For a policy of reason

In the past, you had a carefree life and you could push a quiet bullet once you were a professor. Today, even professors are employed on a temporary basis. This is due to the reforms under Schüssel (University Law 2002). Professors now have to make a performance agreement with the university and keep to it; if they do not fulfil this agreement, bye.

Anyone who wants to become a grammar school teacher must first pass an entrance examination for teacher training after graduating from high school, then complete a bachelor's degree, then start working and complete a master's degree in addition to their profession. If he fails the exams in the Master's programme, bye. No matter how popular he was with the students.

There used to be some professions that were privileged. Why these privileges were abolished is a mystery to me. This only worsened the situation. Nobody is better off as a result. I attribute the politicians' motivation to the envy of the less privileged population. Well - "Marxism is the philosophy of failure, the credo of ignorance and the creed of envy", as Sir Winston Churchill (analogously) said. I am of course aware that Schüssel was not a Marxist, but if I am correctly informed, the SPÖ also had its fingers in the pie in this deterioration.

It's time for a serious resistance movement against social Darwinism and cultural Marxism to organize itself for a policy of reason.

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