I have lived in 6 countries and in every one there is a common theme-nobody likes the healthcare system. Nobody. The problem is, people think of it as a personal service when it’s really a public good. That means it needs to be treated like taxes, not what you “get out of it” for your euro. The fact that a hospital saves your bus driver and people like him/her means your buses run smoothly etc..
Hey, ya that is true, its a socialized system and gives many benifits to many people. But as I said in the video, I am just talking from my own personal experience and there are people who get great service in Germany, while in India the system can be harsh especially for poor people. But in my personal experience, I always prefer waiting for the time I go back to India to get a doctors consultation. I hope you understand where I am coming from :)
Everyone has a different feeling, which I don't like as a German. Summer is too changeable, tax returns are too unfair, the rich can calculate the tax with a tax citizen almost to 0 but the simple worker or the middle class has a hard time. Ok, if you have 60,000 euros you can buy real estate, take out a loan and deduct it. I would find the tax system fairer if everyone paid their taxes according to their income and could no longer deduct anything, but the taxes were a little lower. I think it would be better if more start-ups were supported. I think our school system is outdated, children have to learn by heart and are not supported individually, I like the school systems in the Nordic countries better. I think it's outdated if you're not allowed to hang out laundry on Sundays in some areas, I can understand that you don't want to hear loud noises, like mowing the lawn or a drill, especially if you're sitting nicely in the garden with neighbors, but hanging out laundry doesn't make any loud noises. I think we could be a bit more polite to strangers and not always think they want to hurt us, complain, etc.
@@Divyansh_Sharma05much better than earning in bangalore 😂 I pay 30% direct tax and many other indirect taxes and get what? Pathetic infrastructure, pollution, worst traffic, no waste management, diseases, high expensive rent and school fees and so many more.
@@Divyansh_Sharma05They grew up differently, in India the gap between rich and poor is so wide. You were born on the sunny side in a richer family, others in poverty. It's just luck where you are born, they were just lucky. We are all human beings and if you look at the countries where there is less of a social system, it seems to me to be worse for the people who earn less, they are the first to fall by the wayside when inflation rises and then live on the streets or in tents or cars. We are not perfect either and can learn something from the Nordic countries such as Denmark, Norway and Finland.
Most Christian holidays (including Sunday) here are recognized as either national or regional public holidays. The limited number of 24/7 stores is largely due to strong worker protections and efforts to support small businesses. Germany places a high value on maintaining a healthy work-life balance. Regarding your concerns about the healthcare system, I found some aspects a bit unclear. Typically, you contribute around 7% to 8% of your salary toward public healthcare, with a cap at a contribution of €66,600 annually. If you're dissatisfied with the public system, there's always the option of private healthcare. I might have misunderstood, but it seemed like you were comparing healthcare costs in India and Germany, suggesting that India is cheaper despite paying a similar amount (500€-1000€). Could you clarify? I know it sounds mean, but your criticisms 1-4 kind of come across as a complaint, that you have to do your part to keep society as a whole going, instead of being able to just focus on your own wellbeing. As for political extremism, I agree that it's a concern in Germany. However, I believe you are misrepresenting Germany's multi-party coalition system compared to a two-party system. Multi-party systems are generally better at preventing extremism, as fringe parties tend to remain small and less influential. It’s interesting that you mentioned the U.S. system as a counterexample, given the significant shift toward extremes in recent years, particularly with the Republican Party under Trump. This contrast highlights some of the strengths of the German system in filtering out extremist elements.
