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GERMANY IS OVER

4.9M views • 1 month ago
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@ellaella8535
@@ellaella85351 months ago
Im a female muslim doctor from iraq, thinking of moving to Germany, but with all this idk anymoe
@Ghoulrathyinempire-b1s
@@Ghoulrathyinempire-b1s1 months ago
Welp it’s a good thing I that I have German heritage plus I am learning German so let’s move to Germany
@mallutek3644
@@mallutek36441 months ago
The irony is that there is massive unemployement for youth now in the world 😂😂
@xao-007
@@xao-0071 months ago
look at Singapore, they just offered a killer deal for new families...
@Otravistafoto
@@Otravistafoto1 months ago
it is ridiculously expensive to have kids. One almost can't have kids and some hobbies at the same time. In Spain taxes are around 43% earning 40 per year I get 25 th and one kid cost me about 10. After paying credit, electric bills, gasoline, local taxes etc there is literally nothing left to save. and you do it for about 20 years.
@Spid88PL
@@Spid88PL1 months ago
and Merkel has shut down nuclear plants, when Germany need them the most<br>BETRIAL
@fungph
@@fungph1 months ago
From 11 mins onwards, the tone turns positive and honestly, the German government did the easy way out by importing immigrants and allowing refugees to come into Germany without background checking. Now there is so much hate and conflict in the country, giving rise to AFD, a right wing that will give rise to even more chaos and change to the political scene. <br><br>The retirement pension system is doomed to start to begin with, but politician won’t have the gut to resolve it. Resolving it means it will lose million of votes in the retiree population. <br><br>Job market in Germany is not good. VW announced retrenchment and change in manufacturing direction. The massive job loss is going to have a cascading effect on tax collection, making things even more difficult. <br><br>Germany is stuck. It is heading for a crash. The old is complaining as they need to work longer. The young is complaining because they don’t get a good job and proper housing. The people doesn’t like the new residents taking away benefits and contributing little. <br><br>The same situation is also facing France… they are in a worse situation than Germany
@RIRPadpro
@@RIRPadpro1 months ago
And here I am waiting to graduate and leave my country and settle in Germany 😞
@arturszczepkowski4436
@@arturszczepkowski44361 months ago
It&#39;s kinda funny how this video is trying to be objective but from the start it gradually propose only a liberal solutions for this massive problems. It&#39;s even more funny when you notice that in the entire video there is literally nothing about taxing the rich more. The only solution according to authors is that the whole working class should resign at least a bit from the welfare state - not that the rich should finally start to pay their fair share to maintain or even possibly increase the welfare state. But as taxing the wealth is probably the only solution that is freely available and will also work shows me that in reality the politicians don&#39;t want to fight with this issue effectively. They want rather the bury the welfare system completely than tax their rich friends more (or sometimes themselves). And as only the neoliberal solutions are presented in this video I find it falsely objective and even shameful.
@hm-studios2296
@@hm-studios22961 months ago
this country is goin to shit if the rich and old dont change its on them not on us
@MrCtronic
@@MrCtronic1 months ago
Ai will take<br>Most of the jobs so it will be balanced
@Xerbarus
@@Xerbarus1 months ago
The link to the source materials seems to no longer be active?
@MarquesJohnson-z7l
@@MarquesJohnson-z7l1 months ago
sounds like America
@M.M.787
@@M.M.7871 months ago
Good that I live in Austria.
@murdockscott
@@murdockscott1 months ago
Focusing on population growth and ever increasing consumption as a necessity for economic health was never a sustainable strategy in my opinion. Back when I was a child, we already knew there were going to be too many of us in the near future but instead of planning for that time we chose to kick the can down the road in favor of continuing wealth generation. For a very long time now we have not been able to produce enough food for all the humans on this planet using only (mostly) natural methods. Starting thousands of years ago, and accelerating exponentially, we have used science and energy to make more and more food allowing us to encourage more and more population growth and energy consumption. It’s a cycle based on greed and I don’t understand why anyone thinks it is perpetually sustainable. It has been clear for a long time that there would be a reckoning and I think people are having less children because it’s obvious (on some level) that we can’t keep growing forever. There will be pain and compromise to reach a stable population, but that’s what we should be concerned with. How do we get to a world where we don’t rely on growth and consumption to power our economies. This channel should do a video on the Haber-Bosch process and how it allowed us to artificially increase food production and feed billions more of us than would otherwise be possible.
