Comments by "SK ONTHEROAD" (@skontheroad2666) on "Journeyman Pictures" channel.

I am a Turkish Jew. So is my sister in law (we both married Ashkenazim). There are Jews all over the world. You are confusing race and ethnicity.
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And everyone acts like Israel is the first country with this problem. Every country in Europe had the same situation in the 60's! And are still "dealing with it". Israel is just a younger country. But the fact that this video starts with "Israel used to support immigration"... support?? Israel, and Jews across the world, risked their lives and paid to airlift Jews out of danger from countries like Ethiopia years ago! And Israel took them in, educated them, housed and fed them, paid for them to live and become Israelis... they did not just tolerate immigration. Bringing migrant workers like every other country has, was not their own, original concept. But of course, they will not say that in this video!
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This is just another version of the illegal immigration issue. If one is invited to someone's home for a visit, and then refuses to leave, is the home then theirs? Do they have rights to it? It is up to the parents to explain to their kids that their stay is temporary and eventually they will need to go home! Very convenient though that no one here mentions all of the airlifts the Israelis did for Jews in danger in other countries. And then helped them assimilate after they saved their lives. Journeyman pictures clearly has an axe to grind for some reason. I have only seen them show one side of ANY issue!
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What is disturbing is an entire generation telling the children of people they asked into the country, to get out. Children born in Denmark--whose parents were invited into Denmark to do low level labor (that they did not want to do themselves). Now the country wants these "Gastarbeiter" out, even though they have been there for years and raised families there, as Danes. The same problem exists all over Europe, however no one ever wants to mention the fact that they created the problem themselves. So the younger generation now blames the foreigners because they have never been told the origins of the story. But hey, atleast they still have a work force around willing to clean their toilets! 🙄
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@Jack Johnson The Islamic countries are not inviting the Danes to live there. These immigrants were invited to come into (many) European countries, were allowed to stay, were given citizenship and as time passed, they had children. Those children are nationally Danish, but culturally Turkish, or Persian, or whatever country their parents came over from--they also identify with their families culture, even tho they have Danish citizenship. And no other. The Danes invited them and "created" the problem. They can't now say "go back where you came from", if where they came from, is Denmark! Same thing in Germany, Holland, France, the rest of Scandinavian and half of Europe!
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