There is an end in sight. When the next president is inaugurated in about a year and a half, all of these people will leave.

There is an end in sight. When the next president is inaugurated in about a year and a half, all of these people will leave.

And - if it's the wrong president, he'll replace them with people of the same kind but worse...

So what else is new...I've been saying the same thing for several years now.

The one honorable person in the whole lot really got shafted...Colin Powell.

There is an end in sight. When the next president is inaugurated in about a year and a half, all of these people will leave.

And - if it's the wrong president, he'll replace them with people of the same kind but worse...

I shudder to think what might be worse than what we have now.

How is the living in Germany right now? I may be looking to transplant my family and I might have a few relatives over there.

There is an end in sight. When the next president is inaugurated in about a year and a half, all of these people will leave.

And - if it's the wrong president, he'll replace them with people of the same kind but worse...

There is an end in sight. When the next president is inaugurated in about a year and a half, all of these people will leave.

And - if it's the wrong president, he'll replace them with people of the same kind but worse...

Well you don't need to worry you are in Germany!

Actually I have to worry... What if the next president says Germany is on the "Axis of Evil" because of not supporting his war policy?

Actually I have to worry... What if the next president says Germany is on the "Axis of Evil" because of not supporting his war policy?

Well, since it's just political rhetoric, what if? So what if he says that?

Actually I have to worry... What if the next president says Germany is on the "Axis of Evil" because of not supporting his war policy?

Well, since it's just political rhetoric, what if? So what if he says that?

...you just ignore it like the babblings of an idiot.

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How is the living in Germany right now? I may be looking to transplant my family and I might have a few relatives over there.

"I'm trying to maintain a shred of dignity in this world." - Me

IMHO the problem in Germany is that you can't even address serious issues because you are instantly labeled a Nazi. It's a vicious circle: many people are fed up because problems with immigration and lack of integration are not addressed. This creates tension and results in violence - from my experience the violence of immigrant gangs simply don't make it into the news, which creates even more anger. When then violence against immigrants takes place the media is full of it and the journalists ride on a wave of political education. Just what the average citizen experiences is something different and people are therefore fed up by the one sided press and even more angry.

As long as the problems with a lack of integration won't be solved the situation won't change. All in all I guess Germany is over all a very tolerant country and racism is on par with other european countries, even though eastern Germany has indeed a problem because people are dissatisfied.

Anyways Europe is quit some fun. So many different cultures probably living in countries like Sweden, Switzerland, Denmark, Spain, Austria is best - what does the rest think?

For those that fail to assimilate or refuse to do so, give them a free ticket back to their homeland, since that is what they prefer.

Well, since it's just political rhetoric, what if? So what if he says that?

...you just ignore it like the babblings of an idiot.

IMHO the problem in Germany is that you can't even address serious issues because you are instantly labeled a Nazi. It's a vicious circle: many people are fed up because problems with immigration and lack of integration are not addressed. This creates tension and results in violence - from my experience the violence of immigrant gangs simply don't make it into the news, which creates even more anger. When then violence against immigrants takes place the media is full of it and the journalists ride on a wave of political education. Just what the average citizen experiences is something different and people are therefore fed up by the one sided press and even more angry.

As long as the problems with a lack of integration won't be solved the situation won't change. All in all I guess Germany is over all a very tolerant country and racism is on par with other european countries, even though eastern Germany has indeed a problem because people are dissatisfied.

Anyways Europe is quit some fun. So many different cultures probably living in countries like Sweden, Switzerland, Denmark, Spain, Austria is best - what does the rest think?

For those that fail to assimilate or refuse to do so, give them a free ticket back to their homeland, since that is what they prefer.

IMHO the problem in Germany is that you can't even address serious issues because you are instantly labeled a Nazi. It's a vicious circle: many people are fed up because problems with immigration and lack of integration are not addressed. This creates tension and results in violence - from my experience the violence of immigrant gangs simply don't make it into the news, which creates even more anger. When then violence against immigrants takes place the media is full of it and the journalists ride on a wave of political education. Just what the average citizen experiences is something different and people are therefore fed up by the one sided press and even more angry.

As long as the problems with a lack of integration won't be solved the situation won't change. All in all I guess Germany is over all a very tolerant country and racism is on par with other european countries, even though eastern Germany has indeed a problem because people are dissatisfied.

Anyways Europe is quit some fun. So many different cultures probably living in countries like Sweden, Switzerland, Denmark, Spain, Austria is best - what does the rest think?

For those that fail to assimilate or refuse to do so, give them a free ticket back to their homeland, since that is what they prefer.

I believe (but am not quite certain) the Germany has permanent guest workers - whose children and grandchildren are born in Germany but will never be able to become citizens. I believe (but again my information is a bit limited) that many of these that were born in Germany but have no path to citizenship are the malcontents. Now, where are you going to send them back to?