@mattrosencrance6048
@@mattrosencrance60481 months ago
The German welfare state is such an “accomplishment” that it will usher in Germans’ replacement by the third world, so that Germany won’t just fade out, but its children will suffer social dissolution and every class of crime as it becomes the third world.<br><br>Western civilization in Europe was great while it lasted.
@okanx4737
@@okanx47371 months ago
There is no need so much young people, production is increased by machinary and robots may come next. Where is boomer&#39;s money they paid for social security? It is in few rich people&#39;s wallet. Same all around the world. You just cover this answer
@American99999
@@American999991 months ago
we have to take back power, and politics won&#39;t work this time.
@polytalksinhala
@@polytalksinhala1 months ago
Always boomers
@joeheyness3227
@@joeheyness32271 months ago
I don&#39;t even want to watch it 🤣
@AlexBlackett2811
@@AlexBlackett28111 months ago
theres people that get upset at this and hate immigrants as if more immigrants would actually be good for the workforce
@epiphany-bk4yg
@@epiphany-bk4yg1 months ago
climate change disagrees
@stwawbewwy
@@stwawbewwy1 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-gYFcVx-8Y&amp;t=202">3:22</a> never expected to hear the Kurzgesagt guy say &#39;the math ain&#39;t mathing&#39;
@MrKang31
@@MrKang311 months ago
so the young generation elected the far-right. The old German story again and again 😮😮😮
@BadBlitzz
@@BadBlitzz1 months ago
It is even worst for Poland
@pilgrim_eater
@@pilgrim_eater1 months ago
A good video for sure but it also stinks of cowardly neoliberalism. You decided not to talk about the biggest cause of all these problems – the hoarding of wealth by the richest 1% and the growing devide between the ultra luxury and the poverty. For a young person it&#39;s really hard not to get into catastrophic thinking though. The governments and media outlets are led by rich boomers who will do everything before they tax themeselves or cause the apartments they hoard to loose value. Feels like no amount of activism will abolish capitalism and no revolution is coming either.
@ME-rd4so
@@ME-rd4so1 months ago
Germany&#39;s struggle isn&#39;t just a German problem. Seems to be a big problem across the entire globe. When the video talked about the Millennials&#39; struggle, it was basically the same struggle in Japan and the US.
@angelacameron6329
@@angelacameron63291 months ago
Canadian here - sounds exactly like our issue. So many boomers ask me and my husband “when” are we going to have kids. We are happily married and both have an income. There is literally no way we can afford childcare so, that’s never going to happen. It’s so awful because we got married and always assumed we would have kids. We want kids but it would literally ruin our lives financially. Meanwhile our older family members are literally rolling in money and retired. <br>Feels like politicians say they want healthy communities but I really don’t see how that’s what they want, when the “DINK” lifestyle is forced upon basically all of millennials.
@Count_bleck_T
@@Count_bleck_T1 months ago
AFD just won. Hopefully, these trends will be reversed soon.
@samylight6637
@@samylight66371 months ago
As a German young woman, I don’t even know where in my life I can get 3 kids (for example) 🙂‍↕️ I want to work and study etc… and the workspace is so toxic to women getting many kids. It’s so expensive putting them in kindergarden and stuff. Frustrating
@rtyx
@@rtyx1 months ago
Please do the same for Spain so that I can show my boomer parents what I mean when I saw they f*ed us over
@DaveEtchells
@@DaveEtchells1 months ago
The obvious and huge missing part of the story: Humanoid robots. <br><br>It’s hard to imagine that you could have spent years thinking about and working on this piece and still manage to completely ignore the impact of intelligent robots. 🤔
@jorgesaito461
@@jorgesaito4611 months ago
Meanwhile every year there is a bunch of new billionaires, even in third world countries like Brazil.
@WietsePlayFrame2008
@@WietsePlayFrame20081 months ago
I think it’s worth talking about and yeah, things need to change. I’m Dutch myself and here we basically have the same problem, but not as much.
@honingbijtje83
@@honingbijtje831 months ago
It&#39;s like watching a video about the Netherlands...