Thank you for a respectful and rational answer. I'll try to put my point. Regarding the costs in India, I meant to say 500-1000 Rupees (5 - 10Euros), not euros. That was a mistake on my side and I partially corrected it by writing the correction on screen at that moment. Ya, they are meant as criticism. While there is plenty I like about this country, these are the points that underwhelm me. I get what you mean by keeping the society together, but I think many people are just exploiting the social benifits they get, when they are perfectly capable of taking responsibility on their own. Although I have certainly been a benificiary of state funded education, I don't feel like you get as much back as you are paying in taxes, comparing to some other developed countries. But that's just my opinion, you may disagree. I agree with that, this prevents the exteme fractions from getting into power. But in real life (or in my comment sections) you can sometimes feel the presence of those supporters, and that's what I meant. Apart from that I agreed in the video that this system works well. In the US, there is polarisation but even on republicans side they are very supportive of legal immigrants, unlike some AfD leaders, who theoratically would only be against illegal ones but as the leak of their 'masterplan' revealed, they don't want immigrants of any sort. Anyway, it was great to read a nice and rational comment instead of aggression, thank you for that :)
In India, you pay 30 percent tax for the middle class with good pay and 18% to 28% GST on all the goods and services. And you get what ? Potholes on the roads, collapsing bridges, leaking Parliament, garbage-filled streets, flooded streets, and pavements with an air quality index of 500 (Delhi NCR)? Is that what you want to get back for the 30-50 percent total direct and indirect tax you pay? In India, you give a lot and get nothing in return. It is simply looting; it is not progressive. Do your research beforehand.
I understand there are many problems in India, but my comparision is not just directly with India but also with other countries globally that I have lived in or know about. And in that sense, the taxes here are very high. Also, its just frustrating to see 40% of your salaries taken away every month, that's why this video is just my own experience and opinion, I hope you understand where I am coming from :)
@@Divyansh_Sharma05You should also not forget how many social benefits you have, such as unemployment benefit, child benefit, parental benefit, housing benefit, BAföG ( Sudium), social assistance, nursing benefit, sickness benefit, maternity benefit, pension insurance, accident insurance, basic old-age pension, educational leave, short-time working allowance, child allowance, maintenance advance, parental leave, nursing leave, integration assistance, disability assistance, youth welfare, housing benefit, heating cost allowance, social ticket, family care leave. Then there are the roads, highways
As an Indian myself I've seen all the Hindus go to foreign countries for their own Benefits and then complain... Stay in India then... For example i hate India so if i go to foreign country i have to adjust.. country wont run according to you.. otherwise why you left if India was so good
Listen to the video carefully, I already said that there are other things that I like. Just because someone is criticizing something doesn't mean they are hating on it, like you are on India. No one is asking a country to run according to them, these are just opinions.
You know, in India, the prime minister openly talks about Islamophobia for the election rally, and you are saying Germany is extreme? Oh, my Lord, please save him.
There are many politicians in Germany who talk even extremely of islam and immigrants in general. Thanks a lot for praying for me to be saved, I wish the lord fullfils your dreams as well :)
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 I love such talks about illegal immigration and extremist Islamists. But Indian Muslims are immigrants? Show me one German minister or chancellor who talks the way Modi does. And show me one case of lynching of people for eating beef and burning of mosques and churches in Germany
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 Modi is a Hindu nationalist and some would say fascist. In Germany, it is only the AfD with the racist talk, not the government like in India. But yes, racism is of course a problem in Germany. Most noticable in the Ausländerbehörde. But, alas, there is racism everywhere in the world.
I have the feeling that you do not understand where you live. You find the beautiful things wonderful.....but if you have to pay for it through taxes or health insurance it is no longer fun. This system only works if WE pay for it. So you too.
Bhai absolutely loving all your videos, please make a detailed video on admissions in dual studies, what time should we apply etc. It will be very helpful for a lot, Thanks
Food in Germany is great when compared to here in Australia. People are constantly looking at the wrong stuff anyway when it comes to German food, only considering wurst and sauerkraut. There is so much more, especially the bread. But of course, apart from the bread, India has much more to offer than Germany when it comes to culinary delights.
