But that’s exactly the situation, isn’t it?<p>More and more people are unemployed every day, while more and more workers get replaced.<p>The social welfare system in Germany started in the late 1800s when industrialization and internal combustion engines started to replace people.<p>Nowadays a country can be considered to have a &quot;good&quot; job market when only 5 to 10 percent are unemployed, while other countries, even in the first world, are at up-to 25%.<p>This all also extremely depresses wages, because the workers are competing against each other on the job market.