The Rise of Poverty in Europe | ENDEVR Documentary
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119 million people in Europe live under the breadline today. How could this happen? The reality of deprived children, unemployed young adults, and indigent workers spreads all around the Union. What does Europe do for them? Visiting young unemployed people in Ireland, Italy, and Portugal, this film investigates beyond the social and economic aspects and outlines how this situation impacts politics.
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119 million people in Europe live under the breadline today.
How could this happen? The reality of deprived children, unemployed young adults, and indigent workers spreads all around the Union. What does Europe do for them?
Visiting young unemployed people in Ireland, Italy and Portugal, this film investigates beyond the social and economic aspects and outlines how this situation impacts politics.
Wow 😮 is that out of 450 million living in the EU, or the 750 million living in the continent as a whole?
Taxes are higher and people have less money. Crazy concept.
Ain't white supremacy grand?
@@Ian-yf1rl I would add that taxes are higher for working people, making work less attractive. crazy concept.
The result of capitalist exploitation of labor is increasing the gap between rich and poor and increasing Homelessness !!!
I wish they'd stop saying "not earning enough". Intended or not, this puts the blame on the workers. They aren't PAID enough. Big difference.
Absolutely correct, how can you survive if you aren't paid enough? 0 contract hours, 8 , 16 hours contracts
Jobs ads : amazing opportunity to work 2 shifts a week 16 hours , good luck surviving and coping with living
exactly lmao
Language is everything.
Is this an EU problem or an emerging global problem? I feel like it's happening everywhere
as an Asian I second this. Rising energy, education, housing and food price destroy people financial globally
@@redemissariumthe "globalists" already have a solution. Their Great Reset and their motto is "You will own nothing and be happy".
its everywhere, we are all held hostages by big companies controlling the economy of the world.
im from israel we experienced it but now with the war going on it happens even faster
Canadian training for street life here 🎉
Im from Bosnia, a Balkan country,worked in window manufacturing for 2 Euros and most of the products go to the Netherlands. I know for a fact that those windows were not going to houses built for an individual but for some big company. I can also bet that those windows costet in the hundreds and more than 50% of the money went to the companys owner and the misly rest for expenses.
I swear to you, those windows cost hundreds of euros.
theyre ripping you off.
I am dentist in Serbia, and I earn 300e a month. Private dental office. 😂
@dunjabakic4012 Obviously you are not good one 😂😂!!
And when president Dodik told about increasing of minimum wage salary,many companies immediately started thinking about shutting down and changing their location to some other country.
and here we are in 2023 and in my opinion 10 times worse than it was then
Portugal has always been in crisis and it's due to corruption. I own a house already paid for, have my own vehicle paid for and still can't get a job to pay for groceries, gas, and electricity.
well you have alot more then some people do with the house paid vehicle paid because to some that is still a dream better to be cold in your house with no electric and gass then cold out on the street.
@@Anon1370That was not the point. This person can not get a job to pay for other needs. So how long will you own a car and a house without a job or money to buy food. Everyone will be poor in this SDG/ag21-30. It is communism. Europe will be like the Sovjetunion but under a cybernetic panopticon surrvelliance system.
@@Anon1370 He can sell all his assets and move to one of the Balkan countries where he can retire and happily live ever after.
thats an excuse! portuguese like to suffer and their society is trained to not take responibility. because of their history. The corruption is a blessing for them to survive. Nothing just wealthy people do.
Move to Switzerland. We need construction workers and cleaners and porters at hotels.
0:44 the guy didn't mean to say "not everyday", he meant that the employers have non problem in replacing you the next day if they want to
People in Europe and America are getting POORER and POORER every day.
thank people for that one
@@angelachanelhuang1651are you Chinese?, based on your comment you think we should be. more hostile to Chinese immigrants in Europe?
Capitalism is not sustainable. A political economic system where a tiny minority dictatorially command the Economy and the State. They also don't do any work.
In this economy I will NEVER make kids or family either.
Capitalism
Documentary is several years old, needs to be updated.
I dont thing so, Europe is so lost and the EU let it happen. They are holdig many country's to ransom
Why? Please explain...
ahhahaha the idiots never gonna updated
2024 Austerity and poverty, probably by 2030 it will hit the top graphic
@@katalinnemeth5871you are right EU is ordering other countries their own policies , maybe we will see countries that had enough break out from European Union, I'm very curious if they will do better, UK is not better 🤷♂️
If you want these situations to improve, treat people as you would wish to be treated
Only if you have the power....People with power treat the people how they want to be treated...think about that
What country are you from ? Do workers in your country are treated like humans or insignificant numbers?
I would like to know , sharing opinions matter to form some ideas
The purpose of our leaders has changed. It is now to divide and get rich.
As this was filmed in 2017 and the objectives that were set for 2020 haven't even gotten close to being achieved, this documentary is a horrible showcase for the EU. In fact, things are even worse now than they were in 2017. If I were the EU, I would want this documentary to disappear and fast.
I got into the labor market during 2016. It really has only gotten worse. Employer expectations are insane
It's going downhill fast
And all the immigration omg..