Deutsches Essen ist nicht so schmackhaft, das sage ich als Deutsche. Wie sind einfach nur an diesen Geschmack gewöhnt, besonders empfinde ich der Gerichte nicht. Z.b. Wir verwenden nicht viele Gewürze, meist nur Salz, Pfeffer, Paprika, Knoblauch, Zwiebeln. Für einen Inder ist das wahrscheinlich sehr geschmacklos. Ich bin 60 Jahre und koche seit ich 25 Jahre alt bin kein Deutsch mehr. Wir kochen Gerichte aus aller Welt und damit im Vergleich empfinde ich unsere Küche langweilig.
@@PlantbasedSilvi Im Vergleich zur Britischen Küche ist Deutsche Küche sehr gut. Natürlich hat z. B. Indien mehr zu bieten. Ich koche auch Gerichte aus aller Welt, finde aber dass auch die Deutsche Küche was zu bieten hat. Wo Deutschland anderen Nationen deutlich was voraus hat, ist Brot. In dem Bereich können noch nicht mal Italien und Indien mithalten. Muss man auch mal anerkennen. Ich vermisse das Deutsche Brot sehr hier in Australien.
Man oh man, what's so bad about saying what you think is good and bad? Look at videos of Germans abroad, there are many videos Germany vs. Australia, vs.USA etc.
bhaiyaa i need your reply plzz i'm in 12th right now and wanna come germnay for my dual studies in cybersec after stk and some people saying do ausbuildung and other stuff and i'm B1 in goethe pune so i'm so practical person and i can feel it from inside so can you plzz suggest me what mistakes i should not do !??
Ausbilding is different from studies, its like a trainee program, so it can give you faster access to job market but the long term prospects are less than someone with a degree
You're young, of course you're healthier. My personal opinion, I prefer solidarity, for example, I don't want 40,000 million people in the USA who don't have health insurance and are dependent on the charity of doctors. We are all human beings, selfishnessOur health insurance is a solidarity-based system, which I think is actually fair. I'm in a wheelchair as a result of an accident, imagine having to bear the costs yourself. We also have a lot of preventive check-ups to detect illnesses as early as possible. All refugees who come here also get check-ups without paying into the system. Unfortunately, we also have too few doctors, especially in some rural areas. What bothers me as a German is that doctors have no empathy and don't think outside the box, because with a healthier diet many diseases could be avoided, such as coronary heart disease and diabetes 2. We Germans don't eat as healthily as many Indians, too much meat, oil, butter, margarine, fatty sausages, convenience products. I go to an Ayurvedic doctor myself and pay for it myself, if that doesn't help, the school comes first.
Thank you for the nice comments. I respect your opinions. But in my opinion such high taxes and regulations may be good for a short term and provide everyone a high standard of living. But in the long term the presence of such high taxes damages the economy and as we are already seeing, the purchasing power of a European is decreasing at a fast rate as compared to the US and less socialized countries. If this trend continues, the economy will keep getting worse, the talent will go to the countries where they are better rewarded, and it will have a huge negative impact on all the social systems.
Can you please make a video to convince Indian parents to send their child to Germany for bachelor's. Please it would be a nice help for students like me.
Indian health care system ✨ The things our doctors go through 😔😔 Maybe you aren't following the news about what's happening in our country. Honestly I am ready to pay €400/month health insurance against my will if it means things that happen in India don't happen
Yes, bureaucracy is annoying. But I feel Germany gets better with digitalisation. Smaller cities are better here than bigger ones. About tax and health care contributions I don´t agree. It is a social system and I think overall it is fair. Selfish societies have a lot of problems which are worse than paying extra. When you are very sick or in need you will appreciate it. Also you get a lot for your taxes. I guess you studied in germany, so you know what I am talking about. About extremism. yes it is annoying, but certainly less than in most other countries. India is not a model here. Germany is much better in this regard. Over all Germany seems quite okay to live in.
