Comments by "SaBa" (@saba1030) on "Why Germany debates immigration, integration and racism after New Year's Eve escalations | DW News" video.

@bojanm986 Bad example, having German citizenship, playing for the German national football team and then calling Erdogan "his President"? I would suggest to have Turkish citizenship living in Turkiye...
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@frostbitethebookowl8996 I wrote" to respect the culture and law", it's no big deal about that, is it?! And the "parallel" society are exactly the problem, when clans are living in their own world, even "sorting" criminal "actions" via a so called "peace judge" by paying money to the other involved family, instead going to the police. The way you sound like is, as you've probably never been in Germany. It's one of the most tolerant countries, but going criminal isn't allowed in any of the countries world wide.
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@bojanm986 Their "native tradition" is attacking police, fire men and ambulances? Wow, you really have a very weird understanding of citizenship. About Erdogan, as you're banging on "free speech and German Constitution": exactly, not though available in "Erdogan's Turkiye'. Lots of Turkish people are here in Germany as asylum seekers because of the "very democratic" NOT Turkiye with "free speech/press/justice etc" Just saying ...
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@frostbitethebookowl8996 I don't have "fear", myself being part of a family including six different Nationalities, it's just a "pain in the neck", as those are always the same sort of people doing that. Never heard about those "peace judges", they "sort" everything, even murder etc. Yes, the German law system is taking care of those people, and yes, most of those sort of respect the German society, but, as everywhere else, others not, thinking, they are "special", therefor above the law. Btw, some time ago a film team wanted to take/ shoot some "scenes" in that shown area, the whole film team including actors were there until one of those Clan members came, spoke with the director and stated, if they stay, there will be severe problems, the Clan doesn't allow this here. No joke, they had to go to Babelsberg Film Studios and do the "takes" there. Not on !! And that's got nothing to do with anything apart from not accepting the law of the (any) country you're living in.
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@bojanm986 No, it doesn't. Again, when I want to live in a country anywhere in the world, I have to follow the rules/laws of that country. It's not difficult to understand really, is it?!
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@lesliea.6440 It's more like: German authorities aren't tough enough from their point of view, as most of them are from countries with an authoritarian background. But we don't want that over here. People coming here, because they want a better life, with may be wrong expectations (lifestyle, culture) and aren't able to handle western life style, because of their culture backround, infact refusing it, then it gets difficult.
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 @jakebhenry2228 Err, NO. About 40% are in low skilked Jobs, the others are living off the welfare...
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@bojanm986 You're comparing "wearing a t-shirt" anywhere in any country with a political statement while shaking hands with the Turkish President in Turkiye? Oh man ..... LOL
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@bojanm986 Apart from money nothing is welcome in that autocratic country. Looks like, that people like you appreciate countries like that ...
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@bojanm986 Trading with a country might be one thing, calling it whatever you like, but living in an country not following the rules (constitution/ ruling laws) is something else! If I want to live in a country very opposit to my culture backround I should know upfront and not expect that I can behave how ever I want. That works in no country all over the world, doesn't matter what culture backround or religion one has!
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@cy I'm sorry to hear that !! Used to live in Berlin for ages, and to be honest, it was always that bad, like the week around NY eve I mostly stayed indoors, because there were people trying to hit you with fireworks from hidden corners, entrances and drive-ins. A friends parents experienced a fire at their appartement, as a rocket had burst a window and startet a fire:-(( Something has to be done about that, may be sort of "organized/controlled" fireworks at certain spots only?! All the best to you and a happy New Year anyway 😉 Typo
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@bojanm986 How do you know they were Turks, btw. In that area are mostly people from Lebanon and other Arab countries living, yeah, may be some Turks as well, but not too many. As a Serb you should know better anyway LOL Cyrillic Script.... oops 😉
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 @alanw2036 What's that got to do with a "female" leader? Sounds a bit "anti", familiar to you, may be?! Very sad though, fighting/standing for "equality," and stating BS like that :-((
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@xXAscendingPhoenixXx When people are coming to western European countries, in this case Germany, for a better life, with may be wrong expectations (culture, lifestyle etc), and then are not able to handle it because of their cultural backround, it starts getting difficult. That's got nothing to do with racismn. If you're thinking it's "normal", that police appearance is needed at public fests to protect women in case of ...., NO it's not :-(( Btw, most of immigrants are doing good over here, it's just and always a specific group, unfortunately always the same clientel :-((
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 @frostbitethebookowl8996 Yeah, sounds ok so far, but then they SHOULD RESPECT the countries laws and culture they're living in and not attack it.
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@cemo3292 NO. But where this happened, the part of immigrants is about 40ish %. All over Germany is about 25ish %, therefor no problem about that, as it is (unfortunately) only this special small group of people always making the same troubles.
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@Victor Ngo You are on YouTube here 😉
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