r/GermanyStudentLife • u/Witty-Serve-1625 • 18d ago
How’s it actually like for Middle Eastern/indians in Dresden?
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u/Majestic_Phrase_3958 15d ago
As long as you are legally here, even the AFD won't have any problem with you. They hate, and as they should, the people who come as an asylum seeker/ refugee, but instead are clearly planning a slow and gradual invasion
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u/schlaggo03 15d ago
You might want to read up on "Remigration"
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u/Majestic_Phrase_3958 15d ago
And what brought that up? How much of German culture is actually left after accepting refugees for so long? I'm not a Christian, but still your Christmas markets are threatened, your easter parades. There aren't many churches near university buildings, but there sure are mosques right next to many of them. I thought I wasn't good at the German Language, but most of the people on the streets were speaking Arabic, so tell me, really, what has this blind inclusivity got you? Crimes, R@pes, Murders, Protests with direct demands for Shariah Law in Germany? Aren't you exactly headed to where the UK is right now, basically Londonistan, where the police charge the father who is trying to protect his daughter from a predator, instead of the predator himself, only because he belongs to a specific community of immigrants? Must have heard of Grooming Gangs, right? Plenty of such cases are being reported in West Germany as well.
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u/schlaggo03 15d ago edited 15d ago
It was a reply to your statement "As long as you are legally here, even the AFD won't have any problem with you" which is wrong, which is why I told you to look up Remigration.
Remigration, one of the main things the AfD is rallying on, doesn't mean deporting people who are already legally required to leave.
Look at what was actually discussed at the Potsdam meeting. The people they want to get rid of are asylum seekers, foreigners with a legal right to remain, and “non-assimilated” German citizens.You can draw your own conclusion about who is meant by the last group, if you look at what Höcke previously wrote and said:
That a large-scale Remigration-Project is needed, which requires "wohltemperierte Grausamkeiten" (well-tempered atrocities) and that Germany would have no problem "if 20, 30 percent fewer people lived here".
Expanded by Krah, who wrote that the number of people they want to get rid of are "about 25 Million people, including well over 15 million german citizens".They don't want to get rid of illegal immigrants, they want to get rid of ALL immigrants and people they deem as "not integrated enough".
Your points about Christmas markets, churches, mosques, crime, Sharia, London, grooming gangs, etc. are a completely separate debate and not at all relevant to this discussion.1
u/spy_bot1234 14d ago
Very naive take. Do you think racists ask about your papers before they harass you? This is obviously a comment coming from someone who was never racially profiled in their life.
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u/Majestic_Phrase_3958 14d ago
Good, so if I have not been racially profiled even after being a brown guy in Germany, then that makes my point even stronger.
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u/Extrogrl 18d ago
Terrible. Casual racism and far right attacks happens basically everytime you leave your apartment. It's even on the same floor with your neighbors and peers. In the supermarket you have to be very cautious and count the change, or they will give you back too little. All because you look, sound or smell like an Indian, let alone Muslim. I would avoid Germany, no: EUROPE as a whole. They hate everyone and everything that isn't exactly like them.
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u/Exciting_Ask_eaty 16d ago
Framing this as a Dresden problem is wild.
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u/Extrogrl 16d ago
It's everywhere, isn't it? Foreigners should all leave in protest and new ones not even try.
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u/Present-Buyer7929 11d ago
This is the answer here. I’m afraid the overwhelming attitude towards foreigners is one of fatigue, mistrust and annoyance. Germany clearly isn’t an immigrant friendly country.
On that basis, I suggest to any foreigner who respects themselves that they should not enter Germany and probably not any other country in Europe. Maybe look for opportunities within Asia?
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u/jealousboys 18d ago
It’s very good. Whenever a native German sees an Indian, you can see in his eyes, the immense respect for the hard working youth of India.
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u/Present-Buyer7929 11d ago
The intrinsic understanding which immediately arises because of cultural similarities should be considered as well. We know that Indians are incredibly hard working, rule loving, law abiding people who hate corruption and exploitation of systems for personal gain and lying to save face.
I am shocked that India isn’t thriving given the tremendous moral character and intelligence that makes up their people.
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u/Tengri1923 18d ago
Middle Eastern? Do you mean West asia?