Another Amazing Video From Volker Pispers I Wir müssen den Zug anhalten! GERMAN SATIRE REACTION 

Thank you for the video! ♥

Das ist die Realität in der wir kleinen Leute alle zusammen leben !

I really LOVE your Videos, please keep producing them, whenever you found something you want to react on or just wan´t to talk about. Honestly: I follow a LOT of channels, but YOURS is defintly one of my Top-3-Favourites!

Volker is great. Sad to see that he will not produce more shows 😢 btw youre looking good Judith!

Hey Judy ♥️ Long time ago he?! >>>German ... Volker Pispers hatte einst aufgehört mit satire, ebend weil die Leute lachten während er dem Publikum den Spiegel vorgehalten hatte. Er hat es witzig verpackt, ja, aber die Leute haben es nicht verstanden worum es diesen Herren ging. Nämlich mal die Augen zu öffnen und hinzuweisen und auch mal zum selbstdenken anregen! Like your Vids Judy 👍

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mANY EDUCATED PPL KNOW ABOUT THIS SYSTEM AND HOW IT WORKS; BUT pISPER IS A SPECIALIST WHO UNDERSTANDS HOW TO EXPLAIN; HOW THE WORLD WORKS;TO NON SPECIALISTS IN THIS TOPIC: AS pROF: dR lESCH DOES ABOUT ASTRONOMIE:

Hi African Girl, the humorous way Volker presents facts is unfortunately lost in translation. I guess. I hear it and see the translation... I mean... no comparison. He portrays real circumstances very sarcastically. It's so scathing that you have to laugh about it again because everyone knows the reality and partly sees themselves in it. It's "evil", black German humor. I think difficult for others to understand. The way he describes the big circumstances of the world is very funny to Germans. Greetings from Northern Germany

i'm from germany, greeting to you 😀 i have respect for volker Pispers. But he's blaming capitalism while criticising the government. He is wrong about capitalism. but the facts he tells are true