Sweden is like a war zone 2023. Explosions bombings, murder and rape.
I understand why people get depressed. First you loose you job and then your country..
Agree! Things are so much worse now
of course it's worse. Listen to the government employee's living off the taxpayers for doing nothing.
When migration occurs from villages to the city, there is a major problem with the poor class, overcrowding, and scarcity of job opportunities. Now villages in European countries are empty, abandoned agricultural lands. Everyone migrated to cities. Young people must return to villages to work on the land and agriculture will eat from the land, not a city that works to eat. When you become sick, a job opportunity will go from you to someone else.
Where are these empty villages? Do you know any, to buy some house with land?
@@ChandChandramukhi There are many close to emtpy village in Hungar for example. Search for Kékkút. It is tiny, beautiful, like insanely pretty environment.
I live I a very small village in Italy 280 people live here.
80% are elderly, 10% are kids and 10% are young adults like me.
It's hard to find a job and not everyone can live with what they cultivate; believe me.
A good thing is that here you are used living a less expensive lifestyle and,I hope, will be useful!
I am disabled, but I am trying to learn how to draw and crochet. Who knows maybe I will be able to sell those things!
That would be the dream!!!!!
Everyone have a nice day!
None of these strategies will work because you can't force the creation of jobs. Industries have been dumbed down, automated and outsourced to countries where the pay is cheaper and the bureaucracy is minimal. Industries which kept many towns, cities and countries going, no longer exist. Farming and fishing is undermined, mining and similar are being phased out and manufacture is done in cheaper countries. Unless you can magic up new industries or reshore traditional trades (and get people to pay for those products with realistic price tags), you will never solve this problem. We have streamlined work to the point where it no longer provides for workers.
Since the 80s, the cost savings in efficiencies are never shared with workers and always goes to upper management and shareholders. We need some laws around that. The CEO should never make more than 60 times what the lowest paid worker makes.
This is al planned 😢
@@xinlaimaan
This has been in the planning since 1971.
WEF members are everywhere and not just in Government positions.
NWO One World Government, One World Religion.
@Ge1Ri4, once these laws are made and approved, the CEOs and board executives will just transfer the companies to another country
So YOU have done this??!!!
I think investors should always put their cash to work, especially In 2024, we'll start to see more market diversification. I'm hoping to invest about $350k of my savings in stocks this year. Hope to make millions in 2024.
Since risk is at an all-time high right now, perhaps you should be a little more patient but remember the bigger the risk the bigger the results. Alternatively, you can consult a trained financial expert for strategy.
No doubt, having the right plan is invaluable, my portfolio is well-matched for every season of the market and recently hit 100% rise from early last year. I and my CFP are working on a 7 figure ballpark goal, tho this could take till Q3 2024.
who is your advisor please, if you don't mind me asking?
Her name is “Aileen Gertrude Tippy” can't divulge much. Most likely, the internet should have her basic info, you can research if you like
Thank you for this Pointer. It was easy to find your handler, She seems very proficient and flexible. I booked a call session with her.
There is no such a thing as infinite growth. You can't simply reform this or that and expect jobs to appear. You need consumption, which is at the core of Capitalism. You can reason all you want but Capitalism is dying just like other systems we had.
For consumption you need people Europe not producing enough babies so their population shrinking as well as economy.😅
USA 4.9% GDP suck on deez 🇺🇸
THIS IS THE MAIN CAUSE OF EUROPEAN ECONIMIC CRISIS@@tubemusic6820
@@tubemusic6820
You have this backwards; you mean more people will create more jobs??? The bases of ALL economies is agriculture! It is a renewable employment cycle. Manufacturing is second, but it is unsustainable without a solid base which is agriculture!
@@touchofgrey5372👍
I don't understand with how easy it is to create food, how is food not free it's a must
Why money is an artificial limitation.
The results of austerity politics are always the same: businesses gain increased income at the expense of the workers who keep them going. This is why the US is supposedly the wealthiest country in the history of the world while 1 in 4 children there face regular food insecurity.
The economy is a closed loop. If one group gains enormous advantage, it is at the expense of another. Choose which group you back wisely
well we import poverty every day i n the states thru our border. they stay poor for decades taking as much as they can but they stay poor none the less.
@@lgull1 Total nonsense. Hispanic migration has been very nearly neutral for like 12 years, meaning the number coming and going is almost the same. Those people work the worst, least paid and least protected jobs in the country and do not qualify for aid unless they become citizens. Every Hispanic immigrant I've ever met has worked harder, longer, and for less than I have.