I agree, overall Germany is a pretty good place to live in, that's why I stayed here after my studies. These are just the underwhelming aspects in my opinion. And I don't think we get back enough for what we pay in taxes, but I understand that a huge part of it goes in helping others in need. And in my opinion Germany has a more extreme political fraction than most countries. But the good part is that they have almost no chance of getting in power. Anyway, thank you for your opinion, really appreciate that :)
I am also afraid of the AFD, they protect hatred and discord with lies, just like Trump does in the USA. I think the AFD in Germany is worse because Hitler came to power because of such populist statements when there was an economic crisis, I would never have thought it possible that the AFD would get so much support again, where today, unlike in the past, everyone can inform themselves. Of course immigration has to be regulated, which is now being done by the EU.
Not getting much of it can easily change at any time; you never know when you got in to an accident or a diagnosis of cancer. But the peace of mind that you get is not the situation here in India. If you are in the middle class and you get a diagnosis of cancer, you will go bankrupt even though you pay 30 percent in tax. Its as simple as that. Please do research before making videos and comments on the health system of India.
Yes exactly, I know that this can happen and that is why I mentioned in the video that these things can change as I age, but for a young guy who thankfully hasn't got a cancer diagnosis, it has been very expensive and frustrating. But I umderstand that this system helps many people as well, like I mentioned in the video.
I had an accident when I was 19 and suffered paraplegia, I'm really glad that I live in such a social system, because today I need aids every month that I wouldn't be able to pay for if the health insurance didn't pay for them. Or look at how many young people are getting cancer now. Of course you can do a lot better to relieve the burden on health insurance companies if more emphasis were finally placed on a healthy diet, because then there would be less diabetes, coronary heart disease and fewer other diseases such as cancer. There is so much to do with nutrition. Most old people over the age of 60 have to take medication just because they have been eating the wrong food all their lives. If they were better educated and given incentives to eat more healthily, they could. Doctors would be good doctors again
I will include one more, worst internet, it really sucks, the highest speed available there is lower than the lowest speed in India (talking about broadband btw)
Bro Doctors are humans too That's why Doctors in Germany have a very good work life balance. But India its just over worked and underpaid. And the Insurance thing you said , That's paid by everyone in the country you( Expats, Students) the germans living there, thus making healthcare acessbile to all people from the riches to poor.
Hey man, I get that. That's why I mentioned in the video multiple times that the german one might be better for the overall population, but for me personally it has been frustrating and expensive. Again, just my own experience. I hope you understand ;)
@@Divyansh_Sharma05🤔If you see that as frustrating, you could also say it's selfishness. Do they not care if the poorer population is without medical treatment? How do you feel when you come across poor people on the street sleeping in cars or tents like in the USA? Do you know that very few people in Germany are really lazy and don't want to work, that there is only a very small minority? Citizens' income is made up of many women who are raising their children alone and therefore often only get to work half days because there are not enough nursery places due to a lack of staff. We have also taken in Ukrainians and pay them citizen's allowance, again to single women, because the men in Ukraine have to be available for the military. Take a look at the Nordic countries, there are usually even more women there.
@@PlantbasedSilvi Just because I don't like paying this much for the medical insurance doesn't mean I don't want people to have an access to medicare. There are many more cost efficient and better ways to do so, like many other countries are doing.
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I have lived in 6 countries and in every one there is a common theme-nobody likes the healthcare system. Nobody. The problem is, people think of it as a personal service when it’s really a public good. That means it needs to be treated like taxes, not what you “get out of it” for your euro. The fact that a hospital saves your bus driver and people like him/her means your buses run smoothly etc..
Hey, ya that is true, its a socialized system and gives many benifits to many people. But as I said in the video, I am just talking from my own personal experience and there are people who get great service in Germany, while in India the system can be harsh especially for poor people. But in my personal experience, I always prefer waiting for the time I go back to India to get a doctors consultation. I hope you understand where I am coming from :)
Everyone has a different feeling, which I don't like as a German. Summer is too changeable, tax returns are too unfair, the rich can calculate the tax with a tax citizen almost to 0 but the simple worker or the middle class has a hard time. Ok, if you have 60,000 euros you can buy real estate, take out a loan and deduct it. I would find the tax system fairer if everyone paid their taxes according to their income and could no longer deduct anything, but the taxes were a little lower.