@Nano8965
@@Nano89651 months ago
Gotta pull yer self up by the bootstraps
@goulakh555
@@goulakh5551 months ago
And in Iran we have the same issues with population getting old plus war plus broken economy plus water and climate crisis and Crumbling infrastructure and so on but I am still positive yeaaahh 😅😅😅
@seans3450
@@seans34501 months ago
As a non-German, if it’s any consolation to the Germans - it’s not just you guys (as the video gets to at the end) - it’s pretty much a global problem as even developing countries’ birthrates are slowing down/going below replacement fertility levels (which the video did not get to). So though your country may be ‘over’… it’s more like the world is ‘over’.
@GregoryBlackham
@@GregoryBlackham1 months ago
They need a sparky little Austrian to step in and devise some sort of final solution.
@elmondark
@@elmondark1 months ago
The second problem is that employers hate GenZ, and Gen Alpha is way worse, and graduate and can&#39;t read, so even if birth rates went up, we&#39;ll get worse and worse generations.<br>The solution is robots and AI – or solving aging and making people live/work much longer. The stupidity of kids needs to be addressed though.<br>Humans are terrible at preventing problems, and seem to prefer damage control after shit hits the fan.
@shanel26721
@@shanel267211 months ago
So The entitlement of our “ elders” is destroying the future
@snowpenguin6412
@@snowpenguin64121 months ago
What role will AI play in this?
@peterlustig2746
@@peterlustig27461 months ago
Imagine saying something like that 5-10 years ago...
@rolandpuntaier1164
@@rolandpuntaier11641 months ago
The next generation is less because of economic exploitation. Given super-efficiency, pensioners are surely no problem. The asymmetry of valuation is the problem, a regime-made one. The regime creates money to buy work according own valuation and extends this exploitation to the whole society via companies, adding the owners&#39; central valuation to the asymmetry. Suggestion: Shift from labor to company taxation: Take labor out of cost, thereby stopping central labor prizing altogether. The resulting company profit is taxed and the rest is shared among employees.
@mrsporty9669
@@mrsporty96691 months ago
Immigration is solution
@lunarmoonfire
@@lunarmoonfire1 months ago
I&#39;m from Germany and I moved from it like 3 years ago , i knew it😊
@Chill3dPrints
@@Chill3dPrints1 months ago
I live in germany and i can FINALLY get the references in this video
@dartagnan1954
@@dartagnan19541 months ago
Jews working overtime
@dylanvandort1523
@@dylanvandort15231 months ago
Tbh a lower population doesn&#39;t sound that bad
@marlonunyeri7766
@@marlonunyeri77661 months ago
Kurz-gesagt; sch.isse!
@YankeeIndiaNovember
@@YankeeIndiaNovember1 months ago
Pretty much the same story for every developed country in the world.
@windfallcandles
@@windfallcandles1 months ago
Sooooooo this is sending a message of sorts that German citizens need bigger families, but thinking of climate change we should only be replacing. Which means 2 children. 🤷🏽‍♀️
@Jphilipson
@@Jphilipson1 months ago
America taking notes
@ThalmorAgent-08
@@ThalmorAgent-081 months ago
Korea, Japan, Germany... happening all over
@aistisdeka
@@aistisdeka1 months ago
This video is the reason why AfD won..
@TheSmallFritz
@@TheSmallFritz1 months ago
Just import engineers and doctors
@HustinJerbert-q1z
@@HustinJerbert-q1z1 months ago
Woah 4 months prior to the AFD winning in Germany. Right on the money ig
@ミントチョコ天ぷら
@@ミントチョコ天ぷら1 months ago
I completely agree. the problem doesn&#39;t stop there. In Korea, the population aged 50 and over has reached 42%, and they mostly vote for candidates who prioritize senior and retirement welfare policies. The real issue is that this demographic just keeps growing. As a result, policies for the younger generation are pushed to the back burner in every election, starting a vicious cycle that leads right back to a declining birth rate. People in their 20s and 30s now feel that voting won&#39;t change anything, and the political sphere simply does not reflect the voices of the youth. Consequently, the birth rate has plummeted to 0.8 and continues to get worse. It is not too late for Germany. To the younger generation there please actively participate in politics before you end up in the same situation as Korea.
