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Migrant crisis: Applause as hundreds arrive in Munich


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Hundreds of migrants, mostly from Syria, have arrived at Munich train station to applause after boarding trains in Austria.

They are the first of thousands, who were stranded in Hungary before being allowed to leave on buses for Austria.

There were cheers from a large group of Germans who had gathered to welcome them, with many handing out sweets and water.

The BBC's Jenny Hill watched as they arrived in Munich.

 

 

 

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-34162844

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Germany is a very open minded society, with positive views towars rights for women and homos-xuals

I hope they also think that

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That's really nice to see, those people are no different than all of us and all they want & need is a better life.

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Ambrosia

I loved that little child getting a stuffed animal.  That whole video was so inspiring.  :wub:

Do not do to others what angers you if done to you by others. -Socrates
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yASSsss

kids getting those teddy bears and candies is the sweetest thing . :giveup: 

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When will America? The answer is never. 

Countries are always changing tho.

America was at the helm of immigration in the 1930's. As for Germany during the 1930's...well, look at the state of that.

Immigration policies/views are eventually gonna change.

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Countries are always changing tho.

America was at the helm of immigration in the 1930's. As for Germany during the 1930's...well, look at the state of that.

Immigration policies/views are eventually gonna change.

What? No it wasn't. People were actually emigrating from the U.S. in the 1930's. American society has been historically awful to immigrants and even limited the amount of Jewish refugees during WW2. 

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Germany is such a bright example in all this.

:giveup: 

it's actually better to call it #RefugeeCrisis not migrant btw.

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