The enemy does not arrive by boat, he arrives by limousine and private jet
well i personally know of illegals that live here and TAKE from the government. you are super naive if you think otherwise. Where is your data and from where did you get that info on the amount coming in and out of the country? @@NoMoreCrumbs
wants are infinite while the pie is finite (even if it is slowly growing)
if the pie grows by 3% a year, you can bet all interest groups want their own shares to grow by at least 10-20% LOL (aka take 7-17% from someone else)
And how exactly do businesses "gain increased income" when everyone around them becomes more impoverished? Which businesses are you talking about? Certainly thousands of small businesses like restaurants, grocery stores, florists, retail stores aren't helped when people hit the breadline. People certainly don't buy as many cars or book as many hotels. Large multinationals can move offices and factories abroad, but they represent a minority of economic activity. The truth is: countries like Italy are being strangled by too much regulation and too many labor protections that cause business owners to not hire new people or expand. Meanwhile, government bureaucrats like that Italian kid's mom get guaranteed jobs for life. She doesn't realize that she's part of the problem. And the percentage of food insecure children in the US is not 25% but 17%, which is still unacceptably high.
In Italy everybody wants an office job. Nobody wants to do manual work. This is why so many people are unemployed.
Landlords, oligarchs and monarchs do manual work?
maybe its because you can no longer survive by doing manual work?
@@n00b247 Sure! So, lets everybody become a social worker or a book keeper and then let them wonder why they are unemployed. There is no unemployment in Italy for manual labor. Only for white color jobs
@@user-mu9ke9ex9f ppl will do what they need to survive. if manual work equals death in poverty nobody will join in. not unless crazy or suicidal. don't know about Italy but here you have better chances (and salary) doing nothing in the office.
I do manual job, i move to england to find better life and earn good money but I left mi friend and my love in italy, i always come back but the same job doesn allow me to live in italy. When i'll come back in italy definitivamente i will search for this kind of job because i don t want to find another poverello job
In Portugal right now it's impossible to live. You get 800 euros per month, on a typical 60 hour work week, and the rent is minimum 800 euros. The population is completely apathic and don't know where to turn. Groceries are more expensive than in other eu countries, such as gas and cars. It's incredibly rough there right now.
In 2010 in Poland I was working 240 hours for 400 euros ...
But how much is average rent there? You could make 5000 euros but if the lowest rent is also 5000 it means that you don't eat pretty much. That is Portugal. Not to say it is not hard in Poland. I work and live in Holland, and I got like 30 polish colleagues so I know it's very very hard for Polish people. All the best mate@@michalkosmita5194
@@michalkosmita5194 And what
The population is not apathetic, several protests are happening! The other hours of the week, we’re working. :)
In Poland is the same
One out of four is an extremely high ratio, I didn't know that, it was shocking to be honest.
Who in their right mind are choosing to bring a new life into this struggling world to suffer alongside with them ?
tbh the elites have raised housing costs so high that even I with a net income of 2300€/month here in Austria would have issues getting something bigger for me, husband + 2 kids. It's not about kids, it's about rising inequality and companies paying managers millions in boni while the once "strong" middle class is slowly disappearing.
now you're thinking
Decrease in European population is one of the problems too, so… Maybe try to think differently and look up, not down, to see the problems.
@@zuzanaxyz8866 it's both
Part of the problem, low birth rates
This is happening everywhere, here in Australia its gotten worse so quickly. It should concern everyone all over the world. The youth of the world should be up in arms and i sit back wondering why the youth of today are not protesting - worldwide?
Most of them are busy not working, that's why.
Where were the concerns about overpopulation when the alarm bell was rang in the 1960 after the first computer calculations about the world population?
They are dealing with severe depression, anxiety etc
@@cyberninjasworld your right. as a 60 year old I have sat by young people at bus stop or shops and found myself apologising for the world we left for you all.
I just hope, with all my heart, that young people do not bottle up these feelings and isolate themselves even more. What i have noticed is young people turning to social media for escape instead of facing up to those feelings you describe. I know that feeling of hopelessness and i know how it can lead to worse outcomes if not people do not attend to their own emotional reality.
That expression "emotional intelligence" should have been given much more value in this world. When i read your words, I am actively thinking of you through empathy and not through an intellectual lense. (the thing we give most value to). Your words hit home hard I feel them, and I grieve for your generations.
What's the use of protesting worldwide? This won't change anything.
I used to live in north Italy for 10 years, however I could not find a job there. When I went back to Bulgaria I found it in like 2 months.
So you left Italy to get back home to Bulgaria, is it better?
@@CensoredSheepChannel It is better for me yes, I have a well paid job here and I am at home :)
I grew up in Germany, with my father who fled from Italy because of the work situation when he was 17.
When I was 18 I left Germany, because I felt out of the system.
I’ve been working in Rome for almost 2 years now, and from what I see; yes, there is no work for us young people. I was incredibly lucky.
But, to me it seems people my age have learnt to pretend, found other ways to make money even though really the majority of my friends don’t have a job, sometimes never even had a job!
Italy is two countries, I’m from the south, it’s really like a different world compared to the north.
Now I live in the middle, it’s really strange and sad. I’ve met people my age that haven’t had almost anything in their fridge, because they just couldn’t afford anything!