I am NOT sure if you understood the points. Since German is my native language, I understand the English translation in your video. Very inadequate. Too many mistakes. That's down to the AI. Every now and then V. Pispers mumbles and slurs some words. Native Germans don't even notice this. But the AI then confusingly translates something completely different from what he actually said. So I have created a transcript for you that is hopefully easier to understand. However, English is not my mother tongue. So I hope it works anyway. After that follows the german transcript. Have FUN! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 0:45 Now show me a single area where these five parties - CDU, CSU, SPD, FDP and Greens - have improved anything for the majority of the population in the last 30 years. Should we start with pensions? No, better not, we'll start crying. Let's also leave out education policy. That's also... ...no, not really. 1:03 But what about healthcare? We've had one reform after another. Haven't we? Healthcare! There, yes! Reforms of the century have piled up there. Where has it actually gotten better? In the hospital? In the surgeries? For the doctors? For the patients? Has it gotten better for the staff? Has it gotten better in nursing homes? In old people's homes? Where has it improved? Why don't you help? You keep voting for them. 1:20 What about the unemployment figures? Do we have more or fewer unemployed people than 30 years ago due to the policies of the CDU, CSU, SPD, FDP and Greens? Do we have more or less national debt than 30 years ago due to the serious budgetary policy of the CDU, CSU, SPD, FDP and Greens? 1:37 What about tax justice? How many times have you promised to make the tax system fairer? And more transparent. I can hardly recognize it anymore. Please help me. I'll give you six weeks to do your research. And you can also make use of the Bundestag's scientific service. 1:53 Nothing can change, ladies and gentlemen. They have conspired with this capitalist value system. We are on a train hurtling towards an abyss. If we are honest, we know what the abyss looks like. This is the United States of America. 2:06 This is capitalism in its final stage. You can go and see it there. But you don't just have to walk around Manhattan or Disneyland. You have to go to the outskirts of New York or Los Angeles. You won't come back, but then you'll know what's going on there. 2:21 The USA is a completely desolidarized society. This is capitalism in its final stage. The rich have entrenched themselves in special neighborhoods. With access codes and security guards. They have their own universities, their own hospitals, their own schools and kindergartens. 2:34 The middle class has completely dissolved in the last crisis. They now need two jobs at the same time to be able to live. From the third eight-hour job onwards, they no longer need their own apartment. That saves you a lot of money. 2:46 The bottom third are completely stuck in the mud. They are either completely homeless or live in neighborhoods where the police no longer dare to enter. The only socio-political measure is to lock them up. 2:58 There are more people in prison per 1000 inhabitants in the USA than in any other country in the world. Including North Korea and China. And although so many people are locked up in the USA... ...is a business model, by the way, private prisons can make real money... Even though so many people are locked up, the leading cause of death for young Americans is murder. 3:17 Every year over 30,000 Americans are shot on the street. That's over 80 a day. 80 deaths a day is what they call civil war in Iraq. It's the same in the USA. Capitalism in its final stage is civil war. Except that it's not the poor fighting the rich, it's the poor shooting each other up, with the weapons the rich have sold them. Just like we are doing with Africa. That is capitalism. Divide and rule. "Dividend" et impera. 95% of the American media is in the hands of five rich families. They have pulled the barbed wire so perfectly through people's heads that they even reject politicians who want to get them health insurance. And we are racing towards this desolidarized society, towards this abyss. And our politicians say we can't stop the train. Well, can we perhaps lay the tracks along the abyss like this? A small course correction like this? No, says Merkel, "There is no alternative to this direction." I see. We can't stop the train. We can't determine the direction. Why do we vote? Ah, I remember. We can change the train driver. Every four years. That's funny. But the media go to a lot of trouble. You have to say that. Every four years they organize a directional election on a single track. And if we're really rebellious, we change the train driver and say "Hold your course, step on the gas!". We have to stop the train. Don't we? We have to stop the train and discuss how we really want to live. How do we want to live in Germany? How in Europe? How should the world continue to live? What do we need? What do we not need? Do we need banks that have a 26% return on equity? Earn more with money than with work? Should private and statutory health insurance exist side by side? That some people can insure themselves better for less money than others for more money? These are all discussions. But you can't have them on a moving train. You first have to... ...but stopping the train against the driver's will is only possible with the emergency brake. And the Germans don't want that. The emergency brake is too unpredictable. That is... ...the coffee can spill over your pants. Anything can happen. Then rather abyss. The German knows what's coming. That's for sure. What's more, 80% of newspaper readers hope that they will sit in the last carriage and get caught on the edge. And then people come along and say what would be the alternative? Well, the alternative? The alternative would be, for example, an interest-free economic system? People have already done the math. You can find it on the Internet. But you have to look for it yourself. You have to "google" it. You have to "google" terms like that. You won't find anything about it in the newspaper. You have to inform yourself on the internet. With keywords. Before it all gets blocked. Democratic socialism? What about that? It's never been tried. It's even in the SPD party program. But right at the back in secret ink. But the word socialism is of course dead. You have to honestly acknowledge that. Here in West Germany, it's impossible to convey that at all. We can't forget those terrible images when the Wall came down. That's just... ...isn't it? This... ...these people bent over in grief, broken by communism. These slums. With tent cities as far as the eye could see. In the big cities, these homeless people... ...the long queues... ...queuing at soup kitchens for a hot meal a day. People without health insurance. People without teeth. These were images... ...from the USA. Excuse me, now I'm a bit confused. Homeless without teeth was USA. GDR was without bananas. Excuse me. Excuse me. We always want to be fair. Mr. Gauck, I would like to talk about the economy. What do you think? Could it be that for 50% of Americans today, the standard of living of GDR citizens 30 years ago would be paradise on earth? Including educational opportunities for their children? What do you think, Mr. Gauck? Are pensioners in Greece better or worse off today than pensioners in the GDR 30 years ago? That would be an interesting discussion. But you can forget that. I know. As soon as you mention the word socialism, some German immediately says "What should the employer say?" And that's a good question. The German has a job he can't live on. But he can still lose it. He still can't live, but he doesn't even have a job anymore. You at least want to be part of the Colosseum. It doesn't matter in what capacity. "Social is what creates work" actually only means that you still feel somehow needed even as lion's food. We are governed by fear, ladies and gentlemen. By fear. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)