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To cool down this effect it would be important to offer more jobs to Muslim people, an immigration of Chinese or African people does not necessarly change this situation.What do you think, is that the solution to theoretical European demographical problems?
Do you think this could "cool down" the effect of the "problematic" high unemployed muslim minority.
Often people are African and Muslim.As I see it, Africans in Europe are the best people in Europe, far better than the Europeans themself, Africans who succeed as an immigrant in Europe will never do anything wrong and will always be happy to be European, he will actually be more European than most Europeans themselves, especially if you consider how "good" Europeans the British is.
The Chinese have been the major foreign group at the university I studied at for years, when you look around in the library, especially on weekend there is a good chance there are more Chinese people there than German people. Don't forget, the teaching language is German. It's probably a question of conditions and jobs to have educated Chinese people be willing to live here.The other group is the Chinese, why could we not start massive immigration of the educated Chinese population? How could we get them to come to Europe?
There are more than 40,000 Turks and more than 30,000 Moroccans, too, in Rotterdam.Have anyone been in Rotterdam? Rotterdam has a large Chinese minority and is certainly one of the best and most successfull cities in Europe..
It's not about religion or where someone comes from.But all in all, isnt it a good thing with African and Chinese immigrants rather than "troubled" muslim immigrants that "are up to no good".
How can we make that happen, what would the advantages and disadvantages be besides the reduction in % of white Europeans in Europe..
I would rather the white European population be reduced by Chinese and Africans than Arabs(muslims).
The only way Europe will ever to gain better immigrants is by actually opening up it's borders to immigration. as of now countries such as Germany are far too shut off towards any immigration.
One of the many reasons why we the US are far more competitive than Europe is because of our far generous immigration opportunities, hence constant influx of fresh ideas.
Quite contrary, there is no other country in the world that is as open to immigration than the land of immigrants the USA - source1Europe is not closed to well educated immigrants, infact we welcome them, but the problem is that it aint well educated and behaved immigrants that want access to Europe. And on that front the US and Europe agree. The US also only wants well educated immigrants for the most part and have large quotas on various areas and even countries.. so the US is also very closed in that aspect.
Join the crowd, we also have that problem - you just deal with it.PeteEU said:Our problem is the hundreds of thousands of illegals that attempt to gain access to Europe via our southern borders. People from the Middle East and Africa. Uneducated and often very backward thinking people who cant fit into a modern western society. And often very religious, and that dont mix well in a very secular Europe.
No, not that different at all. You have the good ones and the bad ones. But we accept them all either way, you just deal with them.PeteEU said:As I have mentioned before, its hard comparing US immigration to Europes as we get different types of immigrants. Europe gets low educated masses from areas close to its borders, Africa and the middle east. The US has "low educated" mass pouring over the southern border form Mexico, but Mexicans are better educated than most illegals coming to Europe. And on top of that thier cultural and religion is not that much different than many Americans. In Europe the cultural and religious differences between Europeans and thier illegals are huge.
From what I have come to understand from many Chinese and Korean immigrants, Europe is a fantasy, it's nearly impossible to immigrate to the countries of europe unless you marry someone of the country, and even then, getting full rights and citizenship takes a long time. Also reference to the sources I've posted earlier.PeteEU said:Far asian immigrants in Europe are often welcomed, as they are hard workers btw. Chinese, Vietnamese and other peoples of the area, are often very productive parts of society and dont cause many problems. But as soon as the immigrants have the religious aspect then we have problems with them in Europe.
As I said, immigration is but one of the many reasons why the Us is far ahead in competition against the EU exactly as the sources above have outlined.PeteEU said:The US is not "far more" competitive than Europe. Its how you define the parameters for comparision and what numbers you use. If you really analyse the numbers and look whats behind said numbers, then quite often there aint a lot of difference between the two areas. Hell there are a few EU members that have higher labour productivity per GDP capita than the US, and some that are near, while others are waaaay lower. But in the end its what you messure and how you do it. In fact on the latest list of global competiveness by the World Economic Forum, 3 EU countries are ahead of the US on said list.. (all socialist btw) and Germany is right behind the US as is the UK. These lists change all the time but the trend has been a declining US competitivness when compared to Europe.. if that trend continues well.. we shall see.
To cool down this effect it would be important to offer more jobs to Muslim people, an immigration of Chinese or African people does not necessarly change this situation.
Indeed they are, but they are not arab. I should maybe have added "arab muslims"Often people are African and Muslim.
Of course it is a question of education and offering jobs, but Europe have plenty of decent jobs and oppoprtunities. I know there is already a lot of Chinese in different places in Europe, but personally I would like to see more Chinese and less arabs.The Chinese have been the major foreign group at the university I studied at for years, when you look around in the library, especially on weekend there is a good chance there are more Chinese people there than German people. Don't forget, the teaching language is German. It's probably a question of conditions and jobs to have educated Chinese people be willing to live here.
There are more than 40,000 Turks and more than 30,000 Moroccans, too, in Rotterdam.
It's not about religion or where someone comes from.
