Germany: Merkel disgust at New Year gang assaults - Page 26 - NeoGAF

los "refugiados" querían un buen coche, un apartamento y también un buen trabajo (eso cuando el 65% son analfabetos y el 80% ni trabaja ni piensa trabajar)..

luego el "refugiado" les muestra otros documentos de identidad (con otro nombre)..

se volvieron más agresivos y ella empezó a vestirse de manera distinta..


si ella está acomplejada y quiere limpiar mierda de "refugiados" está en su derecho, pero el problema es que el resto tienen que pagar por esas "ayudas" a unos que no se quieren integrar (ni lo harán, como ha dicho cierto presidente de un país Europeo) y que encima luego cientos de mujeres tengan que sufrir a unos incivilizados..

disfruten lo votado..


Germany: Merkel disgust at New Year gang assaults - Page 26 - NeoGAF

Of course you may not generalizations about all refugees under any circumstances, there are many of them who are very friendly to be very grateful, very willingly integrate and are very happy here. But if I'm honest, then the collaboration with 90 percent of those who I meet are rather unpleasant and unfortunately not as I thought they would be.

First of all, many of them are extremely demanding. They come to me and demand that I right now give an apartment and a fancy car and preferably also a really good job, because that is what I am here for. If I reject this and instead try to explain to them that I can not, then they are often noisy and sometimes very aggressive.

Second, they often make very unreliable information. [..] There was, for example, a resident who came with his deportation notice to me and wanted to know what would happen now.

I explained it to him, he then went. Soon after he came to my colleague and suddenly showed completely new identity documents with a different name and said he was the man with the different name. He was then no longer recognized, but only moved to another camp.

[..] it has even become worse - frankly, especially in recent weeks, as more and more men from North Africa, from Morocco, Tunisia or Libya, have come here. They were even more aggressive.
I have started to dress differently. [..] I put on loose-fitting pants and exclusively high-necked tops.

And I no longer take the train to work - because lately a colleague was followed by young men to the metro station and even molested in the train.

"Ich halte es nicht mehr aus" - Nachrichten - DIE WELT