patrick.net
An Antidote to Corporate Media
1,189,027 comments by 13,845 users - HeadSet, NuttBoxer, Patrick, Skygoddess online now
Cottbus: As Germans Take To The Streets To Protest Migrant Violence, City Announce They Won’t Take In Any More “Refugees”
invite response
2018 Jan 20, 9:05pm 1,889 views 1 comment
Comments 1 - 1 of 1 Search these comments
1
MisdemeanorRebel
2018 Mar 14, 4:49pm
MisdemeanorRebel
2018 Mar 14, 4:49pm
Migration researchers argue about whether relocating relatives promotes or impedes integration. Ruud Koopmans of the Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin (WZB) points to negative experiences in the past. "The first guest workers, who came to Germany 50 years ago, lived here rather modern and found a connection with the local population. As families moved in and communities formed, modern men suddenly became conservative family fathers, "says Koopmans.
Social segregation did not develop until the families moved in. In his study "Assimilation or Multiculturalism?", The sociologist shows that the traditional role models and the comparatively low labor force participation of Muslim women make the adaptation of families to the majority society much more difficult.
https://www.welt.de/wirtschaft/article174440470/Fluechtlinge-Familiennachzug-erschwert-Integration.html
(Google Translate)
Social segregation did not develop until the families moved in. In his study "Assimilation or Multiculturalism?", The sociologist shows that the traditional role models and the comparatively low labor force participation of Muslim women make the adaptation of families to the majority society much more difficult.
https://www.welt.de/wirtschaft/article174440470/Fluechtlinge-Familiennachzug-erschwert-Integration.html
(Google Translate)
"
Cottbus: two knife-attacks by Syrian “youths” started a series of events in the city in former East Germany that would have been unthinkable in the west.
Earlier this afternoon, between 1,500 and 2,000 citizens took to the streets to protest migrant violence:
The city decided that they won’t take in any new refugees anymore for the time being, and the interior minister of Brandenburg expressed a warning to Berlin: federal politics should think through “family reunification” better.
Two Syrians gave a letter to the mayor of Cottbus in which they apologized for the behavior of their compatriots, said that this sort of behavior was not acceptable in Syria, either; and asked Syrian refugees to behave:
“Dear Syrians, dear refugees, we are guests here, we must accept the rules, and be respectful. Germany took us in while our neighbor countries closed their doors. Here, we get everything we need for a new life. Please don’t forget that and behave!”
The two recent knife-attacks (see Syrian “Youths” Attack Couple, When Wife Refuses To “Show Respect” and Another Day, Another Knife Attack At Cottbus Shopping Center) weren’t the only incidents involving Syrian refugees. A speaker at the protest, Birgit Bessin of the AfD, mentioned two other attacks and the murder of a 82-year-old pensioner.
There was no leftist counter-protest, and the local newspaper, Lausitzer Rundschau, reported objectively.
"
#MAGA
#MGGA
#rapefugees
#politics