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THIS WORLD IS ONLY FOR THE WORLD LEADER , THEY ALWAYS WORK FOR THEIR FORFIET , THE WORLD MEDIA SHOW US (ASIA) EURUPE AMERICA HAS NO PROBLEM , AFTER SAW THIS DOCUMENTRY AND DARK TRUTH ABOUT AMERICA , I UNDERSTAND NO COUNTRY IS PERFECT IN THE WORLD
Condition is same in India as well .
niente nel frigo ma cellulare, palestra, macchinina, vacanzina, scarpetta alla moda, etc. Il problema dei giovani italiani è che non hanno competenze, hanno studiato male, non vogliono fare un ca e pretendono lo stipendione.
Stop treating housing like a market and pushing prices up. Valuation of properties now is just ridiculous with landlords making fortune from rent.
Austria has a wonderful system
of housing hold by the gouvernment.
I wish the other european countries
would have imitated that system.
How can that be true? We are always beat over the head with how great Europe is, how many free programs, paid so much, so many protections for workers with super hi pay and so much time off...
But this all comes at a very high cost and may not be sustainable in the future
Too give all those things they tax people like they are rich, europeans next gen will be more poor, my country just realease next year budget guest what more taxes.
and?
4 days work week 😂
The only problem causing alff of this is capitalism provoking inflation...our corrupt right leaning governments and greedy corporations, what you mentioned are only ways to help/remediate temporarily the inflation, raise the wages forcefully and europe Will grow Faster than america.
The uk is no longer in the eu and we are having the same problem temporarily contracts and the wages are not enough to pay for bills and food also lack of housing as well as long waiting lists for hospitals schools and houses it’s also classed as one of the most expensive countries to live in the world a pack of 20 cigarettes cost you £12:96 that’s more then the hourly minimum wage which is £11:00 and everything is so high here
It was not just us leaving the eu it was also covid on top of that as well as the war in Ukraine and mass migration making it harder for the people living in the uk as I’m sure it’s also doing this to Europe
They doing this deliberately to get rid of middle class
i think alot of countries round the world arenow beginning to see with their own eyes what immigration brings....they didn't really understand the big influxes before but now they get to experience it in big waves first hand and what that will mean for their country and the future.
learning to use a comma in your writing probably will helps you write a better cv, and thus getting a better job.
@qweqwe9678 be quiet if you hv nothing sensible to say
April 2023 (current rate) £10.42 maybe where you are is different pay grade 🤷♂️
Italians were leaving their country from the late 1800s until the world wars. Then they switched over to progressive reforms. Now in the post-colonial era, Italy ran out of money to maintain the programs they had in place. Unfortunately, when they had money they didn't put it towards infrastructure.
We took it with us when we left. Giggle
@@v.prestorpnrcrtlcrt2096and it’s crumbling too
Poor governance, lack of governance skills, society can no longer organise itself effectively. Breakdown of society.
Governments are lap doggies of oligarchs now, that's why they run the governments as they are instructed by the capitalists.
Exactly.
The only way to permanently cure poverty is a different political system that truly places the power in the hands of the majority. The only way to secure a democratic system is worker ownership of their work.
So this was filmed in 2017, I wonder how the Pandemic affected these countries economic situations?
Ireland’s childcare situation is worse. people can work from home now, that’s the childcare… waiting lists are wild. Your going to see a huge decline in the population no young person wants to have a child in this world it’s too hard
The migration of people is a massive issue. I dont mean internationally (im not anti immigration) but Im from a big city and due to the agricultural work/manufacturing industries across the country dying, many move to the cities for work. This then puts massive pressures on the services in the cities. It drives up house prices and now even professional people on good wages struggle with housing costs. The government has to subsidise so many full time working people. Also we are living longer so the cost of social care is crazy.
"by 2030 you will own nothing and be happy"
-WEF
And you will eat zee bugs.
This will be the reality for many across the globe
The case of Portugal got my attention, even in Nov 2023 cities like Lisbon or Porto are recommended places for digital nomads, according to many websites the cost of living is affordable,so I assume this is the typical case of "good for foreigners bad for locals" country, for common portuguese citizen, the situation is better nowadays?
As a common citizen, no :)
No, it’s a nightmare.
Corrupt government, healthcare problems, education system is collapsed, high taxes, high rents, high number of immigration from Africa, Pakistan, Nepal,Bangladeshi etc are rising the criminality,poverty, lower salaries, etc…I can keep on going but I will stop here.
@@vitorsousa795 so sorry to read this, as a matter of fact, those are the exact problems of my country El Salvador, definitively this is a global situation
@@HerbertEduardoFernandezTamayoEl Salvador has an immigration problem?
It's horrible... there's no house, no job, there's lota of dangerous emigrants everywhere. They come to Portugal to get nationality since here, working a year gives you nationality. There's many other things but there's always a way to manipulate the system, paying corrupted people, and getting your child to be born here, which is free btw then put it on daycare, also free gives you easy access to the nationality... theres people selling these kind of schemes even videos on youtube and tiktok exploiting this way to get easy access to the EU. It was already bad now it's even worse with the war in Ukraine the prices rised like crazy for food and everything... I'm thinking on moving out of the EU... ah btw if u ever need, if you come to Portugal you can go to heathcare center and ask for an sns number which they will give you and you have free healthcare at our cost. You're welcome.
