C-Mag wrote:The toughest immigration policies in North America are in Mexico sadly. Plenty of Americans are loving the European model for kneeling before other cultures.Zlaxer wrote:
Nope - I don't feel sorry for them.....they were warned...they did it anyways....they now will be genocided out of existence....
And they still lack the ballz to do anything....fucking cucks....
While 11% of refugees do work, a large majority of them still don’t have a full-time job. After two and a half years only 15% are fully employed. The group mostly consists of Syrians and Eritreans: 75% of refugees come from one of those two countries.
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Of a million asylum seekers who have come to Germany in recent years, only a fifth has acquired some kind of employment, writes SVT Nyheter. Now, a large majority of Germans consider that immigration policy needs to change.
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The two Jewish men who were reportedly wearing kippahs, were verbally attacked by a group of three youths, who used anti-Semitic epithets against them.
One youth then emerged from the group of three young men and attacked a 21-year-old Israeli with his belt, while shouting “Jew” at him.
Several recent incidents have raised alarm about anti-Semitism among Berlin’s Muslim Middle Eastern population. Last month a man reported that his daughter was bullied at her primary school by Muslim classmates due to her Jewish faith. One classmate reportedly told her that she deserved to be beaten and killed.
Yeah, that's a problem particularly among the first generation MENA countries + Central Asian immigrants. It's not a surprise that anti-semitism is so rabid in the Middle East, most of the regimes in region officially endorse the authenticity of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion (POEZ), and their TV channels reflect that. And the major problem with some of the MENA countries Muslim immigrants, is that they simply don't want to integrate into society. Instead, they sit in their flats and watch Arabic TV all days that says the Jews are responsible for all their world's ills. Which probably works wonders in places like Syria, where rebellions don't get to forment, simply because someone else can be blamed for famines, a bad economy, trade deficits, high crime: It's never the regime government's responsibility or fault, it's those meddlesome Jews.Zlaxer wrote:
Several recent incidents have raised alarm about anti-Semitism among Berlin’s Muslim Middle Eastern population. Last month a man reported that his daughter was bullied at her primary school by Muslim classmates due to her Jewish faith. One classmate reportedly told her that she deserved to be beaten and killed.
So why are the Native Germans turning a blind eye to this? You think it will stop with the Jews? Hardly....How many German women have to be raped before male Sausage Eaters finally take action....I can't believe the politicians allowed this to happen...How is Merkel still in power?BjornP wrote:Yeah, that's a problem particularly among the first generation MENA countries + Central Asian immigrants. It's not a surprise that anti-semitism is so rabid in the Middle East, most of the regimes in region officially endorse the authenticity of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion (POEZ), and their TV channels reflect that. And the major problem with some of the MENA countries Muslim immigrants, is that they simply don't want to integrate into society. Instead, they sit in their flats and watch Arabic TV all days that says the Jews are responsible for all their world's ills. Which probably works wonders in places like Syria, where rebellions don't get to forment, simply because someone else can be blamed for famines, a bad economy, trade deficits, high crime: It's never the regime government's responsibility or fault, it's those meddlesome Jews.Zlaxer wrote:
Several recent incidents have raised alarm about anti-Semitism among Berlin’s Muslim Middle Eastern population. Last month a man reported that his daughter was bullied at her primary school by Muslim classmates due to her Jewish faith. One classmate reportedly told her that she deserved to be beaten and killed.
BjornP wrote:Yeah, that's a problem particularly among the first generation MENA countries + Central Asian immigrants. It's not a surprise that anti-semitism is so rabid in the Middle East, most of the regimes in region officially endorse the authenticity of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion (POEZ), and their TV channels reflect that. And the major problem with some of the MENA countries Muslim immigrants, is that they simply don't want to integrate into society. Instead, they sit in their flats and watch Arabic TV all days that says the Jews are responsible for all their world's ills. Which probably works wonders in places like Syria, where rebellions don't get to forment, simply because someone else can be blamed for famines, a bad economy, trade deficits, high crime: It's never the regime government's responsibility or fault, it's those meddlesome Jews.Zlaxer wrote:
Several recent incidents have raised alarm about anti-Semitism among Berlin’s Muslim Middle Eastern population. Last month a man reported that his daughter was bullied at her primary school by Muslim classmates due to her Jewish faith. One classmate reportedly told her that she deserved to be beaten and killed.
C-Mag wrote:BjornP wrote:Yeah, that's a problem particularly among the first generation MENA countries + Central Asian immigrants. It's not a surprise that anti-semitism is so rabid in the Middle East, most of the regimes in region officially endorse the authenticity of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion (POEZ), and their TV channels reflect that. And the major problem with some of the MENA countries Muslim immigrants, is that they simply don't want to integrate into society. Instead, they sit in their flats and watch Arabic TV all days that says the Jews are responsible for all their world's ills. Which probably works wonders in places like Syria, where rebellions don't get to forment, simply because someone else can be blamed for famines, a bad economy, trade deficits, high crime: It's never the regime government's responsibility or fault, it's those meddlesome Jews.Zlaxer wrote:
So, 21st Century Nazi Beer Halls. That has to be comforting.
It takes time to integrate immigrants, about 3 generations. Look at the US. The US took in a crazy number of immigrants from 1870 to 1930. We were having all kinds of trouble with immigrants, bombings, riots, etc. We shut it all down and didn't really start allowing in a lot of immigrants until Reagan in the 1980s. It's time for us to crack down on immigration, integrate our immigrant population and become one culture again.
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