3 Points:<\/p>\n
1. Cameron states that Germans “accentuate the negative” and are stubborn to progress, as they find it difficult to “come to terms with the changes they are witnessing” \u00a0Many Germans support restricting Muslims from practicing their religion and other social constraints on other minorities.<\/p>\n
2.One main issue Germans have is on what terms immigrants are permitted to enter the country, such as the requirement to learn German culture.<\/p>\n
3. Many of the immigrants within Germany drop out of school and live off of social welfare within the German system. \u00a0Additionally, there is also “a\u00a0worrying minority form \u201cparallel societies\u201d, and a few actively plot harm against their German neighbours.”<\/p>\n
2 Questions:<\/p>\n
1. What changes would you make to the immigration system?<\/p>\n
2.Does this article change your overall opinion on Germans?<\/p>\n
1 Interesting note:<\/p>\n
I found the situation quite similar to what we have in the United States, especially the split between the populace in how to best solve the issue.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
3 Points: 1. Cameron states that Germans “accentuate the negative” and are stubborn to progress, as they find it difficult to “come to terms with the changes they are witnessing” \u00a0Many Germans support restricting Muslims from practicing their religion and … Continue reading