Comments by "soundscape26" (@soundscape26) on "What's behind Denmark's forced resettlement of 'ghettos'? | Focus on Europe" video.

  1. So you just found out people could move between countries? Almost everybody knows someone who lives abroad.
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  2. He can be a dual citizen.
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  3. They go and cry in a corner
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  4. You didn't watch the video I guess...
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  5.  @TruthTeller8888  An 800 euro rent is hardly free.
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  6. ​ @clubvadermanu Bruh... he was speaking Danish.
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  7. There's this thing called dual citizenship though.
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  8.  @RatTerminator  So what?
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  9. They showed both sides of the argument... maybe you'd want them to be more biased?
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  10. I wouldn't say a rent of 800 euros is exactly free.
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  11.  @holgerandersengrn3457  Sure, a Danish citizen if you prefer. That's the best you can aspire to when moving to another country, to have the same rights as locals.
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  12.  @asifiqbal2776  It's still case by case but you have to have a set of rules as to avoid being abstract or subjective about it. From my experience with people who went through the process albeit in a different country I'm sure a decade or so of permanent residence, language proficiency, the absence of criminal record and some sort of test about Danish culture and history should be there.
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  13.  @joeshmooo5327  It's social housing, how much would you expect them to charge?
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  14. That's where he lives for 3 decades now... title fits.
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  15.  @123cvbn  How do you know what agenda he has? What does a Pakistan first agenda looks like? The man lives in Denmark for 3 decades now.
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  16. Creating ghettos is arguably worse.
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  17. If you go to Copenhagen you'll see that their culture is alive and well.
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  18. You cannot force people back to their native countries if they don't have any criminal record and even contribute to the country's economy.
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  19. Singapore is a very multicultural society.
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  20.  @JanKarlach  They will have to show more of the people who are affected by this story of course, they are central to it.
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  21. It's likely that he's a dual citizen.
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  22. Dual citizen most likely.
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  23. C'mon, "your soul is still there" is not a serious argument.
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  24.  @asifiqbal2776  Well, that's only a matter of checking the Danish legislation on what it takes to become a citizen but I can surely guess time living in the country and good language proficiency should be 2 of the most important criteria.
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  25. Yes
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  26. That's not true, a quick Google search gives you the numbers for the deportations in the EU.
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  27.  @luminitasimionescu1026  No, where you are born is your native country. If I live in any given country for 30 years I can surely call it my home country.
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