The big political "on the nose lead 'is probably still on, just after Ash Wednesday. By the way, then refers to the dictionary meaning-related words and proper "lead" in on "kidding".
Westerwelle makes to local hero and moves on to so-called populist social parasites in the battle and takes the waitresses as an example. The work for 400 € at a correspondingly low number of hours. More work and they do not get to see the politicians do nothing for the devaluation of human labor. Work a long not as long as they are not paid adequately and the state served by high direct and indirect taxes and the economy saves social security contributions, in which she employs several low-income earners who can run the previously higher-paid work of any individual.
The real parasites are the country with his anti-social policy and the economy, the search for ways and means of human labor to buy as cheaply as possible to them as much as possible to sell more and make high profits. The welfare and dignity of individuals are counted low.
The image of the so-called social parasites is through some examples in the private Media characterized and plays with the outrage of the so-called law makers to higher circulation and audience ratings. Westerwelle has, therefore, its inspiration? Angry he therefore on Germany's most daring social parasites who seems to smile more to make fun of the workers work longer hours and has never in his life? Then Westerwelle has not read between the lines or look behind the facades.
