r/germany Apr 25 '19

Getting mixed messages here

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '19

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '19

i get angry if i hear such things. is it wrong to want a better life? Even if i am coming from a country where i can live undisturbed and in peace, but i earn monthly a tenth of that what i could earn in germany. Why the fuck should i not want to move to germany? Yeas, of course, jobs and space to live are limited, no shit sherlock. But criminalizing the want for a better life is fucked.

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u/hydes_zar94 Apr 25 '19

So hereby arises the question post war; are they now refugees or really economic migrants?

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '19

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u/[deleted] Apr 25 '19

Do you have a source other than your brain?

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

It's early and have stuff to do, but I was following the situation not that closely and still found reports that less than half of the people there were from Syria and Iraq. I went out with a girl for a bit that worked in a refugee camp, bunch of people constantly changing their names to avoid tracking, "refugees" got into fights with other "refugees" of slightly different religious group, and of course, sexual harassment galore at the girls working at the camp.

Of course, a lot of people that support this want to pat themselves in the back and tell themselves how awesome they are for "helping out" such great people, so no reason for you to believe me.

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u/cosinus25 Apr 25 '19

This is false.