Comments by "Edward Bernayse666" (@edwardbernayse6665) on "Anti-Fascists Clash with Pegida Movement in Vienna: Hate in Europe" video.

  1. Michael Hedlund have any of you in europe ever looked to the usa as an example on how immigrants adapt?  i know that its not considered cool right now to look to the usa as an example on how to do things but this is something that we have a lot more experience with.  it is literally one of the things that we see ourselves as being is a nation of immigrants.  from what i see, there is a common pattern of 1st to 4th generation of immigrants and beyond that.  the first generation that don't speak english usually don't learn any or very little english.  they usually live the rest of their lives poor and working the basic low paying jobs.  the 2nd generation normally does a little bit better.  they learn english at a young age and usually end up with a better skilled working class kind of job or else stay ahead of the curve and go to college and enter the middle class.  they kind of feel like they are living in dual cultures too.  the 3rd wave tends to think more like a "typical" american and they either learn a working class skill or they go to college or get a clerical job of some sort.  the 4th wave tends to identify themselves as being as american as anybody who happens to have a bloodline tracing back to whichever country his/her ancestors came from.  the same pattern holds true with irish and scottish immigrants except that they already knew english as their native language when they first arrived here.  even asian immigrants hold to the same patterns as european immigrants.  maybe it would just take time before the muslim immigrants start to identify themselves as being totally a part of your countries and their culture will mostly resemble all of you.  maybe i'm comparing apples and oranges here and its different for all of you but still it is something to look at i would think.
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