Like revoking refugee statue to people in need? Fuck you.

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Is this some more of your “Germany is for the Germans” nonsense, because buddy, we’ve already explained that to you.

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And no, just because the Taliban won and Syria formed a revolutionary government does not mean that their claims are suddenly invalid. If you truly believe that, your under geopolitics never advanced past 2nd grade.

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None right now, but if there was a family in need and I was in a position to help, I’d se if I could host them. I’m not currently able to do that with my present situation but might in the future.

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Net migration is usually an economic benefit once integration has occurred. Germany’s economic problems are mainly tied to current energy issues and issues with having an aging population relative to the benefits structure, and inflation/cost of living. Having immigrants come to the country and pay into the benefits system (even if it’s after an initial investment) is a net economic benefit my guy.

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Also arbitrarily breaking the law to “send people back” because of short-term economic woes would reflect poorly on Germany’s capacity to honor its own laws, let alone international commitments.

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I think you’ve got a screw loose somewhere in there bud. That’s not the own you think it is. But yes. Overall, immigrants are a net economic benefit, so it wouldn’t be a bad thing for the US to admit more people either.

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On the whole, most refugees in Germany are integrating by learning the language, and seeking to work. That’s what I mean by that. If you’re implying that I meant cultural assimilation, thats a complete whiff

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*complete cultural assimilation

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Fine by me, but I still don’t think it’s a good idea for Germany to literally break its own laws on a lot of levels.

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Deleted message, coward. Plenty of Germans took refugees into their own homes during the crisis, many worked and are continuing to work to ensure that refugees have community and resources to learn the language and to be able to support themselves in German society. So if you’re thinking Germans are a brainless AfD monolith, you can go fuck yourself.

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They’re all fascists

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how many germans were forced to house refugees in their own homes?

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Bro is just really really invested in Germany only being for ethnic Germans and he thinks we aren’t supposed to find that suspicious

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Japan has committed genocide against the Ainu, persecuted Koreans brought there during imperial slavery, and historically beat Ryukyuan children for speaking their native language. China is committing cultural genocide against Tibetans and Uyghurs. And don’t act like we don’t know the history of “Germany for Germans”

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replying to others and dodging my question 🤔

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Italian, really? Not even a proper „Tschüss“? If you’re going to be culturally appropriative, at least do it right. Fuckin fascist clown.

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oh good, so you actually are just dodging it. i thought you said ciao hours ago? you that lonely?

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i already called you out kid. your bitch ass is ignoring me, while replying to people who were talking to me. pathetic

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