@GamerCRO_TV
@@GamerCRO_TV1 months ago
can you do video ab how are people in croatia also living, our country is also going into collapse, a lot people going away, politics buying food from outside of the country, and not caring ab farmers and food suppliers inside of croatia, schools are barely getting renovated, they are rising every single thing inside of country, but they refuse to raise paychecks
@blueskyyt84
@@blueskyyt841 months ago
Legendary refresh pull
@tomoakhill8825
@@tomoakhill88251 months ago
For 230 years, since Robert Malthus in 1798, all predictions of future disasters based on changes in human population have turned out to be false. Assume the population figures are correct. This video ignores both productivity increase, and immigration, as did their Korea video. Perhaps because these videos are made in Germany and not the United States they did not think of immigration as a solution. The current population of the United States, 2020 Census is 10,000,000 Native American, and 321,000,000 descended from immigrants.
@afsg2410
@@afsg24101 months ago
Well, this title is a rather accurate prediction, concerning yesterday&#39;s election in Sachsen-Anhalt...
@KarlotaLopez-o9u
@@KarlotaLopez-o9u1 months ago
Now it&#39;s truly over
@user-si3gu8pm6j
@@user-si3gu8pm6j1 months ago
...adoption?<br>...immigration/migration?<br>...IVF/surrogacy?<br>...robotics?
@diallog1
@@diallog11 months ago
Right now A.I. is threatening to take over massive parts of our economy. If the problem is that we don&#39;t have enough young folks to support the old folks, couldn&#39;t AI + robotics be a big part of the solution? (Let&#39;s ignore, for this analysis, the likelihood that AI will also destroy our social fabric and take over our system.)<br><br>If AI &amp; robotics can solve the worker-to-consumer gap, then the next problem emerges, humanity&#39;s forever problem: destructive wealth inequality. If we capped the wealth gap such that the wealthiest members of society could only bring in 10X the income of the least wealthy working people, and couldn&#39;t pass on wealth to their children (who would have to rely on the same system and opportunities that the rest of society had), we could then distribute the vast technological and material resources that we have in such a way that everyone would be taken care of; and the wealthy would have more limited ability to buy the system. Then population shrinking could be a good thing, as it would put less of a destructive strain on the planet&#39;s resources.<br><br>What do you think?
@RandyPhillips-q4d
@@RandyPhillips-q4d1 months ago
I thought from the title and thumnail that Germany was going for a 3rd run
@Fernsehschnipsel
@@Fernsehschnipsel1 months ago
Finally
@sebastianterrazas9658
@@sebastianterrazas96581 months ago
Chile solved this problem by having a private pension only (individual pension contributions go to a personal account)
@exascaleexcellence3427
@@exascaleexcellence34271 months ago
Germany&#39;s decline began with a resurgence of Marxism that devastated both its economy and national ethos, a stark contrast to the U.S. Marshall Plan, which had previously revived its classical spirit.
@loki_tha_god
@@loki_tha_god1 months ago
Anti-boomer propoganda is not helpful. I am a late-stage boomer (1961) and I&#39;ve never had a pension plan, have saved every penny of my personal retirement myself via 401k/IRA, and have been forced into a Social Security system that is pay as you go. I would have much preferred to take the SS money and invest it myself, but was not given the choice. Making this problem the fault of the victims is really low-IQ bullshit.
@WagiHola
@@WagiHola1 months ago
Jesus Christ loves you and me both amen ❤️💞🙏💕
@Every_Mind_Matter
@@Every_Mind_Matter1 months ago
you did a good job
@SeriouslyAwesome
@@SeriouslyAwesome1 months ago
hand rubbing intensifies
@patrick-p1t9m
@@patrick-p1t9m1 months ago
finally getting into adult life and then this :
@Zimo355
@@Zimo3551 months ago
Thanks for telling the truth, my country is f uped
@hyperlink5373
@@hyperlink53731 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-gYFcVx-8Y&amp;t=674">11:14</a> Guess what Friedrich merz said?
@clairehamilton6365
@@clairehamilton63651 months ago
End capitalism, jail the billionaires, take all the wealth from them and redistribute it to everyone equally
@Dragon-maou
@@Dragon-maou1 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-gYFcVx-8Y&amp;t=478">7:58</a> why are we not talking about Mr. Burns
@KodasStuff
@@KodasStuff1 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-gYFcVx-8Y&amp;t=148">2:28</a> OWO
@starfuelkx
@@starfuelkx1 months ago
Boomer voters have anticipated nothing. Here in France too they created a fucking ponzi as a retirement system.
