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Rather than talking about "culture fit" it's more helpful to be specific about what behaviors are causing problems. The complaints you made sound like a good re
by xapata 10y ago
Rather than talking about "culture fit" it's more helpful to be specific about what behaviors are causing problems. The complaints you made sound like a good reason to improve enforcement of various laws and tax collection. If a person commits a crime, the criminal should be punished; the criminal's neighbor need not be exiled.
- guard-of-terra 10y agoRegarding culture fit: They group on ethnic and clan basis. Makes easy for them to have unofficial unemployment and avoid paying taxes; makes easy for them to avoid speaking Russian, avoid blending in country's culture, even avoiding punishment for crimes. They "boil in their own pot" - as if they're still a solid fragment of country they're from. In any conflict their back their own on clan basis, you can see how this skewed against native Russians who don't have crowd to back them up. It's not in Russian culture already. Russians are pretty atomized, families and official organization units (bureaucracy) is our thing. Unfortunately, we have this flawed law enforcement system and are stuck with it. It can more or less deal with Russian criminals (atomized and marginal) but immigrants' diasporas poke holes in it. I'm afraid it's easier to fix immigration than law enforcement. Unfortunately, I have zero effect on either.