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To add: "Bedarfsgemeinschaft" is a bit awkward to translate but "community of dependence" probably comes closest.
Maybe it can be credibly claimed as existing if there are Dad, Mom and 26 kids, all from the same two parents.
As pointed out already the authorities (social benefits offices) split the whole lot up on account of there being no provisions in German law for families of polygamous nature.
In the case of this particular Syrian, he and the wife (singular) he chose to declare in accordance with law would fall into "Hartz-IV" category 2 (two spouses in same household) and get € 365 each. On the theoretical assumption that half their kids (11?) live with them and are all between 15 and 18 years of age (younger ones get less), each one of them gets € 306 (Hartz-IV category 4), this would amount to € 730 for the parents and 3,336 for the "youths", coming to 3,642 for that household.
Monthly!!!
Now let each of the three other wives be classified as "single parent" and they'd get Hartz-IV category 1 at € 404 each. For any other household member (say 4 "youths" each on category 3) that would be € 324 and thus .....
€ 730 husband and (one) wife
€ 3,336 for 11 youths in their household
€ 1,212 ("wives" 2, 3 and 4 at € 404 each)
€ 3,888 (total of 12 kids at € 324 each)
bringing up the total of € 9,166 and thus (x 12) € 109,920 per year for the whole lot.
That's being generous, seeing how kids from 7 to 14 year of age get less (€ 270) and those below even more so (€237).
Hartz IV (aka ALG II) is what any German gets who's on the dole.
So far the theory.
In practice, using the online calculator that the dole office provides and taking into account that it doesn't go beyond 6 kids of 15 to 18 years of age, if one puts a monthly rent of accommodation at € 1,350 (150 sq.m. at € 9/m2) and heating costs at € 1,000, the recognized requirement (benefit granted) for that household runs to € 3,551,20 per month.
That is ALL that particular household gets and not a cent more.
The three other households (one single parent with 4 kids each between 15 and 18 years) each get € 2,730.80 for 90 sq.m. at €9/m2 (rent at € 810.00)
Household 1 = € 3,551.20
Household 2 = € 2,730.80
Household 3 = € 2,730.80
Household 4 = € 2,730.80
Sum Total = €11,743.60 x 12 = € 140,923.20 cost of the whole lot per year.
Meaning cost of renting an accommodation and heating allowance are included and not taking into account that for households 2 -4 the authorities would have words over the rental and attached heating costs, curbing any such "desires" as outlined considerably.
That's being generous with the rent in both models since more rural areas (and this applies in the particular case) allow for a rental of not over € 4.00 per sq.m., a single householder is generally allowed 50 sq.m. plus an additional 15 sq.m. for each additional person (here 45 sq.m.) and thus the total of 95 sq. m. would be prohibited if the rent surpassed € 380.00 per month.
Even in densely populated city areas (not applicable here) the max. is € 9.00/m2 so anything above € 855.00 per month would be squashed for the "single parent" households.
In the case of greater number of people in household 1 (where the calculator will not surpass 6 kids), the max. allowable rent would thus be € 600.00 (150 sq.m.) and, where again not applicable here, max. €1.350 in larger cities (example used, but not applicable).
Whatever the case, apart from Dad not "collecting":roll: € 390,000 per year, he'd have a hard time "collecting" even those 140 thou', seeing how they're not paid to HIM. That's not even accounting for the fact that, depending on federal state and individual community, local authorities do the renting directly and assign people their dwellings if they're not Germans (i.e. refugees that cannot sufficiently know the ropes).
All of this for the benefit of those looking for proper information rather than being interested in mindless BS.
That's amazing, well done. The only downfall is that German taxpayers are on the hook to support Ghazia, his 4 wives, his 22 children, and any future children he should have, for life. He may even decide to take another wife and further procreate, as German polygamy laws are being ignored by Muslims.
What do you think the total bill handed off to the German taxpayers will be for one family, for life? Factor in education, healthcare, possible incarceration expenses.
Just at €140,000 per year, Germany will spend €3M over the next 20 years supporting one family . Factor in other costs, and you see the significance of discussing these matters.
You receive no victory here, because you are still in favor of millions of newcomers depending on Germany to support them. You still fail.
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