Educated migrants have stopped calling themselves German

They NEVER considered themselves German to begin with. No loyalty to the gracious country that gave them an opportunity for a better, peaceful life. They should all go back to where they came from then.

The only thing they don't do is actually going home to their shithole countries

Privilegierte Dame mit doppelter Staatsbürgerschaft, die durch diesen Vorteil viel leichter auswandern kann als Deutsche, die keine zweite Staatsangehörigkeit haben.

So, has she given up her German citizenship and passport ? Or is she just bit**ing about a country whose privileges she enjoys?

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Extremely relatable!

Educated migrants with a German accent — the irony is that she’ll sound German everywhere except in Germany.

Never mind. We stopped, too, calling them Germans.

The tragedy is that such “non-Germans” do not feel “non-German” enough to leave despised Germany.

They never started. They only say it when it benefits them

Has nothing to do with "educated". Work immigrants in Germany have tended to identify with their heritage ethnicity ever since immigration began, and more so in the working class.

So why doesn’t she go home then?

Fuck you

I learned german 20 years ago and now it burns my throat when I try to speak it. Bunch of unredeemable nazis.

Multiculturalism is an impossible utopia. It's a scam.

Lovely. Everything fits. The last step: piss off!

Misleading. Usually, most of these „migrants“-posting, from every side, only reflect a few selected segments. In Germany, as in most places, there’s no unified subject called „the migrants“.

Being German means not only belonging to the ethnic group but also having a deep connection to German culture. German language skills and a diploma are not enough. Saying that one is not German despite holding German citizenship also demonstrates respect for real Germanness.

These are first world problems, stop crying, get the fuck out of Germany... This is so retarded... 🤦🏼‍♂️

Is it a caricature? Don’t you think this wibe of “I’m sooo disillusioned by German racism, the worst on this planet! But I’m staying here to profit from what the society has to offer” is not only tasteless but also not in anymore.

If it’s so easy to denounce your German citizenship, you were never German to begin with.

Deport this Shit together with all the islamists Back to their Home...

why would someone want to be german? and how do they become german? is it some kind of conversion?

Many of us did years ago, because Germany started to behave weirdly, partially showing it's true colors, which is competely contradictory to what it was in the 90s and early 2000s. Germans themselves don't know what being German means, how could you feel German as a migrant?

i honestly feel the same way

germans are genetical nazis and evil people who can't be repaired, they will always hate someone and they will always have hate target because their psychopathic nature needs it

It is called integration paradox, the higher education you have, the more awareness you develop to your surroundings, hence perceive the negative aspects even more

"I don't want to integrate myself, I want y'all livin' accordingly to my own rules and the rules of a forgein culture & religion and if you aren't doin' that, I'm mad at you because you HAVE TO DO AS I TELL YOU!!!1!1!1" Why do y'all livin' in western europe though?

Germans are also disillusioned by the people who have come.

The question is how many people think like she does!

They never did call themselves German. They love the free education, social security, health system, and visa-free travel with their German passports. However, when it is time to say thank you and fully assimilate into a liberal society based on Christian values, they play victim

They never called themselves Germans. Thats the issue.

I think we need to have a serious conversation in Western Europe about the nationality/ethnicity tension. And this is partly a problem of language, on the conceptual level. Not all European national cultures & languages have a term for a person who is not ethnically of the titular/majority group, but is nonetheless a full member of the political (and therefore the historical) national community. Like in the UK one can be British, without being English (or any of the Home Nations). And oddly enough this concept also exists in Russia (Rossiskiyi v. Russki respectively). AFAIK, no such distinction exists in German. Thus these people are left without an identity that both acknowledges their belonging (and acceptance) into Germanland - without making the claim those people are somehow indistinguishable from the core ethnicity of the Nation. It's somewhere between exclusionist ethnonationalism and atomist American style civic identity.