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Old 10-21-2019, 09:07 PM
 
Location: Sunshine Coast, QLD
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No, the refugees came from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan around 2015 so yes we are the problem. The unrest and destabilization in Iraq spilled over into Syria although Syria started as a civil war and then got complicated.


Spare me the 1400 years ago.
who's "we"? Americans? Are americans going in to Scandanavia and GErmany and sexually assaulting children and young women? Were americans the ones terrorizing and assaulting women in Cologne on NYE a few years ago? Highly doubtful. So are you trying to say Americans are responsible for Muslim migrants assaulting women and kids? If so, how? Did the US tell them to do it? Bribe them to do it? Force them to act like that?
OR are you saying American ME policy caused upheaval in the ME causing the migrant crisis? You might just be right on that, BUT then Muslim migrants should STILL be responsible for their conduct in their new home, regardless of how they ended up there, right?
Or are you hinting that many migrants simply aren't able to NOT assault women and kids, and it's the US fault for putting them in those countries? If so than your virtue signalling backfired as that means you're saying that most migrants conduct themselves like that, and therefore shame on the US for causing the crisis that sent those misbehaving migrants into Europe in the first place!!
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Old 10-21-2019, 09:13 PM
 
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For different people of different nationalities and religions to 'season the pot' is all good and fine. But at the end of the day, for a nation to be successful, it must have cultural ties that bind them together. Shared values and a united sense of national identity.

Angela Merkel has in many ways been one of the top world leaders over the first 20 years of this century. Never moreso than in her speech on Saturday.

Finally. Well said, Angela. On this point, you have finally gotten it right.

And multiculturalism has also "utterly failed" here in the US also, by the way.
Ya think???
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Old 10-21-2019, 09:29 PM
 
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In other news, SJWs from around the world have now sentenced the secret Russian leader Merkel to 20-years of mandatory diversity training workshops.
What does diversity training workshops for the Russian leader entail?
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Old 10-21-2019, 09:32 PM
 
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What does diversity training workshops for the Russian leader entail?

Chanting white people are bad for a minimum of 8-hours per day.
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Old 10-22-2019, 06:11 AM
 
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It wasn't her idea. It's bigger than one country. But she should have refused and taken her punishment. She is a coward.
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Old 10-22-2019, 07:12 AM
 
Location: Somewhere between the Americas and Western Europe
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No, the refugees came from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan around 2015 so yes we are the problem. The unrest and destabilization in Iraq spilled over into Syria although Syria started as a civil war and then got complicated.


Spare me the 1400 years ago.


The root cause is Islam. An idiot religion started by an idiot, with the predictable outcome of creating nations of idiots who produce nothing of worth for the world these days besides oil.



Spare me your convenient narratives of destabilization. Afghansitan has been destabilized since the Soviet Invasion. The underlying problem is that they live in the 13th century while the rest of the world advances around them. Technology is only used to further religion in these holes, not actually, ya know, help advance humanity in any meaningful way.


Meanwhile, the idiots pouring into Europe en masse refuse to give up the idiot religion that turned their original homelands into unproductive and regressive sh*tholes. I suppose they think it best to just be able to take over an existing successful country through colonization (which is EXACTLY what is happening in "multicultural" Europe).


Guess they better hope those old Western institutional foundations are strong enough to endure a new "software" supplanting the old one. Though in the case of Germany and Europe, it's going to be like replacing 2020 MacOS with an MSDOS system from 1985.
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Old 10-22-2019, 07:16 AM
 
Location: Morrison, CO
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The root cause is Islam. An idiot religion started by an idiot, with the predictable outcome of creating nations of idiots who produce nothing of worth for the world these days besides oil.



Spare me your convenient narratives of destabilization. Afghansitan has been destabilized since the Soviet Invasion. The underlying problem is that they live in the 13th century while the rest of the world advances around them. Technology is only used to further religion in these holes, not actually, ya know, help advance humanity in any meaningful way.


Meanwhile, the idiots pouring into Europe en masse refuse to give up the idiot religion that turned their original homelands into unproductive and regressive sh*tholes. I suppose they think it best to just be able to take over an existing successful country through colonization (which is EXACTLY what is happening in "multicultural" Europe).


Guess they better hope those old Western institutional foundations are strong enough to endure a new "software" supplanting the old one. Though in the case of Germany and Europe, it's going to be like replacing 2020 MacOS with an MSDOS system from 1985.
Well said and 100% accurate. Why do people think their native countries are such utter Hell Holes? There is a reason they suffer, do not have industry, nor a productive society. They are a warlike, tribal culture that loves to create MISERY.
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Old 10-22-2019, 07:19 AM
 
Location: Park City, UT
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The article doesn't say that multi-culturalism is a mistake, just that they failed in the way they went about implementing it. It says that they need more workers and there is even a suggestion to allow more immigrants into Germany.
Germany doesn't need more workers, they need more robots and automation. There are way too many simpleton jobs out there that shouldn't even be done by humans anymore. We have the technology to automate so many jobs, we need to start doing that.

Robots are cheaper to maintain and they don't require welfare handouts or medical. Also, robots can't gang rape women in the streets or cause terrorist attacks.

Robots > immigrants
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Old 10-22-2019, 07:47 AM
 
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Germany doesn't need more workers, they need more robots and automation. There are way too many simpleton jobs out there that shouldn't even be done by humans anymore. We have the technology to automate so many jobs, we need to start doing that.

Robots are cheaper to maintain and they don't require welfare handouts or medical. Also, robots can't gang rape women in the streets or cause terrorist attacks.

Robots > immigrants
A combination of automation and attracting workers from other western countries maybe? That doesn't fit the plan though.
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Old 10-22-2019, 08:00 AM
 
Location: Somewhere between the Americas and Western Europe
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A combination of automation and attracting workers from other western countries maybe? That doesn't fit the plan though.


And besides the cultural conflicts, the silliest parts of this whole, "we need new workers to replace the aging ones" argument..... are the following facts:

1) Migrants get old, too. They will ALSO need benefits and social services and aging homes when THEY get old.

2) The migrants are majority unskilled. Unskilled labor is rapidly being made redundant - or can be.

3) Migrants have more kids than usual. Which means more social services and teachers, etc. needed for more kids. Which means more tax strain and burden on the system.




I don't know how these leftists in America and the western world in general can operate with so much cognitive dissonance in their minds that they can't see the inherent contradictions in these arguments. Unless you're so rich in Europe that you can wall yourself away from these problems, importing an uneducated underclass with identity and religious baggage is NOT a recipe for future success!


The Turks haven't even completely assimilated after three generations! And it's not just "Germans" preventing them from doing so -- it's the multicultural model where "home country" identity is primary to the host country.
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