So Gianluca wants young people to work in the fields for minimum wage while he is in his cushy office.
Yeah, we have these leeches also in Spain where they expect youth living off tourism as waiters. Working in the agricultural sector is synonymous with poverty, specially because governments will do anything against the abuse that big supermarkets inflict on the producers when they pay miserable price for the food agriculture brings to them. That Gianluca deserves the wrath of locals coming with pitchforks to his house
Who is allowed to be a doctor???
Europe is a very large thing to use. There are different countries within Europe. Poverty levels are also different each country as well the job opportunities. I think worldwide this is an issue and it's because the rich want to be richer.
Europe isn't very large at all. It's smaller than china and india and roughly the same size as the US. And so what if there are varying levels of poverty across different European countries? You can make the same claim about the US, china, India, ect. For some reason Euros always fall back on this when they want to downplay the collapse of their hegemony and wealth, but when it benefits them they want to lump all European countries together.
The riches want to be richer while the poor people falls in poverty..
@@ShaneCawthon Europe is bigger than china, people are beoming poorer due to inflation and debt its so simple. people cant afford things bc your govts print so much money to fund meaningless thing after meaningless thing. Rich not paying taxes is one factor but the biggest one is inflation and lagging wages
@@ApproachingPerfection it's not debt itself, but the lack of resources, so Europe depends a lot on Africa, or countries like Brazil, which are under the influence of BRICS for natural resources, and there's nothing to do than paying premium for these because the increasing number of people in the world, and these kinds of organizations that want to keep the others, like UE or US, under the shoe.
I believed in poverty until half of the series, then I realized that it was just laziness and degradation. for example, you can take a ticket tomorrow to Poland, it is not so far and not expensive, work on farms, plantations, gardens, you will earn €600-800 and repair your ceiling and buy food for soup.
no one in western europe would go to soviet poland to earn 600 Euros doing hard work , lol .
Matters are just as bad if not worse in Australia, with the numbers of the homeless and the hungry ever increasing while the wealth trickles up to the already well off. I cannot judge other places, but suppose this is happening everywhere in the world, the result of triumph of neoliberal economy.
It's the result of debt used to pay for unaffordable public sector fantasies of left-wingers. There's more debt in the world than in human history now, and it suffocates growth and jobs.
it's not trickle down economics
it's occasional crumb falls off the side of table economics LOL
One of the women said that they can no longer afford night outs so I guess it's not the same as we have here in the third world. You guys have just had to forego a few comforts.
Absolute rubbish. Life in Australia is fantastic compared to those countries with open boarders.
@@fionanicholson1995ma'am, the EU has open borders and it's quite possibly the strongest Western power the world has ever seen.
be europe: Import poor people from asia and africa ➡ number of poor people increases
europe:😯
Spot on
Well who else will look after your aging population? Even the chavs think their too good to work a laborious job
Lol good luck
I'm African. That's true. Foreigners work in your country and leave with the money they make not injecting back into the economy that helped them. Instead we come back home and build mansions, drive fancy cars and holiday in best destinations in our countries.
Poor people from developing countries stayed in Europe, and rich kids who studied in Europe went back to their countries to inherit their parents' businesses. While the ones left behind work hard and send money back to their home countries to help their families make ends meet.
@@tondo3000i think that is fine, the problem is more about illegal immigration.
It's the whole world.we are running ahead of time
the rise of poverty? i think we are way past that one.
Poverty is everywhere.
No European have no povert, this is an old documentary.
poverty is everywhere but not like it was in victorian times and elizabethan times...i'll admit then was true poverty in the time line.
right saying@@Anon1370
Our country has turned into an Oliver Twist scenario with Mr Bumble at the helm
as asian people point of view, very definition of poverty between europe and asian is clearly different. europe isn't poor yet. at least no one dies of hunger.
We're going to see something like that in Europe soon.
@@lumesquita5524 actually doubt that. High income countries have those welfare things. Homeless people can still get a minimum monthly "wage". Whem you're broke in a developing country, it's the end. Well, in my country, there are lots of non-government charity organizations so you can barely survive through that if lucky.
That is what I thought when I saw this documentary. Wow, that was poverty? I just saw the news about a family dead from hunger in my country.
Exactly, you are correct.
For instance, Italians like their food, so starving would be the last thing that would ever happen!
4:53, that's a very true statement!
The problem of EU is too many corrupt politicians and to many lazy people that except becoming wealthy with little effort.
They are sorry 😮
And mass forced immigration
Kalergy Plan.@@Bob-bm3pd
Not shocking considering for centuries, Europeans built their wealth by exploiting non-Europeans and pillaging and plundering their natural resources. That's coming to an end now.
And the third world invading the first world.
We work and the goverment takes the money, i stopped asking for a raise, it's not worth it, I also stopped doing extra hours as the govenment takes 68% of it, I get a raise and in the end I bring home less that if I wasn't raised. Our best decision mine and my wife was not to have children, my advice don't have children, hunger and misery will hit us in a near future.
