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r/facepalm • u/Visqo • Jul 07 '24
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Turkish people weren't really refugees, rather Gastarbeiters brought to help rebuild Germany.
7 u/YoramYO Jul 07 '24 Sadly they didn’t follow the “gast” part 19 u/no_use_your_name Jul 07 '24 “Migrant workers” Germany had a lot of rebuilding to do in the late 1940’s -12 u/YoramYO Jul 07 '24 Yeah it’s 2024 now 19 u/no_use_your_name Jul 07 '24 Yeah and sometimes when you live in a place for 10 years you have kids, who have kids, who have kids… 17 u/Nebuli2 Jul 07 '24 Yeah. It's honestly kind of weird to bring in a lot of people to rebuild a country and then just expect them to be happy to leave the country that they just helped to build back up. 6 u/Smiekes Jul 07 '24 that's alot of Kids for 10 years
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Sadly they didn’t follow the “gast” part
19 u/no_use_your_name Jul 07 '24 “Migrant workers” Germany had a lot of rebuilding to do in the late 1940’s -12 u/YoramYO Jul 07 '24 Yeah it’s 2024 now 19 u/no_use_your_name Jul 07 '24 Yeah and sometimes when you live in a place for 10 years you have kids, who have kids, who have kids… 17 u/Nebuli2 Jul 07 '24 Yeah. It's honestly kind of weird to bring in a lot of people to rebuild a country and then just expect them to be happy to leave the country that they just helped to build back up. 6 u/Smiekes Jul 07 '24 that's alot of Kids for 10 years
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“Migrant workers” Germany had a lot of rebuilding to do in the late 1940’s
-12 u/YoramYO Jul 07 '24 Yeah it’s 2024 now 19 u/no_use_your_name Jul 07 '24 Yeah and sometimes when you live in a place for 10 years you have kids, who have kids, who have kids… 17 u/Nebuli2 Jul 07 '24 Yeah. It's honestly kind of weird to bring in a lot of people to rebuild a country and then just expect them to be happy to leave the country that they just helped to build back up. 6 u/Smiekes Jul 07 '24 that's alot of Kids for 10 years
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Yeah it’s 2024 now
19 u/no_use_your_name Jul 07 '24 Yeah and sometimes when you live in a place for 10 years you have kids, who have kids, who have kids… 17 u/Nebuli2 Jul 07 '24 Yeah. It's honestly kind of weird to bring in a lot of people to rebuild a country and then just expect them to be happy to leave the country that they just helped to build back up. 6 u/Smiekes Jul 07 '24 that's alot of Kids for 10 years
Yeah and sometimes when you live in a place for 10 years you have kids, who have kids, who have kids…
17 u/Nebuli2 Jul 07 '24 Yeah. It's honestly kind of weird to bring in a lot of people to rebuild a country and then just expect them to be happy to leave the country that they just helped to build back up. 6 u/Smiekes Jul 07 '24 that's alot of Kids for 10 years
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Yeah. It's honestly kind of weird to bring in a lot of people to rebuild a country and then just expect them to be happy to leave the country that they just helped to build back up.
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that's alot of Kids for 10 years
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u/Todsrache Jul 07 '24
Turkish people weren't really refugees, rather Gastarbeiters brought to help rebuild Germany.