Who holds power. Who inherits privilege. Who pays the price.
Questioning why some of the loudest voices describing Russia as an existential threat to Europe appear unwilling to personally accept the sacrifices implied by their own rhetoric.
Read the article : World War III, Sponsored by People Who Won't AttendThe "Two-Class" Workforce: Serfs vs. Tourists. In Germany, inherited wealth matters more than hard work. While some inherit financial freedom, others waste their lives working just to survive. I argue that instead of feeling guilty for slacking off or calling in sick, we should feel guilty for giving employers our most valuable asset: our time.
Read the article : Feeling Guilty if I Don’t Call In Sick Often EnoughThe people calling for compulsory service after building their own lives without ever having served themselves.
Read the article : The Uniform Looks Better on You: Germany’s Pro Conscription Crowd Who Never ServedHow Moral Hypocrisy and a Culture of Denial Poison a Country.
Read the article : Germany: The Case for CondemnationWeaponized Incompetence as a Career Strategy. A Civil Servant’s Guide to Getting Ahead.
Read the article : The Competence Trap: Why Being Good at Your Job Can Hurt Your CareerHow Well-Paid Intelligence Elites Preach Sacrifice While Selling You Out.
Read the article : Case August Hanning: I f’n Told You Loyalty Was a Scam
