Ich empöre mich…
- Physische und psychische harte Arbeit im Krankenhaus für ein Nasenwasser an Lohn…
- zunehmende Belastungen;
- immer mehr Patienten für den einzelnen Pfleger;
- keine Zeit um gute Pflege zu leisten;
- Menschen werden zu Patienten, Patienten zur Ware;
- Bereicherung am kranken Menschen durch Unternehmen die Milliarden umsetzen;
- kaum ein Pfleger schafft es bis zum Rentenalter;
- eine ruhige Schicht ist die Ausnahme von der Regel;
- Krankenkassen bauen ihre Tempel aus Glas, der Versicherungsnehmer zahlt es;
- kommt ein VIP auf Station wird massiv mobilisiert damit alles gut aussieht!…
Was ist hier los???
Ich bin die 99%
#Ich empöre mich
#wir sind die 99%
#occupy together
#aCAMPada Berlin
#Empört euch
#
I am now a student of Applied Social Studies, 23 years old, living in Germany, loving my hobbys and get involved in politics.
I gradiuated from design college and completed 7 internships, altogether more than 18 months working almost full time for free.
Every single time my bosses wanted to hire me, but thanks to the worldwide economic crisis they simply couldn’t.
The Jobcenter forced me to go through senseless and asinine educational center.
If I wasn’t supported by my family, I wouldn’t be able to study. Although I already have a 1.800€ bill in my 3rd semester. Deducting the rent I have less than 30€ left ervey month.
I am supporting the Basic Income Guarantee Movement with all my will and powers.
I am the 99%.
Occupy everything!
#We are the 99%
#Wir sind die 99%
#occupy everything
#occupy together
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vd9TPHOQFVQ&feature=channel_video_title
hello,
we, “The Chimagels” are supporters of your movement.
So we composed, produced, played a song aubout it.
You can hear and download the song as often you like on youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vd9TPHOQFVQ&feature=channel_video_title
Please feel free to play and copy the song.
It would be helpful to sing this song during demonstrations worldwide.
We guess, a common hymn would be helpful for our targets.
We’ll send this eMail to all supporters we know, please
do the same.
All the Best…we are the 99 percent
P. Sielman (The Chimagels)
#Wir sind die 99%
#We are the 99%
Koch
750 Euro netto in Vollzeit
Perspektive: Auswandern
Rente? Welche Rente?
Ich bin einer von 99%
I have worked constantly since age 14.
Graduated with honors, a Management Degree, and $23,000 in debt. Aced my economics and finance courses. After college, I studied hard, earning my Series 7 and 66 licenses, then two state insurance licenses so that I could start working as a financial advisor. I quit due to the misguided ethics behind our commission structure despite earning sales awards.
Next, I tried entrepreneurship. Took out $40,000 in loans to finance a radical idea for a Web site. When it failed, my loans were still due. No bailouts, no begging. I started working 50+ hrs/wk in administration for a healthcare startup company to repay the debts. There, I’m still fortunate enough to recruit nurses, manage a Web site, and answer questions for 200 nurses about their 401(k) plans. It’s hard work, but I enjoy the challenge.
Months ago, I discovered several potentially cancerous growths and had them removed. Fortunately, they were benign, but the additional debt burden left me insolvent since I can’t afford health insurance.
Bankruptcy is now my only exit strategy.
We are the 99%.
I am 3 years out of college, employed, with only $10,000 in debt. I am lucky! I work full-time for a nonprofit. I make less then $20,000 a year, I can survive on this. I am lucky! I can not afford the buy in ($175) for my work’s Health Saving Plan -> I don’t have Health Insurance once I turn 26 (9 more months) and can’t be on my mother’s plan. The only reason I have never had to chose between food and gas is because my parents sometimes help me. I can afford rent in a decent part of the city. I can afford car insurance. I can (sometimes) pay back my student loans. I am luck! My company does not include sexual orientation in their non-discrimination policy. I am queer. I don’t have job security because of my sexuality, but I have a job. I am Lucky! (kind of) I have little chance of making more then $20,000 a year with my company. I have little chance of finding a better paying job. I AM LUCKY! But I’m also scared. I can survive, but for how long?
- I am the 99%
occupywallst.org
