Will Germany regret accepting 800,000 migrants?

You wouldn't be complaining if they were white people, your just a racist idiot who doesn't want non whites coming in.

don't we all? I mean no offence but I don't to live in a country full of mosques in 10-20 years time. Europe won't be Europe anymore at this rate

If someone can help me out please

How many migrants came in the first year of the EU restrictions were lifted in the UK?

Sorted by economic migrants, asylum seekers, and refugees

Like eastern Europeans? No I have a problem with them as well.



Women and families are always viewed with more sympathy than young black men and bearded Muslims.

What constitutes a "typical" young black male and why should we be so concerned of them?
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They show that among those proceeded against for street crimes, 54 per cent were black; for robbery, 59 per cent; and for gun crimes, 67 per cent. Street crimes include muggings, assault with intent to rob and snatching property.

Just over 12 per cent of London’s 7.5 million population is black, including those of mixed black and white parentage, while 69 per cent is white, according to the Office for National Statistics.

What is the relevance of one's swarthy complexion?

Germany needs more people. All the Japanese will die off in a 1000 years because the birth rate is so low and there is virtually no immigration.

Since Germany has a relatively low rate of unemployment and 800,000 asylum seekers a year, this number represents only 0.01% of their population...hardly significant in terms of job creation.

And as for asylum seekers being a burden on Germany's taxpayers, since there are plenty of jobs available, the burden you talk of will not be a burden as they'll be contributing to the public purse by way of paying taxes.

Regarding the largest economy quote, contrary to Osborne's claim that the UK has the most successful recovery amongst the EU from the 2008 global economic crash, it is not true and it is Ireland that can truthfully claim that.

We have a moral duty to protect, nurture and provide for those who are fleeing war, persecution and despot regimes. Any economically viable country who shirks their responsibilities to other human beings is less than moral and should be shamed by the rest of the world.

We have a moral duty to protect, nurture and provide for those who are fleeing war, persecution and despot regimes. Any economically viable country who shirks their responsibilities to other human beings is less than moral and should be shamed by the rest of the world.

I can hazard a guess that they are fearful for their safety, they have been persecuted either physically or emotionally and that they want a better environment in which to bring up their children. In other words, much like the rest of humanity including us, eh?

I didn't realise that Calais is an environment where people cannot bring up their children properly and live in fear for their safety.

Try doing a 'google'. Germany actually is the strongest economy in Europe.

Interestingly:
"In June (2014), the UK economy received a statistical boost of £65 billion (€80 billion) following the introduction of new EU accounting rules allowing the so-called ‘grey economy’, which includes proceeds from drug trafficking and prostitution, to be recorded."
https://euobserver.com/eu-china/127046

"Ireland retains crown as fastest-growing EU economy" http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/feb/05/ireland-fastest-growing-eu-economy

Didn't our Chancellor lay claim to the same accolade awarded to Ireland? (puzzled)

An elderly Italian couple had their throats cut by an 18 year old 'asylum seeker' who was saved by the Italian navy. Both murdered.

Germany needs more people. All the Japanese will die off in a 1000 years because the birth rate is so low and there is virtually no immigration.

(Original post by LockheedSpooky)
An elderly Italian couple had their throats cut by an 18 year old 'asylum seeker' who was saved by the Italian navy. Both murdered.

Its not big or clever to make things up.

Since Germany has a relatively low rate of unemployment and 800,000 asylum seekers a year, this number represents only 0.01% of their population...hardly significant in terms of job creation.

And as for asylum seekers being a burden on Germany's taxpayers, since there are plenty of jobs available, the burden you talk of will not be a burden as they'll be contributing to the public purse by way of paying taxes.

Regarding the largest economy quote, contrary to Osborne's claim that the UK has the most successful recovery amongst the EU from the 2008 global economic crash, it is not true and it is Ireland that can truthfully claim that.

We have a moral duty to protect, nurture and provide for those who are fleeing war, persecution and despot regimes. Any economically viable country who shirks their responsibilities to other human beings is less than moral and should be shamed by the rest of the world.