The contention is that people want to leave in part because of high immigration. Germany is not like America. Everyone is entitled to generous social benefits. After many years of high rates of refugee admissions (especially following the Syrian Refugee Crisis), the national budget is becoming very difficult to balance. Taxes continue to rise for everyone, and services are harder to get. Even visiting the doctor can be very difficult now in many cities. Many GPs aren’t taking any new patients. Many young Germans argue that the social contract is broken. The state prioritises the welfare of new arrivals and the elderly, and ignores the needs of the young.

National budget is definitely not bad because billionaires in Germany pay zero taxes on their incomes and inheritance while entire tax burden is taken by value producing working class. /S

The social contract is broken, because workers pay taxes and billionaires and multi millionaires don’t. While govt takes away 35% fruit of my labour even before I see it, multi millionaires and billionaires don’t even generate any fruits, while taking truck loads of fruits away from economy and people who generate fruits. The social contract is broken because of the generational thief of billionaire class.

Other than that, I agree most of what you have to say. The German superiority complex is also a big problem.