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Tanzdemo "Wem gehört die Stadt?"
Dance demo "Who owns the city?"
Event by: Kollektiv Kirsch
Location: Zeiss Major Planetarium, Prenzlauer Allee 80, Berlin - Bezirk Pankow
About event
[English below!] Berlin changes - but not as it should. While rents continue to rise, clubs close, youth centers fight for their financing and be displaced, only a few benefit from the growth of our city. #Kleinsparer complain of tenants from converted condominiums, investors tear off freedoms in which lived, worked and celebrated, a few overlaps are becoming richer, while we squeeze into crowded subways and consider whether we pay rent or eat vegetables again this month.
and the CDU/SPD Senate? If our money is in sinfully expensive projects, which is not intended by the majority of Berliners, such as the A100, an Olympic advertising or games of the American football league NFL, while in the same breath he strokes funding for social, cultural and queer projects and through the refusal to finally implement the successful referendum “German living and Co. Prevents ..
The same picture at the federal level: While transfer payments are shortened, the CDU/SPD federal government saves the vital - for education, basic security, health. Those who have little are checked. Those who have a lot are spared. Meanwhile, the gap between poor and rich continues to open what the Nazis take advantage of with their unhappy populism and their agitation.
But our city is more as an investor dream and location factor: Berlin is freedom and diversity. We don't want to lose that. We fight for a city in which we can all live, celebrate and live - regardless of origin and income. For effective protection of tenants. For liveable, affordable neighborhoods and open spaces for art and culture.
with us on September 13th against social division, repression and the disappearance of our freedom. For a Berlin in which we can all live well together. href = "www.kolliv-kirsch.de"> www.kolliv-kirsch.de
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Berlin is Changing-but not in the way it should. While Rents Keep Rising, Clubs Are Closing, Youth Centers Are Fighting for Their Funding, and Corner Pubs Are Being Pushed Out, ONLY A FEW Benefit from our City’s Growth. Small-Time Speculators are Evicting Tenants from converted Condos, Investors Are Tearing Down Free Spaces Where People Once Lived, Worked, and Celebrated, and a Handful Of Ultra-Rich Keep Getting Richer While WE Squeeze Into Overcrowded Subway in the Morning, Wonning Whether To Pay Rent This Month or Finally Eat Some Fresh Vegetables Again.
and the CDU/SPD Senate? They pour our money into OutrageoSly Epensive Projects that the Majority of Berliners Don’t Even Want - Like the A100 Highway Extension, to Olympic Bid, Or American NFL Football Games - While At The Same Time Cutting Finding for Social, Cultural, and Queer Projects. By refusing to finally implement the successful referendum “Expropriate Deutsche Wohnen & Co,” They block effective protection for tenants Essential Spending - On Education, Basic Security, and Healthcare. Those who have little are policed and controlled. Those who have a lot saved. Meanwhile, the gap between Rich and Poor Keeps Widinging, which the nazis exploit with their brazen populism and hate.
but our city can just an investor’s dream or an economic asset. Berlin is freedom and diversity. We don’t want to loose that. We fight for a city where we can all live, Celebrate, and Belong - Regardless of Origin or Income. For effective tenant protection. For vibrant, affordable Neighborhoods and Open Spaces for Art and Culture.
Join us on September 13 to stand against social division, display, and the disappearance of our free spaces. For a berlin where we can all live well together.
and the CDU/SPD Senate? If our money is in sinfully expensive projects, which is not intended by the majority of Berliners, such as the A100, an Olympic advertising or games of the American football league NFL, while in the same breath he strokes funding for social, cultural and queer projects and through the refusal to finally implement the successful referendum “German living and Co. Prevents ..
The same picture at the federal level: While transfer payments are shortened, the CDU/SPD federal government saves the vital - for education, basic security, health. Those who have little are checked. Those who have a lot are spared. Meanwhile, the gap between poor and rich continues to open what the Nazis take advantage of with their unhappy populism and their agitation.
But our city is more as an investor dream and location factor: Berlin is freedom and diversity. We don't want to lose that. We fight for a city in which we can all live, celebrate and live - regardless of origin and income. For effective protection of tenants. For liveable, affordable neighborhoods and open spaces for art and culture.
with us on September 13th against social division, repression and the disappearance of our freedom. For a Berlin in which we can all live well together. href = "www.kolliv-kirsch.de"> www.kolliv-kirsch.de
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Berlin is Changing-but not in the way it should. While Rents Keep Rising, Clubs Are Closing, Youth Centers Are Fighting for Their Funding, and Corner Pubs Are Being Pushed Out, ONLY A FEW Benefit from our City’s Growth. Small-Time Speculators are Evicting Tenants from converted Condos, Investors Are Tearing Down Free Spaces Where People Once Lived, Worked, and Celebrated, and a Handful Of Ultra-Rich Keep Getting Richer While WE Squeeze Into Overcrowded Subway in the Morning, Wonning Whether To Pay Rent This Month or Finally Eat Some Fresh Vegetables Again.
and the CDU/SPD Senate? They pour our money into OutrageoSly Epensive Projects that the Majority of Berliners Don’t Even Want - Like the A100 Highway Extension, to Olympic Bid, Or American NFL Football Games - While At The Same Time Cutting Finding for Social, Cultural, and Queer Projects. By refusing to finally implement the successful referendum “Expropriate Deutsche Wohnen & Co,” They block effective protection for tenants Essential Spending - On Education, Basic Security, and Healthcare. Those who have little are policed and controlled. Those who have a lot saved. Meanwhile, the gap between Rich and Poor Keeps Widinging, which the nazis exploit with their brazen populism and hate.
but our city can just an investor’s dream or an economic asset. Berlin is freedom and diversity. We don’t want to loose that. We fight for a city where we can all live, Celebrate, and Belong - Regardless of Origin or Income. For effective tenant protection. For vibrant, affordable Neighborhoods and Open Spaces for Art and Culture.
Join us on September 13 to stand against social division, display, and the disappearance of our free spaces. For a berlin where we can all live well together.