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Anonymous

March 19, 2025

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I have several points on how I imagine the world to be fairer and better.
Firstly, pensions. The intergenerational contract is full of cheese and is more like a pyramid game than a real pension plan. for the intergenerational contract to work, every citizen needs 3-4 children, which means that every woman would have to give birth to between 6 and 8 children. i have been working since i was 15 and therefore i have paid enough into the fund until i am 62 and have also been paid in by my employers so that i could easily enjoy my pension at 62. However, as there are also people who study until the age of 30 and then work part-time and also want to retire at 62, I am paid less and my contributions are redistributed. Since the pension money has already been spent because of the generation contract, I just have to hope that a few more people will be found who will then dutifully finance my pension. The generation contract is like a pyramid game and should be abolished.
Security
Internal security: It is a fact that the internal security situation has deteriorated considerably since the influx of refugees. They come to a Christian Europe, mainly Austria and Germany, and want to live out their culture here, from which they have fled and which does not function peacefully. The inhibition threshold of Muslim people is sinking further and further so that they commit massacres and murders in Austria, rape children and women and as soon as you say something, these people call you a Nazi. You are not a Nazi if you kick a rapist where it really hurts and then demand that he has forfeited his right as a guest and must return to his homeland.
For me, a religion-free society would be much more sensible anyway, then there would be more room for science and without faith there would be no unbelievers.

External security: There is a lot of discussion about how we should defend ourselves against Russia if the USA does not support us against Russia. It is never said how we can achieve lasting peace with Russia. How an economy with Russia and the EU could work. A war would only please the arms lobby, otherwise it would bring no benefit. fieden benefits everyone.
Gender madness: It's time we stopped with the gender madness. If someone doesn't know what he/she is, just a quick grab in the pants solves the problem. There are 10 people in Austria who were either born without or with both genders. However, homosexuality is neither a disease nor a gender. you can love what you want and you want it as long as the people involved are not underage and consenting. Then "DEUTSCH Österreichisch" should be spoken again on ORF and not stuttering German with * or binnen-i. Teachers teach this at school. Anyone who knows German knows from this sentence that male and female teachers are meant. There is a female teacher that is to be used spetziell for female teaching staff. I feel discriminated against as a man that there is no word that Spetziel aims at male teaching staff.
Environmental protection is important, no question. However, cutting down the rainforest so that lithium can be mined to build batteries for electric vehicles is a wrong environmental idea! it does nothing for the world if Austria reduces greenhouse gases unless everyone pulls together. Germany and Poland are also building more coal-fired power plants to cover the energy requirements for e-mobility. this is illogical, because the efficiency of the combustion engine is better than that of coal-fired power plants and charging. In addition, battery production causes as much CO2 as a combustion engine emits with a mileage of 120000 km. Only then would the e-car amortize in the environmental balance sheet if the electricity did not come from coal-fired power plants, because then it would never reach zero balance. In addition, after 10 years the battery in electric vehicles is unusable and has to be replaced. It would be more beneficial to reduce the number of transport ships by producing many of them in the EU and not outsourcing everything to China or India. 3 largest transport ships need as much fuel annually as ALL motor vehicles worldwide. and transport ships are powered by heavy fuel oil and not by more environmentally friendly diesel or gasoline.

We should be proud of our Christian values and if someone does not adhere to our

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