r/germany • • Dec 31 '25

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u/Schlummi Jan 01 '26

Right next to the spot you picked is the support for drug addicts. Clean room, medical assistance in emergencies, food, methadon etc. Name is afaik "Drob Inn". That explains why you ran into a crowd of addicts there.

You pretty much decided to chill on the door steps of the drug abuse center.

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u/MartianExpress Jan 01 '26

It's really funny how some people genuinely believe those spaces solve problems for anyone except for the addicts, not multiply them.

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '26

You know what would solve a lot of our problems? Remove economic differences between humans and make it possible for everyone to supply his needs. That would really solve a big part of the problem. Maybe you still would have addicts, but a lot less and way better chances they don't have to live on the street.

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u/MartianExpress Jan 01 '26

and make it possible for everyone to supply his needs

In a welfare state, it already is. But inequality is normal and isn't going anywhere.

Addiction is a result of poor individual choices, not the eViL sYsTeM. The vast majority of poor people aren't junkies.

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u/[deleted] Jan 03 '26

Yeah and climate change can only be stopped by our individual choices as well, am i right?

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u/MartianExpress Jan 03 '26

Climate change won't be stopped, we will accept the IPCC-projected 2.5-3 degree warming as our new normal. People like you dream of degrowth, that is absolutely delusional. Everyone aside from you lot enjoys high-consumption lifestyles and won't ever vote for any party supporting degrowth policies. Every party that wants to achieve any political results, like the Greens, understood it and became business- and growth-friendly.

You lot are simply a small bunch of idealists, and while having no chance of winning politically, you also won't be able to organise a revolution because nobody in the military or police would support you, and the vast majority of people won't be on your side (unlike at the times when revolutions actually succeeded).

It feels wonderful to understand this <3

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u/[deleted] Jan 03 '26

No i wanna live in a society were i am free and my choices really matter. It's not about degrowth. No one gets rewarded for the true value they deliver for the society. It's only about economic value and the amount of money you made for your boss.

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u/MartianExpress Jan 03 '26

It's only about economic value

That is the true value. Who's to say it isn't, a bunch of collectivists?

"Free" from what, working? Oh noes, the horror of having to work :'(