Always bargains, always offers, and always buy where it is cheapest. That is a virtue with us. a matter of course and a must. It's not that there's no money or that you can't make ends meet, but it's a passion. And that's exactly what is destroying our lives. Because we now need a sustainable economy based on solidarity.
Cheap at any price.
For example, you buy grill meat in a supermarket from the place after that, because it is the cheapest there. What you save is left at the gas station, but it doesn't matter. The thing with Climate protection and animal welfare is a matter for others. “You can't do anything anyway.” Is the excuse. You try out a bike at the dealer and then order it online. The dealer then goes bankrupt. The pizza is brought to you by an app service whose business model is to pay the individual restaurants very little for the dishes and to have them delivered by people on bicycles for a starvation wage. It is very convenient for those who order, but it is ruining many restaurants. That is exactly what a solidary, sustainable economy can prevent. It is also very practical to order a limousine with an app and it is also cheap. But the price is not real. The price is so low because it is an investment by a company that wants to take over all the taxi rides. And also wants to use our data through the applications to turn us into transparent consumers.
"If I change something, none of that changes anyway."
Klaus average consumer
Every purchase counts, because if we buy the wrong products, our world will never change for the better.
And that's how it works with all products. And every purchase from cheapest aggravates the situation of the world. Because cheap prices are only possible if there is massive pressure on them Producer or provider is exercised. This creates a chain in which one pressure always exerts on the next in order to become even cheaper. This means that all solidarity, environmental protection and fairness fall by the wayside. People, animals and nature are exploited. All of our living space is destroyed, the air is polluted and the water is poisoned. Anyone who can no longer withstand the pressure in the chain or does not want to withstand it, falls out of the system and is replaced. That is exactly why we have one solidary, sustainable economy need.
That leaves only those who don't care about anything anyway.
And those who don't care about everything rationalize their production processes without social responsibility. More and more people are losing their jobs. And the price war is forcing more and more small and medium-sized companies to give up and also all the self-employed and thus their network of collaborators. As a result, an infinite number of jobs are lost. The diversity and proximity of the companies is lost. The cityscape continues to become impoverished. You no longer have a contact person. Nobody is responsible anymore. All that remains is a hotline with eternal waiting times and poor service.
Our cheap madness makes us surrender to the system. That we sacrifice what we love for a "bargain". So that sooner or later we will feel the consequences in our own lives. Be it through loss of existence, unemployment, damage to health, loneliness, destruction of nature, loss of freedom through general impoverishment, so that one can no longer trust oneself on the street and global crises like Corona, which can lead to wars.
Our out of control Growth economy transform into a solidary sustainable economy ...
If you can't find work at the big companies, sooner or later you won't have any more work. If you keep in mind that these big ones Companys replace as many jobs as possible with robots or IT and many parts of the production process Outsourcing to countries that can produce very cheaply at the expense of people and nature is a pretty bleak panorama. The corporate strategy is simply clear. It's about making a profit. Social responsibility is not a corporate goal. So you should actually think carefully whether you feed such systems with your money. It is up to us to transform our economy into a solidary, sustainable economy.
"We build a machine that builds machines."
The Tesla CEO on the construction of the Tesla plants in Berlin.
In the end, “cheap” kills us all.
So please be careful with “cheap”, because you dig your own grave with it. Not today, not tomorrow, but very soon and with 100% certainty. In addition, you take the future from the next generation, i.e. your own children.
The real losers are just being born.
Der "Cheap delusion“At the expense of those who cannot say anything like animals, trees, rivers, the air and the sea. Then "cheap" goes to the detriment of those we just don't care about, because they live on the other side of the world. And then "cheap" destroys our own existence. Those of workers, white-collar workers, small and medium-sized companies as well as self-employed people and pensioners and people without work. And then it also affects those who are just being born. Our children. The future of the coming generations will be burdened with such problems, so that they actually have no chance of a real life, because the basis of life is already scarce.
We should react immediately to save time.
Instead of doing everything to immediately deal with the planet and resources better, to gain time, to find the right solutions, we look further away and discuss. Who is to blame and who has to start to change something.
We need one now sustainableto build a solidarity-based economy.
It is our chance now, with a solidary, sustainable economy, the people who animals and to focus on nature. Right now, when all attention is focused on Corona, we cannot miss starting over.
We must now transform growth capitalism, which is out of control, into a social, sustainable economy. For us and as an example for other countries. Because everyone has to participate now. Time is running and once the rainforest has been cut down, it cannot be brought back. And if ours Groundwater contaminated then you can no longer drink it. And if we don't start to accept alternative forms of nutrition now, we will soon have nothing left to live on. It's serious. You can either continue doing something like before until everything collapses ... or you start right now to reflect on what is really important. The life.
