I don't understand why emigrate to Germany, and bring up violet children? This will definitely make native Germans angry, and paying for immigrants under welfare? Social systems are not hard enough, or efficient at tackling these problems it seems.
Although the social services system has progressively moved from being a safety-net to becoming a keep-net in many Germans' opinion, it can hardly be argued that immigrants benefit much from a reliance on social services, since to demand more of social services progressively causes prices to rise and the discontent to rise. This makes social services intrinsically hard, by default. If that was understanding was properly propagated by politicians, the problem would be more easily confronted.
This situation has developed over time due to an out of sight out of mind attitude for fear of antagonising immigrants, who then become marginalized by their actions. The fundamental problem is with their determination to prefer jus sanguinis to jus soli, gain from German social services, and intimidate German authorities into giving more, to avoid confrontation. Heartfelt pleas from officialdom to parents who were once miscreants, in many cases, will fail. Immigrants have a choice to make.
They Need a gold old fashioned BEAT DOWN!
kpanther8u 3 years ago
I don't understand why emigrate to Germany, and bring up violet children? This will definitely make native Germans angry, and paying for immigrants under welfare? Social systems are not hard enough, or efficient at tackling these problems it seems.
antoshahorosha 3 years ago
Although the social services system has progressively moved from being a safety-net to becoming a keep-net in many Germans' opinion, it can hardly be argued that immigrants benefit much from a reliance on social services, since to demand more of social services progressively causes prices to rise and the discontent to rise. This makes social services intrinsically hard, by default. If that was understanding was properly propagated by politicians, the problem would be more easily confronted.
charlessmyth 3 years ago
This situation has developed over time due to an out of sight out of mind attitude for fear of antagonising immigrants, who then become marginalized by their actions. The fundamental problem is with their determination to prefer jus sanguinis to jus soli, gain from German social services, and intimidate German authorities into giving more, to avoid confrontation. Heartfelt pleas from officialdom to parents who were once miscreants, in many cases, will fail. Immigrants have a choice to make.
charlessmyth 3 years ago 3