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fattening
It is now common practice across all parties to primarily serve their own clientele after winning an election. Since it was not so well received some time ago when a very specific clientele, it was the hoteliers at the time, was served demonstrably and recognizable to everyone, the watering can principle has now been agreed upon, although it is difficult to determine who is doing the most gets water.
An even better option, and one that is also more sustainable for the clientele, is to inflate parliaments, ministries, administrations and the public service as a whole and thus provide for one's own clientele and their families for decades. The Heilbronn voice writes in this regard:
"Since the beginning of the government of the Greens in 2011, the staff of the ministries has already been increased by around 1100 positions to 4000."
Voice of Heilbronn (18.11.2021: 7)
If you read it all like that, then today we have exactly the same conditions that we had so much fun with in Italy in the 1970s and 1980s. The stories you hear, such as: For example, the fact that Baden-Württemberg recently hired 7 applicants, just so that the 8th applicant - a party soldier - could receive a salary and bread completely "legally", now even surpasses the conditions in the Balkans.
But you also have to see the positive side of this, because completely incompetent and self-absorbed parliaments and administrations give us citizens and companies plenty of room to breathe — and as long as the economy works, this is definitely a viable way of life.
It's just stupid for everyone when the economy weakens - there are plenty of good examples of this from other countries - or even worse when we get into difficult times, such as. B. get into a pandemic.
Calls
I now receive more and more calls from the city administration, all of which have the same tenor: “If only the Führer had known that?!” As all of us who received critical history lessons in the 1970s know, the Führer didn’t only knew, but also with the best of my knowledge and belief exactly like that and not otherwise wanted!
The difference from then, today all those involved not only shirk their responsibility, but also plan from the start that you can't prove anything to them yourself. But the really unpleasant thing about it is that, as always, the little followers are ultimately held accountable, and those actually responsible can continue to be celebrated.
Ludwig Pfau
A Stuttgart native born in Heilbronn, who became known during the March Revolution in 1848 as editor of the satirical magazine “Der Eulenspiegel”. As one of the co-founders of the Democratic People's Party (DVP), from which the FDP emerged, at least in Baden-Württemberg, which was still called FDP / DVP during my time, I personally always liked him very much.
Today one can read in the voice of Heilbronn that plans Ludwig Pfau erecting a memorial in Heilbronn were very positively received by our municipal council. This means that the city councilors can be attested without any ifs or buts that they really are completely out of date.
Who still creates real monuments in the 21st century? It would be better if you already want to spend our tax money on completely unnecessary projects, that you, in addition to the ones already existing in Heilbronn Ludwig Pfau school, a Ludwig Pfau prize or even — if it is so important to us — one Ludwig Pfau foundation that is dedicated to the democratic education of young people in Heilbronn.
So you only get the impression that you want to support very specific people with our tax money. And so I ask myself at this point what happened to the completely overpriced and even more useless 3D model of the BUGA?
“The highlight of the exhibition is the 3,50 by 4,00 meter city model on a scale of 1:500 from the 3D printer, which cost around 150 euros. The total cost of the project is around 000 euros.”
voice.de (Apr 17, 2017 16:39pm)
This is all the more so since the local council does not even have 3 euros available to honor Heilbronn residents with a history of immigration (a good 000% of the city's population).
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Margaret Atwood
