mean germans like to argue and to discuss their own identity questions a lot but it's not exclusively jummy that doesn't mean that i agree to some extent because somehow. myself in germany it feels like germany says still trying to them to fight what kind of migrants they want in this country. germany's migration country and you know they mind that will be the 9 many a lot of migrants who have made an incredible contribution to this country so ever you've been here in germany even longer than i have you know have a similar impression that this debate just goes on and on a new leader ations absolutely i think it brings a lot of. tension but maybe it's also a profit for a lot of people to discuss this and not to finish i don't know but in the end i was told to joke i think it's just a serious problem because via kind. in this question the basic background of this discussion is in fact the guest worker this does go through of the sixty's of the seventy's and the german society. didn't develop a real positive constructive. but towards the expanse of work make aeration the mignons have a positiv

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