I think it would be better if more start-ups were supported. I think our school system is outdated, children have to learn by heart and are not supported individually, I like the school systems in the Nordic countries better.
I think it's outdated if you're not allowed to hang out laundry on Sundays in some areas, I can understand that you don't want to hear loud noises, like mowing the lawn or a drill, especially if you're sitting nicely in the garden with neighbors, but hanging out laundry doesn't make any loud noises. I think we could be a bit more polite to strangers and not always think they want to hurt us, complain, etc.
But The Tax thing i agree bhai, but dont forget people , Germany gives free education, cheap public transports and many more to people
Yes, that too. For some people its really helpful. But paying so much taxes every month can be frustrating haha
@@Divyansh_Sharma05much better than earning in bangalore 😂 I pay 30% direct tax and many other indirect taxes and get what? Pathetic infrastructure, pollution, worst traffic, no waste management, diseases, high expensive rent and school fees and so many more.
@@Divyansh_Sharma05They grew up differently, in India the gap between rich and poor is so wide. You were born on the sunny side in a richer family, others in poverty. It's just luck where you are born, they were just lucky. We are all human beings and if you look at the countries where there is less of a social system, it seems to me to be worse for the people who earn less, they are the first to fall by the wayside when inflation rises and then live on the streets or in tents or cars. We are not perfect either and can learn something from the Nordic countries such as Denmark, Norway and Finland.
Most Christian holidays (including Sunday) here are recognized as either national or regional public holidays. The limited number of 24/7 stores is largely due to strong worker protections and efforts to support small businesses. Germany places a high value on maintaining a healthy work-life balance.
Regarding your concerns about the healthcare system, I found some aspects a bit unclear. Typically, you contribute around 7% to 8% of your salary toward public healthcare, with a cap at a contribution of €66,600 annually. If you're dissatisfied with the public system, there's always the option of private healthcare. I might have misunderstood, but it seemed like you were comparing healthcare costs in India and Germany, suggesting that India is cheaper despite paying a similar amount (500€-1000€). Could you clarify?
I know it sounds mean, but your criticisms 1-4 kind of come across as a complaint, that you have to do your part to keep society as a whole going, instead of being able to just focus on your own wellbeing.
As for political extremism, I agree that it's a concern in Germany. However, I believe you are misrepresenting Germany's multi-party coalition system compared to a two-party system. Multi-party systems are generally better at preventing extremism, as fringe parties tend to remain small and less influential. It’s interesting that you mentioned the U.S. system as a counterexample, given the significant shift toward extremes in recent years, particularly with the Republican Party under Trump. This contrast highlights some of the strengths of the German system in filtering out extremist elements.
Thank you for a respectful and rational answer. I'll try to put my point.
Regarding the costs in India, I meant to say 500-1000 Rupees (5 - 10Euros), not euros. That was a mistake on my side and I partially corrected it by writing the correction on screen at that moment.
Ya, they are meant as criticism. While there is plenty I like about this country, these are the points that underwhelm me. I get what you mean by keeping the society together, but I think many people are just exploiting the social benifits they get, when they are perfectly capable of taking responsibility on their own. Although I have certainly been a benificiary of state funded education, I don't feel like you get as much back as you are paying in taxes, comparing to some other developed countries. But that's just my opinion, you may disagree.
I agree with that, this prevents the exteme fractions from getting into power. But in real life (or in my comment sections) you can sometimes feel the presence of those supporters, and that's what I meant. Apart from that I agreed in the video that this system works well. In the US, there is polarisation but even on republicans side they are very supportive of legal immigrants, unlike some AfD leaders, who theoratically would only be against illegal ones but as the leak of their 'masterplan' revealed, they don't want immigrants of any sort.
