Comments by "Gaza is not Amalek" (@Ass_of_Amalek) on "New opinion poll: Germans mainly negative towards newly arriving refugees | DW News" video.

  1. there only is an internal open borders policy, andno, that's not the issue, and is still very beneficial.
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  2. private health insurance in germany is a trap for those who stay here when they're old. they get you with super low rates while you're still young, a tiny fraction of what you'd pay in the pseudo-public option. but then when you get old, you find the contribution rates skyrocketing, and you discover that you have no way of switching back into the then much cheaper pseudo-public option unless you complete a year of full-time employment first.
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  3. why do I feel like some german politician just criticized india? xD
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  4.  @marcd6897  you can get consultations in a reasonable time frame, but the average wait time for psychotherapy currently is 6 months, over a year in aome places.
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  5.  @ricardosmythe2548  eastern EU member citizens can much more easily acquire citizenship in any other EU country than non-EU citizens. EU citizens are the ones for whom there is an open border, why would they complain about the special treatment they receive? but it's not easy for either category of people to gain a new citizenship, both need to live and integrate with very substantial success in their new country, and among both groups, many never do change citizenship, even for decades. among those who stay for many years, a larger percentage of non-eu citizens may take up the citizenship of their new country of residence, but that's not because it's easier for them, but rather because it makes a much bigger difference when they don't already have EU citizenship, but rather a citizenship that both makes their lives here much less convenient and secure, and also in most cases does not get them as many travel privileges. EU citizens are already entitled to living and working in any EU country, with very few legal disadvantages to local citizens.
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  6. what do you mean? germany has a higher degree of rule of law than most countries.
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