So it looks like so-called asylum seekers in Germany (Schleswig-Holstein) are taking over the illegal drug trade now

I went to Frankfurt to run the marathon last year and there was an an uncomfortable atmosphere around the levels of men that were from these ethnicities that were scouring the city. I was shouted at a few times and asked if I wanted to buy drugs on numerous occasions. Shame they have let the country go to the wall really.

On the last day I was there a big protest by Syrians demanding more from the state swept through the city centre.

Please stop posting.

agdsfadsf wrote:

Please stop posting.

Er, nope.

real talk - what's your deal Frodo? ever consider that an influx of poor people into a new country might cause some problems that are indeed certainly problems but also totally solvable, and certainly most solvable by an incredibly competent country such as germany?

is your suggestion that we should close ourselves off to people trying to escape poverty/famine/war? build walls to separate people? is that a lasting solution to the problem of "people" in general?

call me a snowflake.

More from the region. Looks the Greens just took over.

Ezra Cohen-Watnick wrote:

real talk - what's your deal Frodo? ever consider that an influx of poor people into a new country might cause some problems that are indeed certainly problems but also totally solvable, and certainly most solvable by an incredibly competent country such as germany?

is your suggestion that we should close ourselves off to people trying to escape poverty/famine/war? build walls to separate people? is that a lasting solution to the problem of "people" in general?

call me a snowflake.

Wow, not sure where to start with such a naive post.

I am all for helping genuine refugees, however the way this was managed was incompetent at best. Blame should not be squared solely at Merkel, but also those countries that could of helped more but did not, such as the Arab States.

Firstly if you aim to assimilate refugees and manage this without doing an injustice to your population that elected you then you do not invite infinite amounts and create a bigger pull for these people and non refugees to make treacherous journey. Since then of course Mekel has rowed back on her stance here, but the damage is done and you have a sudden surge of non-skilled people that cannot be integrated and will naturally turn to this type of activity to survive. Also note that vast majority of the people take in are young men.

The way this should have been treated is for Germany to have selected the most vulnerable from the refugee camps where they could have applied for the status. But not just Germany, but those countries that can. Merkel has done a large injustice to her population and and the German people are now seeing the ramifications. There will always be more poor people that want to settle in richer countries than can be coped with without destroying the country itself, that is just the way of the world.

Ezra Cohen-Watnick wrote:

real talk - what's your deal Frodo? ever consider that an influx of poor people into a new country might cause some problems that are indeed certainly problems but also totally solvable, and certainly most solvable by an incredibly competent country such as germany?

is your suggestion that we should close ourselves off to people trying to escape poverty/famine/war? build walls to separate people? is that a lasting solution to the problem of "people" in general?

call me a snowflake.

I have mixed feelings about the whole issue and sometimes I find myself feeling differently from one day to the next. A key question I ask myself is "how would you feel if all (or a sizeable number) of these poor people moved into your town or became your neighbours?" To be honest I would probably not feel too good about as I am already working hard to support a young family and am paying a crapload of taxes and am by no means rich. To have my neighborhood taken over by a bunch of people dealing drugs to survive would be a bit of a bummer really.

If the apostates didn't create such a demand for the illegal drugs, there would be no market for them.

There are no drug problems in places with Sharia law.

agdsfadsf wrote:

Please stop posting.

You are part of the problem, and will continue to be until it touches you personally. Turn a blind eye, and it eventually will.

God is Great wrote:

If the apostates didn't create such a demand for the illegal drugs, there would be no market for them.

There are no drug problems in places with Sharia law.

Just the 2.8 million smackheads in Iran.

Frodo. wrote:

I went to Frankfurt to run the marathon last year and there was an an uncomfortable atmosphere around the levels of men that were from these ethnicities that were scouring the city. I was shouted at a few times and asked if I wanted to buy drugs on numerous occasions. Shame they have let the country go to the wall really.

On the last day I was there a big protest by Syrians demanding more from the state swept through the city centre.

Agree with you 100%. I was in Frankfurt about 10 months ago now. Helping my sister's husband get out and back to the USA. They were in large groups all over the city. While sitting in a Taxi one of them flipped us off, turned his back to us, squatted and took a crap right on the sidewalk. The just walked all over punching windows and throwing bricks everywhere. We never saw a cop. They were everywhere in every direction. People there said, the real enemy is and always has been the Liberal.

For the first time, more than half of Frankfurt residents now have a migrant background, according to official data from the city’s Office of Statistics and Elections.Presenting the figures, which show that 51.2 per cent of people living in Frankfurt have a migrant background, the city’s secretary of integration Sylvia Weber said: “We have minorities with relatively large numbers in Frankfurt but no group with a clear majority.”

Economically, the report shows big disparities between foreigners and Germans, with the income of 49 per cent of people with roots outside Germany falling below the poverty line compared to 23 per cent amongst natives.

In terms of employment rates, 83 per cent of German men and 78 per cent of German women are in work, figures which drop to 73 per cent and 59 per cent amongst men and women with foreign backgrounds, respectively.

And let every negative be a positive...

Weber hailed the rate of single motherhood amongst women of foreign origin, which the report showed was significantly higher than that of native Germans in the city, as “a possible sign that female migrants are emancipating themselves”, and called for more research into the subject.