[LPW #106] hmm... Hot summer...?

[Langesha]

nein, ich bin enttarnt! Hallo, Calculator!


And the easiest way not to mistake quartals would be thinking about it like the hours of a clock.

 

[Calculator]

Well, your location is Germany, so it's a bit obvious :P

I also live in Germany since I was born

 

[pichu655889]

/me takes it out

 

[Langesha]

But there are people living in Germany without knowing german, so it's not 100% sure you'll meet someone, who knows the language ;)
I had an Indian guy as my desk neighbour for a year and he refused to learn the language just because "I won't need it in the company I'm going to work for!". ha.

 

[Calculator]

Yeah I know that too good. Or the people here, which are living here for like 20-30 years and their only words are "Hallo" and so on.

 

[Anayomex]

 

[Frankincense]

Hmm... /me inserts banknotes in paper shredder

 

[pichu655889]

There are people in Germany who can't speak German?

 

[Anayomex]

hi frank

 

[Calculator]

We got plenty of immigrants which are living here because the good money in relation what they get for the same job in their countries. So they only work here for 20 years, take the money and go back in their countries. Guess close to France which got the most in Europe (as far as I know... could be wrong today)

 

[Langesha]

There are a lot of them. But a lot of them stay even after that and get their whole clan over here, get them a citizenship. And a lot of them won't learn the language. I'm not saying that all immigrants are like that but their numbers are not small. I'm also not German but I came here to learn and get a job so these people really really... grr.

 

[pichu655889]

That's kinda sad but I suppose it's a reality. I don't oppose people working overseas in foreign countries but at least try to integrate and bring back some of the country's culture when one leaves for home. Otherwise it feels rather selfish.

 

[DreamCa7ch3r]

<_<
>_>
Serious conversation...

 

[Frankincense]

dream is only capable of pervert convo. =\

 

[Anayomex]

hi dream

 

[DreamCa7ch3r]

You got that right!
Hi ana

 

[Langesha]

Let's stop with that seriousness! Icecream for everyone!

 

[pichu655889]

It appears that dream has just watched Danshi Koukousei no Nichijou

A splendid anime

 

[DreamCa7ch3r]

I watched it long ago, 2 times.

 

[pichu655889]

It appears that dream has just watched Danshi Koukousei no Nichijou twice

A splendid anime

 

[DreamCa7ch3r]

Splendid indeed.

 

[pichu655889]

Now, I heard that there would be ice cream

 

[Calculator]

That's kinda sad but I suppose it's a reality. I don't oppose people working overseas in foreign countries but at least try to integrate and bring back some of the country's culture when one leaves for home. Otherwise it feels rather selfish.

So I could give you a perfect example. Our national sport football!

Look at the team from 1996, 2002, 2006, 2010 and 2014. There you can see that we're getting multi cultural and that is very good in my opinion. Different people working in a team and they're success. That's cool! Now look at our European cup winners from the youth team from Germany. Most of them got some non-German name but the most of them were born in Germany and are Germans, most of them can speak German perfectly like me. They are Germans! It doesn't matter what their name is.

The problem is: It's rare that people are so common with their country and sometimes you feel like an immigrant when you go to town (e.g. here it's like you're going to little Istanbul) I have no problem with it, but I'm feeling uncomfortable in the late evening. Look at the newspaper: when there was a knife fight or robbery, 9 out of 10 were immigrants. These immigrants are in front of the judge and can't tell where they were born because they can't understand German. But hey, it's no problem. Germany has so much money, everyone comes here, stays 12 months and get enough to live and then they're doing bullshit. It's sad but true. Some of the immigrants are from Africa because political issues and it's okay if they're not so common with this country but they try hard to lean because they see how good Germany is.

It's complicated because we Germans are still Nazis for the most outside of Germany and that's why so many immigrants come here and work (well, not all do working, some coming here, get 5 children and get more money than me when I work as a baker, no joke) and well, it's a very long story.

All in all I'm either against or for this situation as long as I can live as good as I do now. I got fresh water, energy, communication and more food than we in Germany can eat. It's luxury and if some people want to have a better life than in their country, please come here. But when I go in another country to live better, I try to integrate and not to stay here because you have nothing to do and you can live better than in their own country.

Don't get me wrong guys, sorry that it was so long, but it's more like just "Germany has immigrants". It's f*cking complicated with the politics, almost because of the Austrian bastard from 70-80 years ago. We're very "open" (related to the borders) for immigrants, especially for the really poor people whose only hope Germany is but many do abuse our democracy and that's why Germany still has a notable percentage of fascists and racists.

 

[DreamCa7ch3r]

tl;dr you nazi :(

 

[Anayomex]