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Just now, Whispering said:

Change their system, how? Build a wall? Deny birthright citizenship? Deny refugees and immigrants the right to work or an education? Explain.

Germany=/= Europe.   

No, open the gates to the USA for refugees obvious!! 

 

Germany is in Europe?? Good, when talk like this then. Tell me an US state with the population of Germany then! (82 million)

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Whispering
9 minutes ago, Simon said:

You do realize that Germany has an immigrant population in % like the US? 

You do realize that means both countries are doing their share and providing physical and financial services for a large percentage of its residents.

 

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Whispering
Just now, Simon said:

No, open the gates to the USA for refugees obvious!! 

 

Germany is in Europe?? Good, when talk like this then. Tell me an US state with the population of Germany then! (82 million)

Why and how should the US change their system? You make these grand statements, but never back them up with any kind of information. Stop being silly and explain how the US should change their policies? 

States are different than countries. Do you not know that? (I don't really know, because you don't know the citizenship requirements in your own country.) Every state is under the economic policies of the US government. Every citizen of every state pays for services for immigration benefits. 

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1 minute ago, Whispering said:

Why and how should the US change their system? You make these grand statements, but never back them up with any kind of information. Stop being silly and explain how the US should change their policies? 

States are different than countries. Do you not know that? (I don't really know, because you don't know the citizenship requirements in your own country.) Every state is under the economic policies of the US government. Every citizen of every state pays for services for immigration benefits. 

Of course I know that states are different from countries. But you could compare the EU to the US. Also why should i know the citizenship rules here. My mother don't even have a German passport and can live here. 

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Whispering
3 minutes ago, Simon said:

Of course I know that states are different from countries. But you could compare the EU to the US. Also why should i know the citizenship rules here. My mother don't even have a German passport and can live here. 

No, you can't compare Europe to the US.

Aren't you a citizen of Germany? Didn't you go to school and college there? 

How should the US change their immigration policies and laws? To be more like Germany? That would be going backwards, not forward. 

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Just now, Whispering said:

No, you can't compare Europe to the US.

Aren't you a citizen of Germany. 

How should the US change their immigration policies and laws? To be more like Germany? That would be going backwards, not forward. 

I can, you see :P

Does even matter where I am citizen of? 

Change it to allow more refugees like Germany does! And Germany should extend their law to the birthright law. 

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Whispering
2 minutes ago, Simon said:

I can, you see :P

Does even matter where I am citizen of? 

Change it to allow more refugees like Germany does! And Germany should extend their law to the birthright law. 

In what way? 

You just don't want to answer the question, because you know that it will show that you were playing like you didn't know the other day or you really didn't know...which is worse.

20 percent of the immigrants are refugees. The majority of the rest of the immigrants are economic refugees from violent areas (where education is limited). The US is taking in the world's poor and and those in unfortunate circumstances. 

If Germany had the same policies as the US, they would have far more to consider when taking in that many refugees at once. Different policies mean that different consideration has to be looked at when accepting immigrants and refugees. 

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2 minutes ago, Whispering said:

In what way? 

You just don't want to answer the question, because you know that it will show that you were playing like you didn't know the other day or you really didn't know...which is worse.

20 percent of the immigrants are refugees. The majority of the rest of the immigrants are economic refugees from violent areas (where education is limited). The US is taking in the world's poor and and those in unfortunate circumstances. 

If Germany had the same policies as the US, they would have far more to consider when taking in that many refugees at once. Different policies mean that different consideration has to be looked at when accepting immigrants and refugees. 

thats why you take in so many refugees lol

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MJHolland
2 hours ago, Simon said:

You do know that there are million refugees coming to Germany alone this year ? Normal immigrants are not included on that. Fancy that 1 million refugees in a state that is really small and already has a population of 80 million. By the way you act like European countries aren't immigration countries while every third person in germany has migration back ground. 

Every third person in Germany has a migrant background because they imported laborers from Turkey after WWII that are STILL second class "citizens" since they aren't allowed to even because citizens even though their families have been there for generations now.

And if you consider Mexicans fleeing d--g lord-torn Mexico as refugees, we already have our fair global share.

Anyways, I applaud Poland for taking a step in the right direction to ensure their refugees aren't extremists. The rest of Europe should get on board asap.

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Just now, MJHolland said:

Every third person in Germany has a migrant background because they imported laborers from Turkey after WWII that are STILL second class "citizens" since they aren't allowed to even because citizens even though their families have been there for generations now.

And if you consider Mexicans fleeing d--g lord-torn Mexico as refugees, we already have our fair global share.

Anyways, I applaud Poland for taking a step in the right direction to ensure their refugees aren't extremists. The rest of Europe should get on board asap.

I worded wrong i just see. I meant every third German has a migration background. 

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MJHolland
1 minute ago, Simon said:

I worded wrong i just see. I meant every third German has a migration background. 

Well guess what, with the exception of native Americans, every US citizen has a migrant background.

The US handles the refugees that should up on our border from latin/south America. Europe has to deal with the (LESS) amount of refugees showing up on theirs. It's not a US issue.

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Whispering
19 minutes ago, Simon said:

thats why you take in so many refugees lol

Yes, that is correct. Twenty per cent every year, and that's not counting the large majority of the eighty per cent that are economic refugees. 

Lol, at your resistance to answer any questions about reform or policy. 

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1 minute ago, Whispering said:

Yes, that is correct. Twenty per cent every year, and that's not counting the large majority of the eighty per cent that are economic refugees. 

Lol, at your resistance to answer any questions about reform or policy. 

 I guess Syrians are not okay since they are Muslims right?

 

I don't think I need to repeat myself more often? It's simply. Take money from the rich, allow refugees in there because they need it, help them and give them the chance to stay. A huge % of them would leave for Syria anyway when it's in peace again. 

 

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6 minutes ago, MJHolland said:

Well guess what, with the exception of native Americans, every US citizen has a migrant background.

The US handles the refugees that should up on our border from latin/south America. Europe has to deal with the (LESS) amount of refugees showing up on theirs. It's not a US issue.

But a migration background that gets dated way back. Immigration to Germany started not even 100 years ago. Europe has to deal with less refugees? What the **** lol 

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MJHolland
13 minutes ago, Simon said:

But a migration background that gets dated way back. Immigration to Germany started not even 100 years ago. Europe has to deal with less refugees? What the **** lol 

There are more that 12 million people living inside the US illegally because they feared for their safety and prosperity back in their home country.

And according to SyrianRefugees.eu, "150,000 Syrians have declared asylum in the European Union."

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