19% of people making 25% of money. Added value pays off I guess.
Ironically, since the unification Germany has never been as divided as it is now. A lot of political and social turmoil ahead.
The way they made the comparisions doesnt put germany in a good light. At least they could have compared gdp per capita to eu average. It s their national day so i guess they vould have done it nicer.
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Did they just make this infographic just to show that Germany is underperforming in all metrics versus the EU average? On their special day?
% Nazi not included?
Is renewable energy really energy here, or just old data for electricity.
I think I don’t need to wish for Germany to get to the EU’s average scores, because graphic above clearly shows that they are almost there.
So instead, especially in the context of what is on the rise now in German politics, I’m wishing for the Federal Republic of Germany to be happy that they got to absorbe the East Germany, and to stay content at that and not wish for some more territory, because at the end of the day – it will only turn for the worse for Germany itself, like it got 2 previous times.
Greetings from Poland 🙂
lol, interesting way of cherry picking statistics in which germany is worse than the EU average. Especially the education one, german education is a log higher quality than others, especially ones in neighbouring countries to the east, many german politicians go there to get easy degrees
Now do CO2/kWh and percentage of people over 65 in poverty so we can have a laugh
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19% of people making 25% of money. Added value pays off I guess.
Ironically, since the unification Germany has never been as divided as it is now. A lot of political and social turmoil ahead.
The way they made the comparisions doesnt put germany in a good light. At least they could have compared gdp per capita to eu average. It s their national day so i guess they vould have done it nicer.
🇪🇺🤝🇩🇪
Did they just make this infographic just to show that Germany is underperforming in all metrics versus the EU average? On their special day?
% Nazi not included?
Is renewable energy really energy here, or just old data for electricity.
I think I don’t need to wish for Germany to get to the EU’s average scores, because graphic above clearly shows that they are almost there.
So instead, especially in the context of what is on the rise now in German politics, I’m wishing for the Federal Republic of Germany to be happy that they got to absorbe the East Germany, and to stay content at that and not wish for some more territory, because at the end of the day – it will only turn for the worse for Germany itself, like it got 2 previous times.
Greetings from Poland 🙂
lol, interesting way of cherry picking statistics in which germany is worse than the EU average.
Especially the education one, german education is a log higher quality than others, especially ones in neighbouring countries to the east, many german politicians go there to get easy degrees
Now do CO2/kWh and percentage of people over 65 in poverty so we can have a laugh