Like I said, Germany wasn't the only one persecuting jews. And that's exactly why the other European nations didn't care about helping them. They were not that popular across whole Europe.
and if you lissen to the comments out of Hungary, Poland large parts of France or Britain or what the AFD says, you will notice that Muslims aren't so popular as well.
Just another reason to help them.
And the situation back then can't be compared to the one we have today by any means.
My intention wasn't to compare both situations, but to make clear that we have a responsibility... Europe missed to help the refugees of WW2, we shouldn't do a similar failure again.
First of all even if Europe didn't let any refugees in at all, they still would have been save in several nations between the warzone and the EU.
The only country between Syria and the EU is Turkey...
I wouldn't call them safe in Turkey. And our government hasn't called them safe in Turkey as well... at leadt not till the beginning of 2016.
War zones from Iraq and Afghanistan have Turkey, Iraq and Iran between these are and the EU. Again no safe area...
And safe areas like Libanon do already way more than the EU.
So that's total bullshit.
As it looks like... no bullshit
To compare the situation of the jews back then with the one of the refugees today is a fucking slap in the face of the jews to be honest.
No one does it...
It's about responsibility
Well you talk about refugees in relation to the population. That's so narrow-minded it actually hurts. If you take a look at the cash flow you will recognize that Germany is helping the most by far. For example the 0,6 billion euros in 2015 that went to Jordan to ensure supplies for the refugees there while the local government gave a shit.
And 600 millions are enough?
Enough when t billions are needed and the German GDP is around 2.7 trillions???
THAT STATEMENT HURTS
It's not disgusting that people would be more willing to help christians. They represent a similar culture. That's just human.
no, it's human to help HUMANS...
Integration would be way more easy. That's pretty obvious if you take a look at different migrant groups in Germany. Religion definitely IS (no pun intended) a problem when it comes to integration.
I don't care if you agree with me since you only have "contact". I experience it every single fucking day. There is a cultural problem.
I'm three days a week at one camp and from time to time at other camps...
I know what I talk about.
I don't see much problems
But maybe you should look for a different job
And there is an huge group of male refugees who represents this problem very well. I didn't say it's all of them. But the percentage still is high enough to bring big problems. Heck, even a friend of mine, pro refugees as can be, does acknowledge these problems by now. By the way, guess which group of refugees take these lessons..
Funny that you talk about lessons...
I give them.
I can't see a difference in culture, but only in age and gender.
Women take more lessons than men and old men less than young men.
But there is no difference between nationalities and even less between religions.
I have people from Iran (Muslims) visiting the lessons and people from Eritrea (christians) not visiting.
I have Pakistanis talking positive about jews and Guineans talking egative about them...
What you talk about is very songle minded
Just one question: Have you experienced a camp of about 2000 refugees yourself at least once? Just asking because I just can't bear people who never been there but talk talk talk anymore.
2000 no...
But camps of 270 to 450.
but I don't think size is important. Important is the quality of the camps.
A "camp" in a Sporthalle, with nearly no privace is not acceptable and will cause nore problems than an established camp, with private rooms for families or single refugees.