Anyway, it was great to read a nice and rational comment instead of aggression, thank you for that :)
In India, you pay 30 percent tax for the middle class with good pay and 18% to 28% GST on all the goods and services. And you get what ? Potholes on the roads, collapsing bridges, leaking Parliament, garbage-filled streets, flooded streets, and pavements with an air quality index of 500 (Delhi NCR)? Is that what you want to get back for the 30-50 percent total direct and indirect tax you pay? In India, you give a lot and get nothing in return. It is simply looting; it is not progressive. Do your research beforehand.
I understand there are many problems in India, but my comparision is not just directly with India but also with other countries globally that I have lived in or know about. And in that sense, the taxes here are very high.
Also, its just frustrating to see 40% of your salaries taken away every month, that's why this video is just my own experience and opinion, I hope you understand where I am coming from :)
@@Divyansh_Sharma05You should also not forget how many social benefits you have, such as unemployment benefit, child benefit, parental benefit, housing benefit, BAföG ( Sudium), social assistance, nursing benefit, sickness benefit, maternity benefit, pension insurance, accident insurance, basic old-age pension, educational leave, short-time working allowance, child allowance, maintenance advance, parental leave, nursing leave, integration assistance, disability assistance, youth welfare, housing benefit, heating cost allowance, social ticket, family care leave. Then there are the roads, highways
As an Indian myself I've seen all the Hindus go to foreign countries for their own Benefits and then complain... Stay in India then... For example i hate India so if i go to foreign country i have to adjust.. country wont run according to you.. otherwise why you left if India was so good
Listen to the video carefully, I already said that there are other things that I like. Just because someone is criticizing something doesn't mean they are hating on it, like you are on India. No one is asking a country to run according to them, these are just opinions.
You know, in India, the prime minister openly talks about Islamophobia for the election rally, and you are saying Germany is extreme? Oh, my Lord, please save him.
Deutschland ist im Vergleich zu den anderen islamischen Ländern und Indien immer besser....
There are many politicians in Germany who talk even extremely of islam and immigrants in general.
Thanks a lot for praying for me to be saved, I wish the lord fullfils your dreams as well :)
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 I love such talks about illegal immigration and extremist Islamists. But Indian Muslims are immigrants? Show me one German minister or chancellor who talks the way Modi does. And show me one case of lynching of people for eating beef and burning of mosques and churches in Germany
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 zum Beispiel AFD... Dennoch sind sie ja besser als die verdammten indischen politischen Parteien und die nutzlosen Politiker
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 Modi is a Hindu nationalist and some would say fascist. In Germany, it is only the AfD with the racist talk, not the government like in India.
But yes, racism is of course a problem in Germany. Most noticable in the Ausländerbehörde. But, alas, there is racism everywhere in the world.
I have the feeling that you do not understand where you live. You find the beautiful things wonderful.....but if you have to pay for it through taxes or health insurance it is no longer fun. This system only works if WE pay for it. So you too.
Bhai absolutely loving all your videos, please make a detailed video on admissions in dual studies, what time should we apply etc. It will be very helpful for a lot, Thanks
I made on already on that, hope you find it helpful ;)
Food in Germany is great when compared to here in Australia. People are constantly looking at the wrong stuff anyway when it comes to German food, only considering wurst and sauerkraut. There is so much more, especially the bread.
But of course, apart from the bread, India has much more to offer than Germany when it comes to culinary delights.
Deutsches Essen ist nicht so schmackhaft, das sage ich als Deutsche. Wie sind einfach nur an diesen Geschmack gewöhnt, besonders empfinde ich der Gerichte nicht. Z.b. Wir verwenden nicht viele Gewürze, meist nur Salz, Pfeffer, Paprika, Knoblauch, Zwiebeln.
Für einen Inder ist das wahrscheinlich sehr geschmacklos.
Ich bin 60 Jahre und koche seit ich 25 Jahre alt bin kein Deutsch mehr. Wir kochen Gerichte aus aller Welt und damit im Vergleich empfinde ich unsere Küche langweilig.
@@PlantbasedSilvi Im Vergleich zur Britischen Küche ist Deutsche Küche sehr gut. Natürlich hat z. B. Indien mehr zu bieten.
