germany

The hardest part for me about Germany is that I call it home. It feels like home and I love being there. I love my friends, family and the scenery.

I love traditional German values and embrace them as much as I can.

What I absolutely despise is the incompetence "leading" Germany on a national level. And it's the reason I now spend most of my time in Switzerland.

Once I can remove my emotions even more I'll be better off and enjoy it for what it is, but not be sad for what Germany isn't anymore.

What isn't germany? an industrial power. Thats gone.

A digital power. Never been one.

A nation able to provide a safety net from which one can climb the ranks once again. That financial power is drying up as we speak.

The social security net has become social welfare and that won't work.

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What Germany still is to this day, is the place with the most integrity.

It's the place were many and most I personally interact with intuitively live by the prussian virtues.

Some fading, some coming back. It's ever changing but still one core of it. 

I love German people, I am born and raised German.

on the one hand it is sad too look into the future, but on the other hand there is much opportunity

Germany will change again and has a lot over the past hundreds of years. 

Let's see how I feel 2030, 2040 and beyond

side note about prussian virtues from the Kaiser

side note 2:

My main gripe is that right now mediocracy is accepted. The easy path is chosen.

While historically there are lots of times were Germans chose the hard parth and had no other way.

Thinking back to the rebuild from WW2 my grandparents told me about.

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unless we go over 6 month of the year in total travel lol

we can always visit, we aren't that far away