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lnsru a day ago

I don’t want to open this can of worms. It is just not controlled.

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PeppySteppy a day ago | parent [-]

You are spreading typical AfD misinformation

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ionwake a day ago | parent | next [-]

I am an immigrant, and not "white" depending on who you ask. I was easily able to travel between schengen countries without having my ID checked ( I am lawful EU citizen). So in answer to your question no, border controls are not tight. Depends on the day.

HAVING said that I also agree with you that EU borders ARE mostly controlled.

I only saying this because I dont like accusations being thrown around, as it inhibits public discourse the ability for poeople to learn vis discussion, EVEN if he sounds like a nutter.

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lnsru a day ago | parent | prev [-]

I have some statistics for you: https://de.statista.com/statistik/daten/studie/235965/umfrag...

It’s time to talk about elephant in the room instead of screaming “you’re nazi!”

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frm88 21 hours ago | parent [-]

These are the future adults that pay your pension. Or do you have a more efficient idea on how to counter population decline?

I have some statistics for you: https://infografik.io/kartiert-europas-bevolkerungsruckgang-... (German)

	▲	lnsru 19 hours ago \| parent [-]
		The thing is that I have no new citizens around me in white collar positions. I don’t see them in production hall downstairs either. This is valid for my last 3 jobs. It’s dumb statistics. My friends and ex-colleagues see the same situation. I guarantee, these future adults will have no positive impact for my pension. They will only consume the exorbitant high taxes I pay in Germany right now. And I may work until 75… So no more refugees please, qualified foreigners welcome. But there is only one problem - these 5 million fresh refugees made Germany super unattractive for qualified foreigners. Now you can call me a nazi.