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That “refugee” family could have moved to any European country without restriction. If the kids education is the main concern, Estonia or Finland could have bee
by aries1980 7y ago
That “refugee” family could have moved to any European country without restriction. If the kids education is the main concern, Estonia or Finland could have been their main target: http://factsmaps.com/pisa-worldwide-ranking-average-score-of-math-science-reading http://factsmaps.com/pisa-worldwide-ranking-average-score-of...
Calling any European state with “horrific” freedom is an exaggeration.
- RobertRoberts 7y agoYes, they could have, but they had to leave everything behind, and they just happen to have help from the government in the US. Not every country will help people. And if you don't think Germany's recent past is horrific, I suggest you read about the holocaust and some recent wars. Not an exaggeration at all. Germany's WWII era leader is considered to be one of the worst in known history.
- dakna 7y agoGermany's recent past was the wall coming down and beeing reunited. That was already 30 years ago. Stop watching US shows about that time. Watch some footage from the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville and think about what you can do to prevent totalitarian groups from gaining more ground, if you really want to be free. On a side note: Germany took in almost one million refugees from the war zone in Syria in _one_ year. It is about 1.5 million in total. Have fun looking up the number for the US per year. From what I remember it has only 5 digits. So much about not helping people.