The only way Europe will ever to gain better immigrants is by actually opening up it's borders to immigration. as of now countries such as Germany are far too shut off towards any immigration.
One of the many reasons why we the US are far more competitive than Europe is because of our far generous immigration opportunities, hence constant influx of fresh ideas.
I think it's a good think that you are contemplating these matters now.
From what I have come to understand from many Chinese and Korean immigrants, Europe is a fantasy, it's nearly impossible to immigrate to the countries of europe unless you marry someone of the country, and even then, getting full rights and citizenship takes a long time. Also reference to the sources I've posted earlier.
As I said, immigration is but one of the many reasons why the Us is far ahead in competition against the EU exactly as the sources above have outlined.
Another would be in that we are a unified country, not broken up as the EU is, which is why, the 21st century is the century where the Atlantic becomes irrelevant and the Pacific becomes dominant. Well, the UK being a huge exception to that, those brits know where the wind blows from.
As I see it, Africans in Europe are the best people in Europe, far better than the Europeans themself,
But all in all, isnt it a good thing with African and Chinese immigrants rather than "troubled" muslim immigrants that "are up to no good".
How can we make that happen, what would the advantages and disadvantages be besides the reduction in % of white Europeans in Europe..
I would rather the white European population be reduced by Chinese and Africans than Arabs(muslims).
People from the Middle East and Africa. Uneducated and often very backward thinking people who cant fit into a modern western society. And often very religious, and that dont mix well in a very secular Europe.
But as soon as the immigrants have the religious aspect then we have problems with them in Europe.
I cannot really add to PeteEU's assessment except to confirm it. Nobody wants poorly educated, unhealthy, and especially not culturally backward immigrants.
Yes, but we could virtually stop immigration from non-EU countries, and single out the well educated. Or we could get muslims to take Europes worst jobs and educated Europeans better so they can take the top jobs.
Indeed they are, but they are not arab. I should maybe have added "arab muslims"
I know there is already a lot of Chinese in different places in Europe, but personally I would like to see more Chinese and less arabs.
In my opinion we must not allow Turkey in the EU.
Posts like this are great to remember whenever I hear a European lament how Americans are so backwards, racist, and unsympathetic to the less fortunate.
Posts like this are great to remember whenever I hear a European lament how Americans are so backwards, racist, and unsympathetic to the less fortunate.
I wonder if this is fair to countries the countries where they come from.Yes, but we could virtually stop immigration from non-EU countries, and single out the well educated.
I don't know about all of Europe, but I think, many of the worst jobs in Germany are already done by non-European people. Many of these jobs could have better conditions. This is not a good situation.Or we could get muslims to take Europes worst jobs and educated Europeans better so they can take the top jobs.
I did think, you draw the line there in this statement.Indeed they are, but they are not arab. I should maybe have added "arab muslims".
Turkey could help the EU getting stronger and more competitive.Of course it is a question of education and offering jobs, but Europe have plenty of decent jobs and oppoprtunities. I know there is already a lot of Chinese in different places in Europe, but personally I would like to see more Chinese and less arabs.
In my opinion we must not allow Turkey in the EU.
Yes, this is true. It should be more an European issue and it should be more understandable for the people.I havent checked the numbers but you are probably right about that.
What we need to do is come up with a real immigration policy for the whole of Europe.
I didnt say we should, I just said we could, which means we could do that and take in untrained immigrants in certain numbers.I wonder if this is fair to countries the countries where they come from.
I don't know about all of Europe, but I think, many of the worst jobs in Germany are already done by non-European people. Many of these jobs could have better conditions. This is not a good situation.
Thats probably true, but muslim arabs in Europe tends to do poorly in the "minority employment" reports.There are many Muslims who do very qualified jobs and they do them pretty good.
I did think, you draw the line there in this statement.
Turkey could help the EU getting stronger and more competitive.
Yes, this is true. It should be more an European issue and it should be more understandable for the people.
I never said America was backwards,
I am just saying Americans egoes are to big for the reality.
Americans had "negroes" or "boys" as they like to call them in the back of the busses and in seperate cafes and public spaces even after the racism of the second world war.
There is nothing unfortunate about being European.. I have the freedom to travel anywhere in Europe and see great cultures and history, I have the freedom to go to the Netherlands to get high, I have the freedom to go to Ireland to start a company enjoying one of the lowest taxes in the world and easiest business startups, I have the freedom to go to Germany and pick the best scientists and workers in the world, I have the freedom to take easy labour in France with a 35 hour week, I have the freedom to hire cheap workers for my company in eastern Europe. I have plenty more freedoms than those, but those are some of the huge advantages the Americans dont have as a "single country", since that is suppose to be so advantegeous.
This sounds interesting.I didnt say we should, I just said we could, which means we could do that and take in untrained immigrants in certain numbers.
No one I have heard of :mrgreen:Hmm, you are probably right. Who doesnt want to be better paid?
Think about the reason.Thats probably true, but muslim arabs in Europe tends to do poorly in the "minority employment" reports.
