Ich habe in diesem Jahr bereits 35 Hauptversammlungen besucht und gerade bei Unternehmen, in denen es Probleme gibt, fehlen dann immer gerne mal die Vorstände oder Aufsichtsratsmitglieder, für die es in der Befragung brenzlig werden könnte. Der Hund vom Nachbarn wurde überfahren und man müsse zur Trauerfeier oder dergleichen dumme Ausreden muss man sich dann anhören.
So groß das Ego, so klein ist Moral, Würde und Respekt wenn es drauf ankommt. Die Varta AG und seine rasierten Kleinaktionäre hätten mehr verdient.
@MichaelAArouet It's Bullshit, it's not just a "left green" problem, as we had 16 years of conservative lead government since Agenda 2010 was implemented.
Ist es sinnvoll bei #Leasing eines #Peugeot 208 GT für unter 200 Euro monatlich (Faktor 0,66) bei jährlicher Fahrleistung ca. 15k Km über drei Jahre das Wartungs- und Reparaturpaket für ca. 40 Euro monatlich zu buchen?
@mohammad_maqdis@ISO19770@DrKissler Es wird im Grunde die Abschaffung der freiheitlich demokratischen Grundordnung gefordert. Das ist verfassungswidrig 🤷♂️
@MvSommerdune Mündliche Antragstellerin antwortet auf die Frage nach ihrem monatlichen Netto mit "so circa 11".
"Ah, okay mit elfhundert netto und den Freibeträgen brauchen wir ja nicht viel rechnen."
"Nee, ich meinte elftausend..."
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To those raising the Palestinian flag,
Where were you when ISIS was launched and beheaded tens of thousands of Arabs in Iraq, Libya, and Syria in the name of Islam? Why didn’t you take to the streets and raise their flags? Why didn’t you condemn the terror and call for a ”ceasefire”?
Where were you when Arab dictators and terrorists killed hundreds of thousands of Arabs in Syria and Libya? Why didn’t you take to the streets and raise their flags? Why didn’t you condemn the terror and call for a ”ceasefire”?
Where were you in the last decade when Saudi Arabia, backed by 8 Arab countries, killed 400,000 Yemenis, my own people? I didn’t see any of you take to the streets or raise the Yemeni flag. I did not see any of you condemning the terror and calling for a ”ceasefire” while Arab countries were slaughtering my own people.
This must lead to some self-reflection.
When millions of Arabs are slaughtered by other Arabs, you say nothing.
But when 7 thousand of Arabs are killed by Jews defending their right to exist, you revolt, you get angry, you storm the streets in the East and the West, you raise the Palestinian flag, you condemn the terror, you call for a ceasefire, you turn the world upside down.
Why is that?
Why were you so silent then but SO LOUD now?
Can it be that you are finally raising a flag and creating chaos because you only hate that the perpetrators are Jews?
Because you obviously don't care when millions of Arabs are killed by other Arabs.
Can it be that you storming the streets is just you venting out your hatred towards Jews? The same hatred we learned in our mosques and schools?
You speak of ”numbers and proportionality.” But by the rules of proportionality, you should not be raising Palestinian flags.
Unless, there is another agenda at play: Jew-hatred. Or as I would call it: Hatred.
As Arabs, our message to the world cannot be restricted to eliciting global sympathy for the children of Gaza. We cannot depict ourselves as helpless children, behind whom we hide our failure to control our Hamas thugs who massacred 1300 non-combatant Israelis. This is a moral failure that the world sees but that we try to hide behind the “rights of the Palestinian people,” rights that none of us are willing to articulate. Free Palestine can mean anything, from an Arab Palestinian state living in peace next to Jewish Israel to an Arab Palestinian state instead of Jewish Israel.
For Arab Israeli peace to happen, and since Palestinians are either children, or Hamas thugs, or useless corrupt Mahmud Silicon-Face Abbas, non-Palestinian Arabs should step up to save the Palestinians from themselves and save the region ongoing sorrow. We, Arabs, have to show the world that we are at peace with the idea of a Jewish state, that we are willing to concede what we believe – rightly or wrongly -- is ours (1948 territory), that we genuinely want bygones to be bygones, without secretly holding grudges and passing them to our children. We must seek a better future for ourselves and our kids, as well as for Israelis and their kids.
The Palestine disaster (nakba) is not a disaster of land loss or military defeat. It is a disaster of absence of leadership that can articulate the Arab alternative to war and death. We ask the world to stop the Israeli war on Hamas, but what do we offer as an alternative to stopping the war? Just let those Hamas thugs who massacred 1300 Israelis get away with their crime (because there is a history of dispute)? Ask Israel to go back to October 6? Knowing that Hamas can break out of the Gaza fence and repeat its massacre any minute? Hamas must go. We Arabs must help get rid of it, and most importantly, we must show that we have a plan for the day after Hamas.
Let’s learn from the mistake of Iraq and Arab Spring countries, that once what we have is gone, what comes next looks worse. Let’s preempt the worse by offering the better.
As long as we, the Arabs, do not have answers to all these questions, the world will manage things without us. It does not matter if all of us, 1.3 billion Muslims, think that Israel is at fault. What matters is global perception, which clearly thinks that Islamist terrorism is the problem, not Israelis dancing at a music festival. And we, the Arabs, are not even talking to the world. We are talking to each other, patting ourselves on the back for being utopian and principled on Palestine, while we are in fact idiotically out of touch with reality. We insist on our backward message, then act surprised why many of our states are failing and why we are migrating in droves.
Please stop treating Palestine like religion, like we have to stick to our principles to win credit in the afterlife and to garner social acceptance among each other (Arabs and/or Muslims). Please think of Palestine like a problem that requires troubleshooting, compromise, pragmatism, and most importantly, looking toward the future, not the past.
@AnnikaJocki @AnnetteHoc20875 Mitgliedschaft in einem Sozialverband schließt BerH nicht unbedingt aus. Sei es, weil die dortige Unterstützung möglicherweise nicht ausgereicht hat oder ggf. Kosten dafür anfallen.
Als vermeintlich Klügerer nachgeben? Ist das wirklich eine Option? Oder öffne ich damit nicht Tür und Tor, dass es sich scheibchenweise nur noch in eine Richtung geht?
Auf die Frage, ob wir uns das vorstellen könnten lehnt die Mama sich entspannt zurück und antwortet "Ja, also ich denke, dass mehr Zeit mit Mama die bessere Variante ist." Darauf geht es hin und her und am Ende schauen mich alle nach dem Motto an "ja, komm, gib dir einen Ruck."