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Neonhelm hats ja schon gesagt. |
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M. E. kannder Herr Würth mit seinem Privatvermögen machen was er will, wenn er sich eine Yacht bauen läßt,wieso nicht. Die Würth GmbH ist eine Kapitalgesellschaft, nur zur Erinnerung. |
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kommt immer auf ein gesundes Verhältnis drauf an, man kann immer wenn man die Möglichkeit hat, seine Arbeiter ausssaugen und ausspucken man kann es auch anders machen |
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das kann man aber differenzierter sehen beim Bau solcher Jachten werden häufig nicht gerade qualifizierte gutverdienende beschäftigt vielmehr so, das von den dafür gezahlten Millionen, ein erklecklicher Betrag wieder nur für einen einzigen bleiben, die Arbeiter von ihrem Lohn dagegen vieleicht gerade so rum kommen ein klein wenig gerechter wäre schon nicht schlecht hab mal nen Bericht gelesen weiß nicht mehr welches Land... der Schullehrer in einer Privat Schule der privilegierten, bekam demnach etwa 200 Dollar im Monat, während der Monatsbetrag für die dort zu unterrichtenden bei etwa 1500 Dollar lag dies Abstände sind einfach zu riesig und auch in Deutschland entwickelte es sich in den vergangenen Jahren immer stärker in diese Richtung das wird auf absehbare Zeit nicht gut gehn |
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Da war ein Smiley in meinem Post. Stefan |
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war schon immer mein Denken... wenn mir jemand erklärte das wenn man Kriegsgeräte ... Panzer Flugzeuge, etc, das ja auch bekanntlich unzählige Millionenbeträge kostet.. das damit eben auch Arbeitspöätze geschaffen würden dann überlegte ich immer "hmmm?? 100 Millionen so´n Flieger, daran hängend vielleicht 100 Arbeitsplätze.... ganz schön viel Geld für einen einzigen solcher....*grübel* |
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Ein kapitalismus in reinform ist genauso schädlich wie der kommunismuss, der Staat sollte da lenkend eingreifen um die Auswüchse zu verhindern. |
Was ich noch loswerden will:
Wenn ein Herr Würth mit seinem Unternehmen Gewinne erwirtschaftet, und damit seine Yacht baut, dann ist das für mich noch nachvollziehbar, aber das Bankenbosse, ihre Banken in den Ruin treiben und dann noch Millionen Boni kassieren , dafür das sie Milliarden Verluste machen, das ist für mich nicht nachvollziehbar. Anderes Beispiel, ein Herr Wideking, Chef von Porsche, kriegt 50 Millionen, und die hat er m.E. verdient, den er hat Porsche vorm Ruin bewahrt tausende Arbeitsplätze gerettet. |
Wer ist denn dieser ominöse Staat?
Hoffentlich nicht unsere gewählten Volksvertreter, die sich mit bangem Blick auf den Herbst gerade mit unsinnigen Vorschlägen gegenseitig überbieten. Wie heisst es so schön: Für jedes Problem gibt es eine Lösung die ist einfach, logisch und falsch |
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'Private & Extremely Confidential
As you are no doubt aware, the City is likely to be besieged by a group of G20 protesters this week. Please be assured that everything is being done (within reason) to ensure that our employees make the most of this opportunity, and below are a number of suggestions which may help you have some fun in the coming days: 1. Tipping buckets of water over the heads of protesters usually only incites the mob to further violence. Adding large blocks of ice, however, will probably render them harmless. 2. In previous years, bankers have thought it fun to throw wads of bank notes to protesters in an effort to whip them up into even greater frenzy. Doubtless this year, however, there will be a howl of protests from government officials if staff use bailout-out funds in this manner. In the circumstances, staff should please stick to throwing coins. 3. Throwing food - during these difficult times for the global economy, it would clearly be inappropriate to throw expensive food items at the protesters. Staff should, therefore, please stick to everyday items like Beluga Caviar, lobster and oysters. 4. Building Services has advised that we do have six large emergency fire hoses on the premises. These are very powerful pieces of equipment, and are likely to blast protesters off their feet when directed from an open window safely above the fray. In view of the limited number of hoses, there will be an auction and they will be made available to the bankers who lodge the highest bids. All proceeds will go to the fund we have started to pay back our TARP borrowing. 5. Human Resources has advised that we are to lay-off a number of settlements clerks next month, and, as this group is surplus to requirements, they will be patrolling the outside of the building to ward off uninvited visitors. Clearly this group will probably be subjected to violence from the protesters, but we do ask other bank staff to ensure that the group does not come under extensive 'friendly fire'. Finally, although we do understand that staff may find it difficult to resist winding up the protesters, nevertheless we do ask you to exercise some restraint - events like this can provide much needed light relief, but only if not taken too far. PS - Please note that staff will be frisked by security personnel each morning this week, and all Taser guns will be confiscated and locked away, ready for use only as a last resort in the event that protesters gain access to the building. |
