Everybody is talking about the French “revolting” over fuel prices, while Bulgarians are starving!
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Everybody is talking about the French “revolting” over fuel prices, while Bulgarians are starving!
Everybody is talking about the French “revolting” over fuel prices, while Bulgarians are starving! Did you know that the minimum national wage in Bulgaria is $1.681 per hour? Bulgaria, EU member state. Salary in France for a comparison is exactly $11.206 per hour. But fuel prices are exactly the same!
Read hia:
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Read hia:
https://www.flektarn.info/french-are-revolting/
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Re: Everybody is talking about the French “revolting” over fuel prices, while Bulgarians are starving!
that isnt the Frenches fault though is it?
the French btw have street protests over everything ....
maybe it time the Bulgarians did the same over low wages.
protests at least attract the attention of the media..
whip them into a rage flek.. it sounds like its about time.
the French btw have street protests over everything ....
maybe it time the Bulgarians did the same over low wages.
protests at least attract the attention of the media..
whip them into a rage flek.. it sounds like its about time.
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Re: Everybody is talking about the French “revolting” over fuel prices, while Bulgarians are starving!
cods wrote: ↑Sun Nov 25, 2018 12:56 pmthat isnt the Frenches fault though is it?
the French btw have street protests over everything ....
maybe it time the Bulgarians did the same over low wages.
protests at least attract the attention of the media..
whip them into a rage flek.. it sounds like its about time.
It actually is there fault. They let all the migrants in, then protest on "high fuel prices". Eeeee, what a sob story. When in reality, here it's worse. Much worse. We did, a ton of protests. Money don't just come out of nowhere. We don't have a single angel investor, and everyone here's deprived of quality food. No quality food means no adequate thinking. Easily said than done. They did turn Dubai, a sand pit, into a megacity, and same with Abu Dhabi, but of course, Arabs get the special treatment, but we as Europeans get shet.
I'm doing on what I can with an internationalle vebsaite, so people from all around the world can read on what happens in reality. Sorry about our language isolation. Bulgarians speak Bulgarian, Russian, German. No Engelsk. Will see where that goes.
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Re: Everybody is talking about the French “revolting” over fuel prices, while Bulgarians are starving!
WOWDid you know that the minimum national wage in Bulgaria is $1.681
Fuel prices are bad here too. A couple of weeks ago it was almost up to $1.60 AUD per litre but our minimum wage is around $18.93 AUD per hour.
Housing prices and rents in our two most populated cities, Sydney and Melbourne, are outrageously high though.
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Re: Everybody is talking about the French “revolting” over fuel prices, while Bulgarians are starving!
Black Orchid wrote: ↑Sun Nov 25, 2018 1:33 pmWOWDid you know that the minimum national wage in Bulgaria is $1.681
Fuel prices are bad here too. A couple of weeks ago it was almost up to $1.60 AUD per litre but our minimum wage is around $18.93 AUD per hour.
Housing prices and rents in our two most populated cities, Sydney and Melbourne, are outrageously high though.
Yep. $2.323 Australian greens is what you get for an hour of work, typically.
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Re: Everybody is talking about the French “revolting” over fuel prices, while Bulgarians are starving!
Black Orchid wrote: ↑Sun Nov 25, 2018 1:33 pmWOWDid you know that the minimum national wage in Bulgaria is $1.681
Fuel prices are bad here too. A couple of weeks ago it was almost up to $1.60 AUD per litre but our minimum wage is around $18.93 AUD per hour.
Housing prices and rents in our two most populated cities, Sydney and Melbourne, are outrageously high though.
A waitress in the poorest region of Bulgaria — Montana State, or Vidin State, gets about 400–500 leva remuneration, for a whole month of work, around 26 days of work, 9-hour workday. 400–500 leva is exactly 320–400 AUD. For a whole month of work. Let that sink in.
For a comparison, monthly rent in my city is exactly that haha — 400 AUD. So basically that means you're working for your rent, but no food, no transportation costs, civil auto liability, car tax, medicine, health checkups, going out, buying necessities, toothpaste, toothbrushes, deodorants, cleaning additives, electricity bills, water bills, internet bills, phone bills, cellphone carrier costs, condoms, sanitary napkins, and so many others. And these are necessities, not zabavleniya.
Do you know how that's called? Stray dog life.
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Re: Everybody is talking about the French “revolting” over fuel prices, while Bulgarians are starving!
flex your country looks beautiful picturesque
why not see it as a tourist haven...Have been to Dubai no intentions of ever going back boring as hell..
maybe even a casino or two... I dont know what makes people go to a country but I am sure you could find something worth going there for...
dont talk about poverty talk about improving the place which in turn will bring in more income for what I am sure are very good people....
Germany has the Octfest... what have you got.....
just make it work
why not see it as a tourist haven...Have been to Dubai no intentions of ever going back boring as hell..
maybe even a casino or two... I dont know what makes people go to a country but I am sure you could find something worth going there for...
dont talk about poverty talk about improving the place which in turn will bring in more income for what I am sure are very good people....
Germany has the Octfest... what have you got.....
just make it work
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Re: Everybody is talking about the French “revolting” over fuel prices, while Bulgarians are starving!
cods wrote: ↑Sun Nov 25, 2018 3:00 pmflex your country looks beautiful picturesque
why not see it as a tourist haven...Have been to Dubai no intentions of ever going back boring as hell..
maybe even a casino or two... I dont know what makes people go to a country but I am sure you could find something worth going there for...
dont talk about poverty talk about improving the place which in turn will bring in more income for what I am sure are very good people....
Germany has the Octfest... what have you got.....
just make it work
It needs a lot of work, and people like me that do that type of work are not much. Most of them nincompoops are opening pubs and bars and mechanas all over the place. Nobody cares about cultural architecture, purposeful companies, and factories, &c.
Tourism is fine but we cannot sustain ourselves solely on tourism. Half of our cities are not such great tourist destinations. We need factories, tech, machinery.
It'll take a lifetime. Not in my lifetime haha, not in my life definitely.
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Re: Everybody is talking about the French “revolting” over fuel prices, while Bulgarians are starving!
but every effort you put in will pay of in the future.....isnt that what its for?...
tourist spend spend spend what do you think keeps Portugal going.????
you are worried about the country and not about yourself and thats the difference between you and the nincompoops
the country needs selling....maybe even yodeling competitions...
its just a thought.....
tourist spend spend spend what do you think keeps Portugal going.????
you are worried about the country and not about yourself and thats the difference between you and the nincompoops
the country needs selling....maybe even yodeling competitions...
its just a thought.....
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Re: Everybody is talking about the French “revolting” over fuel prices, while Bulgarians are starving!
cods wrote: ↑Sun Nov 25, 2018 4:38 pmbut every effort you put in will pay of in the future.....isnt that what its for?...
tourist spend spend spend what do you think keeps Portugal going.????
you are worried about the country and not about yourself and thats the difference between you and the nincompoops
the country needs selling....maybe even yodeling competitions...
its just a thought.....
I agree. Though, I think everyone is worried about himself. We're all selfish to an extent and that's not a bad thing per se.
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