German farmers are revolting.

Vinty said:
Germans are maybe fed up with having to fund EU expansion.
Their standard of living and quality of life is in decline.
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a standard of living that’s in slight decline is still a million miles above U.K. living standards


Vinty said:
EU has lost the war in Ukraine
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The EU are not at war in Ukraine

stop making silly comments
 
gant said:
Did you look at the time you have to wait and see a doctor in Germany notchy?
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You may not get an appointment for several weeks. The average wait to see a doctor in Germany in the public system is about 4 days, while it is 3.3 days in the private system.
 
SirGalahad said:
Under the plans, farmers will no longer get tax breaks for diesel they use whilst farming, nor an exemption from car tax for farming vehicles.
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How did the German government do this? I thought the EU made all the decisions? Did Germany "take back control" as well?
 
gant said:
I don't think he's got the message yet I won't answer any of his questions.
I will wait, what's all that about, plonker.
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It's not just me. Everybody knows you never have any facts. You don't need to answer my question, not answering says enough.

Did you read and understand Odds for example?

Plonker is about right for you. You make stupid comments (you have history of this) and can never back them up.

Will still wait for any facts from you though. I live in hope
 
SirGalahad said:
Hmm - Farmers wanting their tax breaks you mean. I thought as a free marketeer you would be against the farmers.

The protest is against the government's plan to remove tax privileges and subsidies which farmers currently benefit from. The government says the measures should help protect the climate.

Under the plans, farmers will no longer get tax breaks for diesel they use whilst farming, nor an exemption from car tax for farming vehicles.
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How will rising food costs stop the climate from changing
 
Notch7 said:
You may not get an appointment for several weeks. The average wait to see a doctor in Germany in the public system is about 4 days, while it is 3.3 days in the private system.
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Anecdotal I know.

But I'm told if they can't see a doctor within 2 days it's horrendous, it's usually the next day
 
denso13 said:
How did the German government do this? I thought the EU made all the decisions? Did Germany "take back control" as well?
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Farmers are being affected across the EU, something about saving the planet.
Why would you think the eu made all the decisions, a bit thick?
 
All those nitrates used in fertilisers have washed into the water supply.
Don't drink the water. You'll go blind.
 
denso13 said:
How did the German government do this? I thought the EU made all the decisions? Did Germany "take back control" as well?
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We always had control in the EU, it was the lies spinned so the billionaires could get away from the new laws regarding tax avoidance the EU brought.
 
Notch7 said:
You may not get an appointment for several weeks. The average wait to see a doctor in Germany in the public system is about 4 days, while it is 3.3 days in the private system.
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You want to change your doctor it seems to me, I can get one same day.
 
gant said:
Did you look at the time you have to wait and see a doctor in Germany notchy?
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A pregnant German friend of ours is heading back to Germany to have her baby. New parents and pregnant women are much better looked after in Germany.
 
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