BBC international published a report on Zakariya, a Syrian refugee from Aleppo. Zakariya has been living in Germany for two years after he fled his home city. According to him, the integration has been difficult and that the Germans view refugees as terrorists rather than Muslims.
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(Old Spike)
There are fullautos, kdogs and lawngnomes etc. everywhere in the world, also in germany.
A few thngs:
If asylum seekers feel the threat to them in their home country has diminished enough for them to return they don't have to "sneak back", they can just go. This is why it is called asylum.
It really should be a fucking no-brainer that integration starts with learning the fucking language.
You can get jobs without proof of an Ausbildung (apprenticeship) in Germany, however they are of course neither intellectually demanding nor well paid. In any case you will have to have a basic understanding of the german language, though.
They practice freedom of religion in germany (unfortunately not so much freedom from religion), however, only trditionally "established" religions count. No chnce for a pastafari like me.
(Old Spike)
i dunno it still all seems far preferable to getting shot by your fellow countrymen back home. stick with it, speak out against those immigrants who do commit crime, and the people will get used to you.