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In the circumstances, staff should please stick to throwing coins. |
![]() And so to protect ourselves, we should dress to blend in. That leads me to my conundrum: what do I need to wear to look like an anarchist? As one banker stated in the Independent, "Dressed down bankers wear a shirt, jumper, chinos and deck shoes. It makes us stick out more…" Deck shoes aside, that means my usual "Thank God it's Friday" outfit is ruled out. What are the alternatives? Jeans? Sneakers? A hoodie (and then trying to avoid getting hugged by David Cameron)? I feel that I have lost touch with society since I don't even know what to wear to a riot anymore. Then again, globalisation protests have fizzled out over the last years. To get me up to speed on style options, I could look up some YouTube footage of the Trafalgar Square riots, but they were a few years ago and fashion has changed since then. I don't want to look like an anarchist that has not moved on from Y2K because that won't give me any street cred either. (Where did those globalisation opponents disappear to anyway? I suspect they were too busy riding the bull market and sipping Frappucinos to go out and thrash their local Starbucks.) I will just have to assume that torn jeans and Converse will be good enough to blend in, but just in case I will bring along an effigy (of the non-burning variety) in case somebody questions my loyalty. And I will hope that the rioters have not organised to wear pinstriped suits to their disorder party. Because then we would stick out like sore thumbs, and poorly-dressed ones at that. :Lachanfall: |
Here's the latest news from the barricades from our Highly-Placed Professional.
'Here in the streets close to The Bank of England (the 'Old Lady' is surely a 'Bag Lady' these days), we are shivering in anticipation. 'I predict a riot', says one of my colleagues, paraphrasing the Kaiser Chiefs. We hope so - it will give a great excuse not to do any work, and get us home early to boot (I did promise the dog I'd take him to the park if we got an early bath). We were delighted when we noticed that our firm was one earmarked for 'attack' (several colleagues spent a lot of yesterday making up large signs which clearly point the way to our building). And how proud we are to have been earmarked for death, disaster and destruction. We came at the ready, too - shotguns, canned food and chemical warfare gear has been smuggled into the staff canteen, and we're prepared for a long siege (well, as least until 3.30pm.). I bravely set out Tuesday, aiming to fight back the protesters' advance guard. Unfortunately, there was but one lone protester (who was predictably surrounded by reporters lapping up his every word). As it turned out, I was in more danger of attack from the pigeon which flew briefly overhead, and then thought better of it. I ventured forth nevertheless. The protester held up a £20 note. 'Anyone know what's on the back ?', he cried. (He got us there - it's a long time since any of us City Boys saw a £20 note!). 'It says: 'I promise to pay the bearer £20'. So I went in there (pointing to The Bank of England) and demanded my dues'. The teller apparently offered him four fivers and told him to 'bog off'. This miracle of financial engineering was not lost on the reporters, however, who stood and applauded, cheering enthusiastically. |
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"Aber so ist er eben, der sympathische Franzose: Erst einen kleinwüchsigen Ersatzkaiser wählen und dann, ein Jahr später, schon wieder mit der Revolution liebäugeln. Allerdings, naturellement, nur bis zum nächsten Piquenique am Meeresstrand.
Die Deutschen, gebrannte Kinder von Inflations-, Arbeitslosigkeits-, Revolutions- und Kriegswirren aus der ersten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts, sublimieren ihre Erregungsängste ganz anders. Ihre Revolte ist die Abwrackprämie, die geordnete und staatlich reglementierte Metamorphose von alt zu neu." Sehr schoen! |
Ich revoltiere ganz anders, ich horte im Moment mein Geld. :Lachanfall:
Selbst die Neueröffnung eines Saturnmarktes in der Nachbarstadt konnte mich nicht davon abhalten.:cool: Gruß strwd Zitat:
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