Thank you for choosing not to be evil, to not bring another child into this struggling world to suffer.
Thank you for choosing compassion.
What country are you in? Get together with a woman, don't officially marry, have lots of kids, and collect welfare.
@@BracerJack Pain and suffering is subjective and non-measurable. At the level of reality, it is the complaining of the cells to its governing system.
Yet somehow you seem to think its better to be dead than be in pain. So the only world youd live in is what: a world where you feel nothing because your incapable, or a world where you feel nothing because everything is perfect. Your version of compassion is projecting is just a fear of pain. Projecting Fear does not equal compassion.
@@Elemblue2 Ok, philosophic aspect is a thing, but bringing an child in over-populated world is cruel, you condemn him at fighting and greed to survive. If you can't provide him a great wealth to inherit, then what's come in the next 20-30 years would make his life bad, as there are no resources anymore to sustain the 8.1 billion of people and the EU countries don't have access to many natural resources anyway, so ..
@@Elemblue2 You can philosophies this to your heart's content, but if you think it is up to someone else to deal with the sufferings of life because you CHOOSE to bring them into this world WITHOUT their consent, then I wish we live in a world where you can incarnate as your own offspring, for at least you will have your OWN consent to your own on-going suffering.
Too bad we don't live in that world, we live in a world where if a child is born with lukemia, the parents, as much as they want to, cannot suffer FOR their kid....who didn't consent to be born...and now he is just there suffering...because people like you judge me as what? Incapable? How about simply not evil?
But that would be too much to ask isn't it? Because your ego and your genes wouldn't let you see just how wrong this is.
And it is cute you try to pull the "pain is subjective" nonsense thing, watch some of those "pain is subjective" "transcended" gurus put their hands in boiling water and see how "subjective" it is...
Owners of capital no longer invest in the real economy, such as industries and agriculture, because the return is low compared to stock markets and gambling.
Youre not shown all of their behavior? Not shown the behavior that can/is thought of with story, that story?
Things [marketed] to [citizens] as money/currency isn’t money/currency.
[Citizens] can have no debts even when [marked] citizen.
Europe is importing poverty faster then it can solve existant poverty. So poverty is rising, simple.
They start all these wars and can not live together,so they run away to Europe who is suppose to foot the bill for them!Without any money!
@@taliabraverMost of theimmigration comes from safe rather well of islamic countries.
Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Instead of trying to predict and prognosticate the stability of the market and precisely when the change is going to happen, a better strategy is simply having a portfolio that’s well prepared for any eventually, that’s how some folks' been averaging 150K every 7week these past 4months according to Bloomberg.
That’s crazy, I’m just doing everything wrong with my portfolio.
The US-Stock Mrkt had been on it’s longest bull-run in history, so the mass hysteria and panic is relatable considering we’re not accustomed to such troubled mrkts, but there are avenues lurking around if you know where to look. My husband and I are retiring this year with over $7,000,000 in tax deferred investments. up until 3 years ago we were 100% in the S&P. During bear markets we had a perfect plan. We got an investment manager in our corner and didn’t look at our portfolio for nearly a year.
Same here, 75% of my portfolio is in the red and I really don’t know how long I can stomach the losses. I’m beginning to reach a breaking point.
Patience patience patience. It's a cycle.... a sucky point in the cycle, but a cycle nonetheless.
Wow, that’s stirring! Do you mind connecting me to your advisor please. I desperately need one to diversified my portfolio.
The mistakes u make, when u r young, catch up with u when u r older. Don't wait around for the shoe to drop.
I didn't know that inflation and unaffordable housing were mistakes that I made when I was younger. Thanks for the insight.
Yeah, what a mistake I made not being born from a billionaire's wife
A problem also in south Italy is school drop outs where parents do not care.
Just imagine, here in the US, unions are practically begging people to join apprenticeship programs.
its not like that in uk there is like no such thing as apprenticeships here no more......i've not heard anybody speak about them in years.....
US for all its faults.....still has alot going for it...
If that's the case it's still something to help you out , if an opportunity occurs take it and make the best out of it
@@Anon1370 alone in UK your f***ed big time 🤷♂️
@@CensoredSheepChannel I'm not alone and have money saved which is more then most and an inheritance that would make your eyes water I don't like to brag in these times of cost of living but people can be so annoying like little wasps
And this was 2017 which, when you look back at it, was a golden age compared to what the situation is now that covid and especially ukraine (with all its consequences) happened.
Supporting immigration with billions of euros and not supporting Europeans
Hello from Northern Italy, the famous 'Nordest', unemployment situation is not the same in the rich North, here nearly every young has a job, but you have to see how the contracts are and the payment, often underpaid and no security for the future... in the South situation is dramatic as described here.
Wars have drained the transatlantic!
When has poverty not been in Europe ??
class divisions and working class and unemployed white people and homeless white people don’t exist. All white people especially white women are wealthy and privileged
its been there since forever victorian elizabethan times..........our ancestors did have poverty much worse but a hungry belly is a hungry belly no matter the time line...