@Onnikg1
@@Onnikg11 months ago
No wonder why young men are being more conservative and more pro children than decades if questionnares are to believe
@tannerunwin874
@@tannerunwin8741 months ago
Can you do one like this on Canada?
@kasimirb5155
@@kasimirb51551 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-gYFcVx-8Y&amp;t=685">11:25</a> So the solution is to shoot the old generation into the sun? That&#39;s a radical idea. Let&#39;s call Elon if he thinks it&#39;s feasible! 😏
@AlmaGutierrez-l6n
@@AlmaGutierrez-l6n1 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-gYFcVx-8Y&amp;t=95">1:35</a> no actually San Marino is the first country
@Davez621
@@Davez6211 months ago
Germany is going to struggle to attract immigrants because hardly anyone outside of Germany speaks German. Most immigrants want to go to English speaking countries.
@CoolCooki
@@CoolCooki1 months ago
it&#39;s a chain reaction<br>people had kids because they got money from the kids<br>which then the kids they had make money, and well, that<br>but less kids?<br>it all fails, not enough money for children
@ImageJPEG
@@ImageJPEG1 months ago
You mean setting up your welfare system like a Ponzi scheme could be bad!?!?
@v.scente
@@v.scente1 months ago
Paulaner Spezi gespottet
@fluffyou-t2k
@@fluffyou-t2k1 months ago
Here&#39;s another reason why we are no more. Another huge part of the money is going straight to Ukraine and defense wich is honestly controversial. The gas and oil prices have exploded aswell because they destroyed the pipeline that was importing Russian oil
@manuelpolcostaorvalho3470
@@manuelpolcostaorvalho34701 months ago
And yet the old germans have the audacity to speak shit and reject immigrants when young immigrants are the only thign keeping most european nations a float
@maxcbcnnd
@@maxcbcnnd1 months ago
i dont even think that you understood what i said.
@maxcbcnnd
@@maxcbcnnd1 months ago
it is crazy how many countries there are
@maxcbcnnd
@@maxcbcnnd1 months ago
IT IS NOT !
@lukaswei4767
@@lukaswei47671 months ago
hi, german here...<br>i can explain why the birth rates are declining...<br>Try living and raising two children on a monthly income of 1800-2000€ after tax, when your flat alone costs 1200€/month and you have to spend 300€/month on fuel just to get to work<br><br>i&#39;ve worked for 8 years now and barely managed to save 2000€ on my bank account for emergencies...<br>now pair that with a wife, that doesnt want to work, expects you to have time for her and two children...<br><br>next is, how am i supposed to find a wife in the first place, if i dont have the time for it? nor the money...
@Adoniel7DAn
@@Adoniel7DAn1 months ago
taxe the automation...
@Ostdeutschland-x2v
@@Ostdeutschland-x2v1 months ago
2025: South Korea is over!<br>2026: Germany is over!
@MKBM-r7t
@@MKBM-r7t1 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-gYFcVx-8Y&amp;t=127">2:07</a> Unless that Deutsche Bahn train is delayed, which is unforgivingly common.
@TopyGamesHorror
@@TopyGamesHorror1 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-gYFcVx-8Y&amp;t=322">5:22</a> THIS IS ABSOLUTE BULLSH**
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<br>The video claims that regulations are responsible for driving housing prices up, while completely ignoring the role of speculation, property investment and wealthy landlords who can afford to leave properties vacant or rent them out at completely unaffordable prices.
<br>What makes even less sense is blaming immigration. The video itself is supposedly about the lack of young people and demographic decline. So how exactly does immigration explain a shortage of young people in the first place and how do they contribute for driving housing prices up? My answer : THEY DON&#39;T BRuUH
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<br>They’re essentially recycling talking points that sound straight out of the AfD’s playbook, without actually addressing the structural problems behind the housing crisis.
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<br>If housing is becoming unaffordable, the answer isn’t to scapegoat immigrants or dismantle regulations that protect tenants. Tax wealth, crack down on speculation and vacant housing, and redistribute public money towards affordable housing and public services.
@florianbecker1215
@@florianbecker12151 months ago
I wasn&#39;t able to watch more than 30% of the video. I knew all that, but remembering it made me depressive again. I hope AI ends us all soon enough
@kurzgesagt
@@kurzgesagt5 months ago
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