(Personal) Problems with culture change in Europe due to immigration

[Ima Freeman]

22 minutes ago, Schizophonia said:

Better to kidding here and there that saying turbo racist things 

Better to be honest and work on yourself than to kid around all the time

[Schizophonia]

Just now, Ima Freeman said:

Better to be honest and work on yourself than to kid around all the time

Things aren't going to get any better, because the more awake you are, the funnier you get!

[Ima Freeman]

1 minute ago, Schizophonia said:

Things aren't going to get any better, because the more awake you are, the funnier you get!

Well, time for you to become more awake then 

[Rafael Thundercat]

Check this.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Det6CGZoefu/?vrfl=MTljdTVuZXFuaGQyeQ==

 

[Schizophonia]

18 minutes ago, Rafael Thundercat said:

Check this.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Det6CGZoefu/?vrfl=MTljdTVuZXFuaGQyeQ==

 

If this person is so nuanced then he can surely acknowledge that people have no desire to see others looting businesses and destroying establishments out of pleasure or to vent their frustrations, and that indeed most of these individuals are not white, just as most people who commit crimes and offenses are not white; even though the average Black or Arab person in France is in all likelihood a decent human being.

To improve long-term conditions one must encourage entrepreneurship, attract foreign investors, ensure the country is secure and not overly burdened by debt, that people do not have the opportunity to take drugs and so on. But he certainly does not want any of that because it runs counter to a left-wing agenda and the possibility of greater redistribution right now.

It’s like this whole thing of blocking right-wing influencers on Instagram lol all supposedly as part of an electoral strategy.
Politics aside it’s hard to be happy or move forward in life when you’re that on edge. Sometimes you need to step back and practice tolerance; not the "fake" kind where you just project your own intolerance onto others, but the real kind where you can simply choose to keep your distance if you want to, recognizing that the other person is just a human being and that, in any case you have your own happiness to focus on.

 

[LordFall]

On 10/31/2026 at 2:51 PM, Schahin said:

In my childhood in Germany I encountered racism innumerous times. The first time I was 6 years old, when somebody said to me get back to your own country, and that repeated itself maybe another 30 times. Imagine being a child and hearing that. I never had german friends to the contrary the Germans disrespected me.

And when at your youth, you want to go clubbing, the clubs didnt let you in, because of how you look like, so we went doing some shitty stuff on the street, faked some IDs and went into those shady little casinos to lose our money and got some alcohol to drink on the street. I never had any german friends, but everything from Ucrainian, Turkish, Kurdish, you name it. but not a single German friend

When 2015 came with the migration wave, thank God everything changed. The demographics turned to our favour and we started to be accepted, you could literally feel the change happening and  being much more welcome and tolerated. So for me its a huge win.

Interesting perspective, thank you for sharing! It seems Germans are much more proud and xenophobic than other nations like Canadians for example. I had a few instances of kids being a bit rude to me growing up but never had issues making Canadian friends as a 2nd generation immigrant. I wonder where that stems from; perhaps it's due to Canada being originally a nation of immigrants? Can't really be the case since the US had plenty of racism and has a similar immigrant background.