The 90s? The 00s until the 2007-2008 crisis? We've had a pretty good run of prosperity and then everything started going downhill from then on...
La povertà in Europa è più alta se includiamo i paesi europei del est ma come al solito conta solo una parte d'Europa! Che pecato!
In England we have growing young uneducated and jobless as well as low paid, the homeless are a majority white British and this is being ignored
For me biggest problem are rent, it's about half of my salary, my wife are pregnant so we have just one income and it's really hard to manage our lives and would be even harder after our child will be born.
That's why crime is so high in these countries.
I've never seen a more hermetic society than the one in Sicily. It is still rare to be able to speak to anybody in other than the Italian language which is, by the way, already considered foreign by the locals, especially in the west. The island has so much to offer and could easily thrive, yet, if the mentality of the inhabitants doesn't change, nothing will.
My great grandfather left Sicily in the early 1900's. He left for a reason....
Your grandfather had a skill issue@@zzzz-sf5lr
Good. bye@@zzzz-sf5lr
and Asia people richer ? Why ? Work ?
@@michalkosmita5194 Asia is getting richer because of work, yes, but not only that, but also because we are having the longest period of not having war and getting robbed by the west for the first time in recent history.
solar panels on every roof and parking lot
cut swales and push berms (when every living cell holds an ocean within water wants to flow slow )
Yup. It’s a thing and like a lot of big things it sort of creeps up on you. You don’t really notice.
This is a symptom of greedy capitalism system that’s is controlled by few billionaires competing with each other‼️
Too many people not enough jobs resources or affordable housing
24 : 47 • OK, Let’s Bring More Young Men, FromThirdCountries, On Welfare!
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Thing is, it's not that loans and rescue measures are not good. But if you have corrupt or inconpetent government, those funds and measures are just not going to work very well.
I’m American in the process of acquiring Italian citizenship but there has been a snag. I’m willing to live there and contribute my retirement income to this country. Why do they make it so difficult? I’m 5 years into the process. It’s ridiculous.
Move to SE Asia. It's cheaper.
Well it's italian government for you there 🤣. Now do you still wonder why they are so goddamn poor and everything is going down hill over there? Because the government is corrupted and lazy. And the people are ... well. People who are hardworking and not corrupted flee the country. Those who stay...let say they are not that much different from their government.
Cuz its Italy.
are you sure you want to live there? I lived there for 8 years and the pollution is AWFUL. healthcare? mafia?
@@michelleroberts6597 Interesting. Can you tell me where you lived? I would love to talk to you. I’m in the process of getting Italian citizenship and would like to teach on one of the military bases. Or I retire from my teaching job and spend 2 to 3 months there. I don’t plan on living there full time unless I get a full time teaching job over there.
The same in the States..
Despite it being a common situation throughout the world. I do feel really bad for Sarah Snow being separate from her children
This has been happening everywhere
this problem is connected with the fractional reserve system, as long as we have the fracrional reserve system this problem will only worsen.
Basic mathematics. If In a zero sum game you have extreme rich you will have many poor people. When in 1% of the population is concentrated 80% of the wealth the outcome is the current situation?
WE HAVE TO MAKE OUR OWN WORK/SERVICE
Reminds me of my life in NYC before I moved.
When the government spends money, we pay in higher taxes and inflation.
The government is not getting money from the wealthy. It's not spending more, which it should. It's getting less.
keep talking
It's almost as if having industries and markets in the hands of private individuals doesn't work
Are there shrinkage of industry in Europe specially in Italy ,Portugal ? Are young peoples here as skilled as Chinese ones ? Are there less demand for goods?
If so Govts there should invest in intrastructures to generate new jobs. Moreover heavy taxes should be imposed on rich peoples to bring out money for social welfares.
Heavy taxes in the rich is proven not to work. All you can achieve with that measure is to push the owners of big companies to take their companies out of the country. It is happening in Spain with a government that flirts with the far left. Heavy taxes on entrepreneurs is killing any prospects of industrial expansion.
My grandson said Chinese students at his boarding school in the UK are still the best students. Schools that have more Chinese students from Mainland China, Malaysia, Hong Kong, and Singapore are still top students so far. It's difficult to catch up with them.
@@sjelucten7150 you are Chinese right?
Nope.@@arcabuz
I would not want my children to catch up with them using their methods.
I would rather them be dumb and happy.@@sjelucten7150
UE speak about the poor Europe, but forget what is poor in Europe is middle or low class in other countries. This EU countries don’t know how to work in two jobs like in Japan and Asian countries. Don’t know how to make a living from entrepreneur out of self employment like other countries. European wants to have a nice job from 9 am to 5 pm and enjoy the nice and warm house. Times like this demand hard work and low the expectations until the good time is building back.
everyone has their own problem.. especially now a days everything is getting hard
The EU official, Thyssen, said, "We have 119 million people at risk of poverty or social exclusion and this is unacceptable." Unacceptable!. You would never hear this word ever used by an American politician in the same sentence as poverty. The American politician would shrug their shoulders and say, "What are you going to do? There will always be poor people."