Ich koche auch Gerichte aus aller Welt, finde aber dass auch die Deutsche Küche was zu bieten hat.
Wo Deutschland anderen Nationen deutlich was voraus hat, ist Brot. In dem Bereich können noch nicht mal Italien und Indien mithalten. Muss man auch mal anerkennen. Ich vermisse das Deutsche Brot sehr hier in Australien.
If you don‘t like it here why are you here? BTW ,this our country . Our lifestyle,our habits ,our culture,our rules! It‘s simple as That.
Oh dear you don't want to improve your society?I guess you are part of the problem??
@@thailandsnippets901 they love their smoky society
Man oh man, what's so bad about saying what you think is good and bad? Look at videos of Germans abroad, there are many videos Germany vs. Australia, vs.USA etc.
bhaiyaa i need your reply plzz i'm in 12th right now and wanna come germnay for my dual studies in cybersec after stk and some people saying do ausbuildung and other stuff and i'm B1 in goethe pune so i'm so practical person and i can feel it from inside so can you plzz suggest me what mistakes i should not do !??
Ausbilding is different from studies, its like a trainee program, so it can give you faster access to job market but the long term prospects are less than someone with a degree
Insightful
Thanks ;)
nice bhaiya :) very informative
Thank you very much :)
You're young, of course you're healthier. My personal opinion, I prefer solidarity, for example, I don't want 40,000 million people in the USA who don't have health insurance and are dependent on the charity of doctors. We are all human beings, selfishnessOur health insurance is a solidarity-based system, which I think is actually fair. I'm in a wheelchair as a result of an accident, imagine having to bear the costs yourself. We also have a lot of preventive check-ups to detect illnesses as early as possible. All refugees who come here also get check-ups without paying into the system. Unfortunately, we also have too few doctors, especially in some rural areas.
What bothers me as a German is that doctors have no empathy and don't think outside the box, because with a healthier diet many diseases could be avoided, such as coronary heart disease and diabetes 2. We Germans don't eat as healthily as many Indians, too much meat, oil, butter, margarine, fatty sausages, convenience products. I go to an Ayurvedic doctor myself and pay for it myself, if that doesn't help, the school comes first.
Thank you for the nice comments. I respect your opinions.
But in my opinion such high taxes and regulations may be good for a short term and provide everyone a high standard of living. But in the long term the presence of such high taxes damages the economy and as we are already seeing, the purchasing power of a European is decreasing at a fast rate as compared to the US and less socialized countries.
If this trend continues, the economy will keep getting worse, the talent will go to the countries where they are better rewarded, and it will have a huge negative impact on all the social systems.
Can you please make a video to convince Indian parents to send their child to Germany for bachelor's. Please it would be a nice help for students like me.
Having a hard time convincing your parents? :)
hey man ! loved your insights
also i would like to hear the incident happened with you . kindly share if comfortable :)
Thanks a lot, will keep that in mind :)
Indian health care system ✨
The things our doctors go through 😔😔
Maybe you aren't following the news about what's happening in our country. Honestly I am ready to pay €400/month health insurance against my will if it means things that happen in India don't happen
I know the news, that incident is disheartning :(
In bangalore also it rains anytime 😂 and later whole city get flooded 😂
Eh, shallow content - I think you don't understand things to the core.
Yes, bureaucracy is annoying. But I feel Germany gets better with digitalisation. Smaller cities are better here than bigger ones. About tax and health care contributions I don´t agree. It is a social system and I think overall it is fair. Selfish societies have a lot of problems which are worse than paying extra. When you are very sick or in need you will appreciate it. Also you get a lot for your taxes. I guess you studied in germany, so you know what I am talking about. About extremism. yes it is annoying, but certainly less than in most other countries. India is not a model here. Germany is much better in this regard. Over all Germany seems quite okay to live in.
I agree, overall Germany is a pretty good place to live in, that's why I stayed here after my studies. These are just the underwhelming aspects in my opinion.
