> you could go to poland for example or czech republic near the border of germany. i live on cz/de (sachsen) borders. i guess you don't know but things, especially food and real estate, is more expensive than in germany while the wages are half. houses are literally 4x cheaper in germany. now that hundreds of thousands hohols took the last rental spots available due to generous state subsidy, there won't be any place for you to even rent. healthcare and school system in shambles because of the sudden influx of new people. nation wide protest of doctors expected this friday. not to mention the taxes went up because of all that. if you hate paying taxes in germany, know that they are even higher here. oh and you also have to pay to use our autobahn, unlike germany. just move to eastern germany. it's mostly occupied by grey old boomers. they die soon and all the property will be up for grabs cheaply. i have my eyes on a couple of houses on the other side of the border, just waiting for the interest rates to drop. i could already now get a mortgage easily on one of the houses and pay it off in 15 years on my cz wage. whereas house or even land ownership here is an unattainable dream. the grass is not greener on the other side. quite honestly you live in one of the best places to live in the world. you should stay and try to make your country better. just don't expect everyone else to make it great for you. you have to influence people around with your actions and words and in turn they will influence people in their social bubble. trust me, this situation won't last forever and europe will recover. just make sure you have your personal list of verrter. we won't make the same mistakes our boomers did in 1989. rope is cheap and lamps are plentiful.
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