Thanks for actually coming up with some numbers. The linked study also shows that the 2nd biggest worry is Terrorism at 38%. Now, I'm a believer that people are

Thanks for actually coming up with some numbers. The linked study also shows that the 2nd biggest worry is Terrorism at 38%. Now, I'm a believer that people are way too worried about terrorism because they get bombarded with terrorism in the news all the time. Similarly with social inequality: The social inequality people in Germany experience via the news is mainly concerning refugees, economic migrants and other international topics, no? However if you show people what social inequality actually looks like in their own country they will dismiss it because that's not social inequality, that's just talking about 'Assis' (i.e. the people in dire straits who are themselves to blame for their situation, as I mentioned in my previous comment).