And I don't think we get back enough for what we pay in taxes, but I understand that a huge part of it goes in helping others in need.
And in my opinion Germany has a more extreme political fraction than most countries. But the good part is that they have almost no chance of getting in power.
Anyway, thank you for your opinion, really appreciate that :)
I am also afraid of the AFD, they protect hatred and discord with lies, just like Trump does in the USA. I think the AFD in Germany is worse because Hitler came to power because of such populist statements when there was an economic crisis, I would never have thought it possible that the AFD would get so much support again, where today, unlike in the past, everyone can inform themselves. Of course immigration has to be regulated, which is now being done by the EU.
Not getting much of it can easily change at any time; you never know when you got in to an accident or a diagnosis of cancer. But the peace of mind that you get is not the situation here in India. If you are in the middle class and you get a diagnosis of cancer, you will go bankrupt even though you pay 30 percent in tax. Its as simple as that. Please do research before making videos and comments on the health system of India.
Yes exactly, I know that this can happen and that is why I mentioned in the video that these things can change as I age, but for a young guy who thankfully hasn't got a cancer diagnosis, it has been very expensive and frustrating. But I umderstand that this system helps many people as well, like I mentioned in the video.
I had an accident when I was 19 and suffered paraplegia, I'm really glad that I live in such a social system, because today I need aids every month that I wouldn't be able to pay for if the health insurance didn't pay for them. Or look at how many young people are getting cancer now. Of course you can do a lot better to relieve the burden on health insurance companies if more emphasis were finally placed on a healthy diet, because then there would be less diabetes, coronary heart disease and fewer other diseases such as cancer. There is so much to do with nutrition. Most old people over the age of 60 have to take medication just because they have been eating the wrong food all their lives. If they were better educated and given incentives to eat more healthily, they could. Doctors would be good doctors again
I will include one more, worst internet, it really sucks, the highest speed available there is lower than the lowest speed in India (talking about broadband btw)
Das glaube ich sogar, wie brauchen ewig für den Ausbau. Hatte Glasfaser bis die Firma pleite ging. 😂
I didn't feel any problems in Germany after this video.
That's good :)
😂 BTW, are you German? You seem to have taken this video personally.
Bhai German me fir mat ruko aajao India me yaha sab kuch hai
Accha hai bhai Germany bhi, bahut acchi qualities hai, banaunga uspe bhi video ;)
Is the anti-immigration sentiment also presumably a thing in CH
Maybe, they have more strict rules anyway :)
Bro Doctors are humans too That's why Doctors in Germany have a very good work life balance. But India its just over worked and underpaid. And the Insurance thing you said , That's paid by everyone in the country you( Expats, Students) the germans living there, thus making healthcare acessbile to all people from the riches to poor.
Hey man, I get that. That's why I mentioned in the video multiple times that the german one might be better for the overall population, but for me personally it has been frustrating and expensive. Again, just my own experience. I hope you understand ;)
@@Divyansh_Sharma05🤔If you see that as frustrating, you could also say it's selfishness. Do they not care if the poorer population is without medical treatment? How do you feel when you come across poor people on the street sleeping in cars or tents like in the USA? Do you know that very few people in Germany are really lazy and don't want to work, that there is only a very small minority? Citizens' income is made up of many women who are raising their children alone and therefore often only get to work half days because there are not enough nursery places due to a lack of staff. We have also taken in Ukrainians and pay them citizen's allowance, again to single women, because the men in Ukraine have to be available for the military. Take a look at the Nordic countries, there are usually even more women there.
@@PlantbasedSilvi Just because I don't like paying this much for the medical insurance doesn't mean I don't want people to have an access to medicare. There are many more cost efficient and better ways to do so, like many other countries are doing.
immigration thing is actually true btw
yeah :)
always random Indian dude helps us hahahha
Glad you find it helpful ;)
@@Divyansh_Sharma05 love you my curry people you guys have best curry I love curry
Wow amazed how primitive and bureaucratic they are. Amazing in 2024!!
So, Germans are primitive?