No problem is too big, or too small to be addressed and solved by American politicians.
w e f : " you'll have nothing and you'll be happy "
War on poverty.
Biden/Harris 2024 😂
22% of EU is under poverty, while only 11% of USA is under poverty, so something tells me EU politicians are faking this reaction, Double the poverty Lmao.
Well, they aren't that different, you little dingleberry. Though he did claim that it was unacceptable, still nothing is being done. Corruption is at an all time high in Europe.
These problems are known for ages, it's also known how to fix them. Unfortunately they not teaching it.
very well made .very educative . keep it up
In Poland it was always like that. You earn 20 zł per hour and fuel costs 6 zł per liter. You have 3- 4 liters for annhour of work.
when you take a look at the shooocking volume of money globally that has moved upwards into the billionaires pockets, you can see how this is possible. The economic situation globally is completely unsustainable. it completely favours people who already have a lot of money
Don't feel bad,,, Canada and the USA have alot of pepole living in poverty... 70 + million are waaaaay bellow the poverty line,,, 110 million are soon too join those ranks with the economy crash that is now on going...
That news would surely make people feel worse...it's not a competition as to who is poorest, surely.
I live in Greece. OUR unemployment rate is 11.9%, higher than Italy’s! Last year it was 13%.
If you think Italy is poor come and see Romania, Bulgaria, and Moldova
Well, for starters, a lot of those countries with high poverty rates require a lot of income through tourism, simply because their country doesn't have a lot of resources to export, and if your exports are less than imports then you have problems.
"a lot of resources to export" Europe is wealthy because it exports services. Unfortunately, Tourism is the least-investment-least-infrastructure sector potential of the service economy. You don't need years of education or certification to host foreigners. All the infrastructure piggybacks off existing industries and history. That is the largest pitfall. Countries like Portugal, Spain, Italy, Greece, Croatia all have great potential for sustainable economic development. Italy makes 6% off it's entire GDP off tourism, France a similarly sized country is just 3%. Greece and Portugal are similarly sized to Czechia and Sweden, bet the former make 6% of GDP off tourism, compared to Czechia's 1,5% or Sweden's 2%. Their national policies simply focus on different sectors. High tourism as a % of GDP is however indicative that the economy lacks the robust policies that secure other sectors, like manufacturing.
People there choose tourism because it is the easiest choice, especially in boom-times, because long-term planning is difficult for humans.
It’s a good documentary. I venture a possible unpopular view. This one and other similar ones have way too lengthy talking head segment, especially from experts. It feels like they were lecturing from end to end. A good film is like a good classroom. The teacher should avoid reading the text at you. Instead, a good film want to show ordinary people, let them talk, including the effect of policies. Why this policy work or not working. Ask if they were to reduce poverty by XX year to YY level, what would they do. We hear too much from the expert. I want to watch a documentary because I want to see how people fare, and why change is necessary. I fast forward all the expert talking heads.
so you're saying when you want accurate information you go to the largest most average part of the bell curve? that'ls like cheating off the average C grade student to learn the most information.
I like It. I like It when experts explain too.
It may appear counterintuitive but it's actually the higher minimum wages that are causing the youth unemployment. It's not mandatory for everyone to earn bread winner income when you're starting out. Instead, it reduces job opportunity, and thereby deprived of necessary experiences to get the jobs that provides the adequate income
have hope
Poverty is being imported
119 million people 😂😂 all of them are not black or asian
Don't blame others
Europe was always poor to begin with and it is only reverting to it's primitive savage state
@@abrahamlincoln6704well the truth is in the middle of your two statements.
This is what happens when you burn your money in wars
Nah, this is what globalisation brings. Everyone at the top is safe and clueless. While pretty much all productive jobs start getting exported to the cheapest locations. The standard of living will collapse until we’re poor enough to be the cheapest again.
But the politicians have become billionaires due to wars. Hillary Clinton said wars are good for businesses. War amenities businesses and after the wars businesses to build the cities again. Average people become poorer though.
😢 How sad...
I have been working since I was 5 years old, but I know plenty of adults who have never worked a day in their life because they are too lazy to get up and go to work.
Europe should not freeze Russian money. Now you get expensive oil. You get what you give.
yeah it is hurting but europeans will learn to live without russian oil or gas , and then what will you russians do ?
@@user-kk5qu6rr6d we will learn to live without Europe.
@@user-kk5qu6rr6d I think europeans will keep buying oil from russia while hating on the private sector for speculating in the market
They don't earn less they get less for their work .
Thats the case mostly in western Europe and some countries of eastern. In eastern Europe, powerty is in decline alredy two decads almost.
Reason is unselective immigration politics and politics against russian gas in Europe. it is my opinion.
They have all emigrated 😂😂😂
@@scotthendry6298 Not all but huge amount of people.
A month ago, an acquaintance of mine told me he wanted to go somewhere in the EU, and I said to him, "Your life is going to be ruined."