🔴 ALMANYA'DAKİ REFAH KAYBININ ARDINDA NE YATIYOR?

#TurksinGermany #TurksinGermany #Germany #Germannews #LatestnewsinGermany #LifeinGermany #Germanmigration Hello everyone! As an immigrant living in Germany since 2020 under the Skilled Work Migration Act, I'm examining the questions "Is Germany collapsing?" and "Has Germany lost its former prosperity?", which have frequently appeared on social media recently, from my own observations to the economic background. In this video, I touch upon many topics, from the anxieties of young Germans about the future to the moves of large capital groups (Mercedes, Volkswagen, Siemens, etc.) to protect their profit margins, from the real reasons behind the need for immigrant workers to the cuts in social welfare. I discussed how the wheels of the capitalist system are turning, affecting the living standards of ordinary people, workers, and immigrants, and why Germany still maintains its attractiveness (especially for those coming from Türkiye). I hope you enjoy this conversation, which is far from slogan-like approaches, completely natural, and aimed at understanding the real mechanism behind it. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel, share your thoughts in the comments, and like the video! Enjoy watching. 📌 Join this channel to access exclusive content and support us: 👉🏼    / @ademerkocak   📩 For contact and collaborations: [email protected] [00:00] Introduction and My Immigration Process in Germany [01:03] "Germany is Collapsing" Narratives on Social Media [01:34] Is Germany Really Collapsing? (The Erosion of Prosperity) [02:30] The Relationship Between Capital Groups, Profit Margins, and Country Governance [04:17] The Real Reason Why Germany Needs Immigrant Workers [05:22] Companies' Growth Figures and Their Perspective on Workers [06:28] The Capitalist System and the Role of Politicians [07:18] Cuts to Social Benefits and Future Scenarios [09:12] Decline in Living Standards and Wage Pressure [10:08] My Personal Experiences: Why is Germany Still Attractive? [11:30] The Difference in Perception of Prosperity Between Old and New Immigrants [12:15] Flexible Working Hours and Their Consequences