Minimum wage where I live is 830€/month. Fuel is taxed at about 60% (mostly with environmental excuses from the state). Electricity is at an all-time high beca

Minimum wage where I live is 830€/month. Fuel is taxed at about 60% (mostly with environmental excuses from the state). Electricity is at an all-time high because we spend a huge amount of money making it "green". People can't even heat their houses in the winter. It's literally 13C inside right now at my parents house. Meanwhile, France is deemed "un-green" because union-level climate policies mark cheap nuclear power as not "green", while Germany is burning biomass and expensive natural gas, therefore is tagged "green". Union-level climate policies completely at fault here, and so are many government policies that are just an excuse to extract more taxes under the righteousness of "fighting climate change". I don't know who is getting rich and achieving a better life out of this, but it's certainly not the European common citizen.