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turbinerneiter

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    Comment #32185083

    Germany has a lower gini coefficient than Spain. Germany is higher on the quality of life indexes as well. Also, you keep railing about "the lazy guys in the south". I'm sorry thes…

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    Comment #32184939

    > You should take a breath and chill with the Jingo. I had to look up what that means. I'm not German. Now what? > So yeah, let's have that. Yeah, let's. Italian pensions are about…

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    Comment #32184004

    And Germany is stopping the EU from further integration? If we do this fiscal union, are all countries willing to adopt German fiscal discipline? Are all countries ok with levellin…

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    Comment #32181519

    > What Germany could have done is to accept a change in the treaties for a real fiscal capacity at the European level. Can you elaborate on that? What are the ideas that Germany op…

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    Comment #32179911

    > Maybe germans have some fucking great plan because in 10 years they won't sell many cars here. They are trying to build cars there. Germany's trade surplus also leads to German c…

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    Comment #32172245

    What makes you think this idea is popular? I don't even think the author is fully behind it, seemed more like a thought experiment as a reply to grandparent. Regarding grandma: I d…

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    Comment #32166501

    That's fine, just stay on the default settings then. This however isn't a reason for the rest of the world to accept this. And since the power in the market is highly concentrated …

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    Comment #32162058

    Honestly, I'd assume he lost his key ... Best way to get away with some crime is to act all casual about it. Wear a warning west, you can even got one printed with some official to…

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    Comment #32136544

    I never understood the rapid part of it. I either need something really quick, or I can wait. If I need something really quick, they basically need to be very close to me. If they …

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    Comment #32105437

    That's why France got an exception from sanctions made for a uranium delivery from Russia.

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    Comment #32105419

    Except they didn't block that. Both sources are now qualified as green, gas however only as use for easing the transition.

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    Comment #32105399

    AFAIK nuclear output can be controlled only in a certain range, but if you go below a certain threshold it shuts off and you then have to restart it, which takes a lot of time. Coa…

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    Comment #32084111

    Surviving isn't the issue, I'm doing fine. Affording a house is. Reaching the standard my parents had.

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    Comment #32083963

    If prices go down, which they probably won't in my city. Also, Input everything in ETFs, as everyone told me. I will probably escape to the countryside in a couple of years.

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    Comment #32083898

    The price increase of the downpayment was higher than my savings in that year.

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    Comment #32083142

    During Covid, the price of real estate went up so much, that the increase of the 20% down payment, which is recommended in my country, is more than I can save in year. I'm saving 6…

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    Comment #32082166

    This will be the 3rd once in a life-time crash since I left school. This time I finally also have savings that I can lose in the crash.

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    Comment #32067410

    These business ideas are very much US/SV ideas. Tesla started it in cars.

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    Comment #32066338

    So because Europe tried to close down energy sources that relied on imports from mother countries, they are now dependent on imported fossil fuels. Makes sense.

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    Comment #32061560

    How is this the Germans fault?

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    Comment #32061529

    Why would it? They weren't in charge for any of it. If we had built the renewables they wanted, we would have less of a problem now.

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    Comment #32055837

    That is not what I replied to and that is not what I am calling for. The "one side of the argument" that I replied to, was the accusation that only people with private offices want…

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    Comment #32055498

    Sure, just have to kick out my partner. Also, what's the point your are trying to make? coffeefirst implied that only people with private offices at work want to work from the offi…

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    Comment #32055119

    You could also reverse that. All the people who work from home have a house with a separate room to use as homeoffice. I live in 50 m² flat, my homeoffice is my bedroom. Tiny desk,…

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    Comment #32053499

    I was talking about Germany. Is Sweden going to store German waste?