They could employ people in Germany or France or UK, too.Turkey could help, yes, but they could also bring about 10s of millions of turkish immigrants upon Europe as a whole, if they did the "low jobs" in eastern Europe that might not be a problem.. But if they are unemployed in Germany or France or the UK it will turn into a problem.
Some might argue that this is a result of a European refusal to educate themselves about America, instead relying on foolish stereotypes.
Yes, that was the 1950's. This is 2000+.
Uh, you do realize that Americans can take advantage of any of those same things, right?
How large in terms of exact numbers and ratio to the ethnic germanic population?You probably know then that Germany has a large Turkish minority?
:lamo, not even closeMaximus Zeebra said:Germany has open borders, maybe as open as the US.
Hence your ignorance and stereotype towards the US. There's not a single part of this that is even half true. The US is by and afar the most generous when it comes to immigration. You hear the news media talk about illegal immigration from our southern border, but that is until you actually visit the southern states and see how much of a leech the problem is can you have a position to even begin to debate this issue. Compare that to your "large turkish" population. Incomparable on any scale.Maximus Zeebra said:I know its really a problem to immigrate to the US if you dont have 1.5 million USD and intend to start a business or you are highly skilled, like a scientist or something similar.
THat's your problem. They work perfectly here. One is an entire PDF publication, the other is a link to the original source. Both of which would require you to have access to the publisher to begin with - both of which you can read the abstract even if you can not access the full article. The abstracts of which give already the full conclusion of the research.Those links didnt work btw, nice try.
Go onto a university campus and use their facilities and you can access the articles I've posted here. Even a public library should allow you access. If all that is too much, type into google of US vs European immigration and there are literally thousands of articles on the topic. All that is required is that you seek the information.Maximus Zeebra said:Thats almost like in the US.. But it is a sign Europe should open up more to immigration, especially well educated Asians, and educated Africans and those willing to do our "dirty work".
If the dollar continues to fall that means that american products will be more competitive in trade because of "cheaper" products. The same benefit that China has had for the last 2 decades and why Beijing wants to anchor the yuan at 8 yuan to the dollar.Maximus Zeebra said:American arent far ahead more competetive, thats a lie. If the dollar keeps falling, the Americans will turn poor in a few years, no matter how "competitive". There is nothing that can be dont in the US that cannot be done in Europe, nor the other way around.
Zedang (dunno how to properly spell his name) the infamous French soccer at the world cup last year falls into this category you call least productive. For the reason of the head butt it's quite obvious of the stereotype and prosecution towards this group from the majority population. Might explain of this groups unrest.Its a fact btw that arab muslims in Europe are the least productive group of people..
There are 1,76 million Turkish people with a Turkish passport living in Germany, this is like 5 % of the population. There are a lot of Turkish people with a German passport, in 2003 for instance there were 50,000 Turkish people getting a German passport and there was nothing special in this year.How large in terms of exact numbers and ratio to the ethnic germanic population?
The US has more than three times as much inhabitants and correct me, if I'm wrong, the number of immigrants to Germany don't differ much from the number of immigrants to the US, in both cases the numbers are between 700,000 and 1.5 million usually.:lamo, not even close
It should be possible to compare Turkish immigrants to Germany and legal immigrants to the US.:Hence your ignorance and stereotype towards the US. There's not a single part of this that is even half true. The US is by and afar the most generous when it comes to immigration. You hear the news media talk about illegal immigration from our southern border, but that is until you actually visit the southern states and see how much of a leech the problem is can you have a position to even begin to debate this issue. Compare that to your "large turkish" population. Incomparable on any scale.
They don't work for me, too. The first one brings no internet site at all and the second brings a site which says "Page not found".THat's your problem. They work perfectly here. One is an entire PDF publication, the other is a link to the original source. Both of which would require you to have access to the publisher to begin with - both of which you can read the abstract even if you can not access the full article. The abstracts of which give already the full conclusion of the research.
So nice try in trying to discredit a valid source.
If the US was so competetive, they would not need a falling dollar :mrgreen:If the dollar continues to fall that means that american products will be more competitive in trade because of "cheaper" products. The same benefit that China has had for the last 2 decades and why Beijing wants to anchor the yuan at 8 yuan to the dollar.
So your analysis is highly flawed.
This sounds good.And honestly I want Europe to be strong, because a strong Europe will mean increased communications, trade, scientific development and ultimately the breaking down of barriers to a smaller more connected global economy - increasing responsibilities and competition - all translates to a more peaceful and prosperous world. But simply, I do not see that as divided as you are.
This was not stereotype and prosecution, this was inappropriate macho humor.Zedang (dunno how to properly spell his name) the infamous French soccer at the world cup last year falls into this category you call least productive. For the reason of the head butt it's quite obvious of the stereotype and prosecution towards this group from the majority population. Might explain of this groups unrest.
Germany has more than 82 million inhabitants, so 1.76 million Turkish people only make like 2.1%.There are 1,76 million Turkish people with a Turkish passport living in Germany, this is like 5 % of the population. There are a lot of Turkish people with a German passport, in 2003 for instance there were 50,000 Turkish people getting a German passport and there was nothing special in this year.
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