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    posted by  T Y in Germany forum 

    Ok, it's a date! :)

    I seriously doubt that you've read my earlier posts. I also don't support the easy immigration within Europe and free giveaways to foreigners because ultimately it's the tax payers who are paying for those foreigners. And you wonder why many Germans are uneasy about foreigners? If it was up to the people, foreigners would have to pay international student fees.

    And you think it's great that the German government offers so much social welfare to immigrants to a point many of them don't bother to work? Money doesn't grow on trees in Germany. Who's paying for all this?

    What the hell is Germany going to do with 1000s of uneducated asylum seekers? Even the educated German born Turks are leaving the country. You think it's a great idea to keep all those refugees who aren't ready to be part of the society and you expect Germans to accept them and be friendly to them?

    Here's the thing, Auslander, myself included, always complain about german racists, but there are so many reasons why they don't appreciate immigrants, not because of immigrants, but how they are admitted to Germany. People in every country have their own distinct character, and not every nation has to become an immigrant nation. Germans tend to be happy when they are left alone as a group. Shouldn't they feel comfortable in their own country? It was only for German governments own good to let so many guest workers in, while totally disregarding the futures of those who came to Germany, and the opinions by the Germans.

    If you are trying to keep minorities from immigrating to Canada by your dire description of our country, you've accomplished it. I'm all for tougher immigration policies in Canada, so bring it on! There's no red carpet laid down for immigrants anywhere. And if those immigrants choose not to try harder, then that's life. But when you do work hard, even as an immigrant, there are far more opportunities in Canada than in Germany. You can keep denying, but I work with many of those examples.

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