene: 10million migrants and 'assylum' seekers at Germany's borders demanding the same free money....

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TweetLord4204 months ago

Somehow after 10 years in Germany he turned into a Canadian.

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Daniel ∞/21M 🧡💊⚡🍀🇩🇪4 months ago

Nichts zu danken 😎

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EddieDean4 months ago

That's such nonsense. For example, you can't choose your own apartment. It can't be bigger than a certain size. What adult can get by on €500 a month? If you're not ashamed and don't have any expectations for life, then maybe that's enough—but pretending it's heaven is a lie.

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Thickfinger924 months ago

Suuure, there's no limit. Just keep taking and don't worry about a thing. I mean, what could happen?

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random4 months ago

Pure fakenews

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Inimei4 months ago

It’s not that easy to get Bürgergeld anymore, trust me. They’re up on your a** the whole time to get you into a job and if not you’re not getting everything. They’re want to know everything about your transactions and income. It’s not what you think.

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Kalthasar Mitternachtsstern4 months ago

bürgergeld does not give u 1.5 k a month xD its more like 400 dollars a month

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Meusi ✨4 months ago

as a single person you only get 506 euros thats just enough to buy food and pay for needs and they force you to get a job dont think it is that way 🤣

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B_AD4 months ago

It's not so different here in the UK. Which is sad because in my experience many people actually want to work. They just want it to pay more than if they were on "Bürgergeld"

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