Now that's actually what we desperately need in Europe. These people are thinking and acting out of the box, do you don't get it.
After we merge with this culture, we will usher in a utopia.
Our cultural achievements, our emancipation from the religion and technological development will pale in the face of the cultural achievements we'll make hand in hand with these immigrants in the future.
You simply don't have the vision to actually see this glorious picture of this new ... and better Europe.
http://www.ad.nl/ad/nl/1013/Buitenla...g-in-azc.dhtml
Rape and gangwars already going at refugee camps in germany.
Things are looking up people!
To be fair to those talking about trash left behind..that's not a refugee/migrant exclusive thing, that's what happens when thousands of people get together in any one place or move through any one place. You're harping on about the wrong things fellas.
I've seen the Love Parade in Berlin (where over a million people attended). And although the people were far from being civil and caring about their surroundings. It was not nearly as bad as these pictures.
I'll take this: http://freedomoutpost.com/2015/09/mu...st-in-germany/ ... from the other thread to show, what this petition is a mosaic stone in a bigger picture about the cultural differences, which are in my eyes insurmountable.
This petition has only ~500 who signed this petition, which would amount to ~<=1% of the Muslim population in Munich.
But it shows a trend in my eyes, which is actually worrisome.
Last edited by mmocdec169f0c2; 2015-09-17 at 02:35 PM.
Did you overlook the little fact, that there were over a million people in this parade? How many did cross Hungary? And there were plenty of opportunities to throw the trash away in a civil manner (or at least throw it in a pile to make it easier to collect.)
But in these pictures you will see even discarded prams, clothing, tents. They discard these items, because they are absolutely sure, that they will be replaced in their desired host country by better items. So why keep them?
This can't be in any manner considered remotely civil. But this absolutely show, how caring these people will be regarding their surroundings in their host country.
And we had already much material in this thread, which very clearly showed, that in their respective refugee camps in Germany or other countries, they certainly don't care for their surroundings.
How can these people be integrated quickly into the society to become finally productive members of society?
Last edited by mmocdec169f0c2; 2015-09-17 at 02:46 PM.
Music festivals is a sad sight when the party is over. Ppl leave everything behind, garbage, dirty clothes and tents.
You can score a lot of free tents and sell them cheap at next year's festivals, if you have a trailer for example.
I would still argue that it is in the refugees' interests to create as little negative publicity as possible. Photos of garbage, shit and riots do not do them any favors. If they spend 20 minuttes to collect the trash in a pile where a truck could pick it up they would have earned a lot of goodwill - it would show a minimum of humility towards the host country