1 in 5 Germans isn't German by now

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1 in 5 Germans was born without German citizenship. Very tolerant and cosmopolitan.

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Manny of those are polaks polaks amd terrones tho

Germans are the Troyan Horse of Europe. Enemies of personalistic civilizations, this is why throughout history they hated Poland so much. Poland is a moral, principled country that respects human dignity and freedom, and Germans have long ago abandoned the view of moral monism in favor of moral dualism and positivism. Nobody has expected those violent creatures to erupt with such destruction, but history is full of sad surprises! Germans consistently instrumentalize human persons and treat them as raw material and as people are cynical and nihilist. No wonder deep down they hate moral nations and are motivated enough to dedicate their resources to pointless destruction and causing misery! Germany =/= Europe!

That stat counts people with only one foreign parent too though.

Not all of them are refugees tho.

Do you just keep this in like a pasta folder or are you actually bothered enough to type this out every time?

As it should.

It's silly if one parent is british (basically island germans with more celtic blood) but do you really want precedent for mulattos to be german by blood (german by blood is still part of our constitution and was applied regarding immigration in the 90s).

Also, of those 4 in 5 germans left about 2 are spineless POS deluded by MSM who are more concerned with appearing like a good citizen than being realistic about the future of their nation.

t. have pure welsh gf who hates brown people and wants many blonde children from me (pic related)

>Auf dem Arbeitsmarkt haben Menschen mit Migrationshintergrund deutlich mehr Schwierigkeiten.
>Auch im Bildungsstand zeigen sich erhebliche Unterschiede. Menschen mit Migrationshintergrund hatten häufiger keinen Schulabschluss oder nur einen Hauptschulabschluss. Zudem hatten sie dreimal häufiger keinen Berufsabschluss. Bei den akademischen Abschlüssen gab es dagegen fast keine Unterschiede mehr.

That's a very nicely formulated.

Where did the "multiculturalism is strengh" meme come from? Did a multicultural society ever exist and survive through history? Multiracial, I can understand why it could work. Multicultural? Not so much.

Great empires like Alexander the Great's or the Roman's did one of two things: let the conquered people live the way they always did, without trying to change their way of life OR impose a single and dominant culture over everyone.

Is it realist to say that colonialism failed because it was a constant clash of culture? After all, colonized people were often considered second class citizen, with their own culture and everything, while europeans were the ruling class, and rarely intermingled with the colonized.

Please, tell me what I overlooked.

At some point the subjects become sentient and demand to be independent. It happened with the Poles and Lithuanians after they got colonized and Christianized by the Teutonic Order, it happened with the Americans, the Indians and of course with all the rest of the commonwealth as you know.