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Claudia Cornelsen | Deutschlandfunk culture
It is not the height that is the scandal, but the debate
Citizens' money does not create any incentives to work. People often talk about being lazy or something like that. The journalist Claudia Cornelsen finds this debate unspeakable. Because there are good reasons for government support. (Cornelsen's comment is from November 16.11.2023th, 29.12.2023; last accessed on December 10.31th, XNUMX: XNUMX:XNUMX a.m.)
The nature of “social parasites” is that they don’t need citizens’ money, otherwise they would hardly be good parasites.
And so lies Claudia Cornelsen probably right with their middle finger, because the German “normal citizen”, who is no longer allowed to have anything against Jews and is rather afraid of Turks and Russians, simply needs someone or something that he can at least look down on.
Nevertheless, I also think that the amount of citizen's benefit is too attractive for many recipients to actually push back into the labor market. is right Claudia Cornelsen in that their number is rather small in relation to the population. It would be better and much more lucrative to take action against the real “parasites”, but then a lot of us would have to cut our own teeth.
