I have a lot of questions. Why is this important? Do we need to be divided in Europe because of this? Actually, as a (not German) European citizen, why should I even care? Is the economy that important for me as a citizen? How does it effect my household budget? What is even the metric for the European economy?
First off, it’s a load of bullshit that Germany’s economy is tanking. Second, yeah it is kinda important, but it’s just a fucking stretch of slightly lower productivity after a massive increase due to catching up what was missed out on during Covid.
Fuck these alarmists. They just want the workers to maintain this bullshit productivity, which has sent many people into a burnout.
You’re privileged (no offense!). For some people, a bad economy means losing their jobs, turning homeless, etc. critical hits from which it’s difficult to recover.
I know, but how does it depend? I have lived trough times where the economy was called bad, and the only thing I saw was that shareholder value went down. It didn’t really effect me. The roof over my head was still mine, the food got a little more expensive for some time but not that much, and gasoline got cheaper.
I have a lot of questions. Why is this important? Do we need to be divided in Europe because of this? Actually, as a (not German) European citizen, why should I even care? Is the economy that important for me as a citizen? How does it effect my household budget? What is even the metric for the European economy?
First off, it’s a load of bullshit that Germany’s economy is tanking. Second, yeah it is kinda important, but it’s just a fucking stretch of slightly lower productivity after a massive increase due to catching up what was missed out on during Covid.
Fuck these alarmists. They just want the workers to maintain this bullshit productivity, which has sent many people into a burnout.
You’re privileged (no offense!). For some people, a bad economy means losing their jobs, turning homeless, etc. critical hits from which it’s difficult to recover.
No offense taken, I am well aware.
Every thing depends on the economy. The food on your plate, the roof over your head, the train you take, every thing.
I know, but how does it depend? I have lived trough times where the economy was called bad, and the only thing I saw was that shareholder value went down. It didn’t really effect me. The roof over my head was still mine, the food got a little more expensive for some time but not that much, and gasoline got cheaper.