> most of the non-natives are locked out of the lucrative careers even when speaking the language How is this not institutional racism? Or something that leads

> most of the non-natives are locked out of the lucrative careers even when speaking the language How is this not institutional racism? Or something that leads to inequality because of one’s ethnicity? Imagine if a person of African or Asian descent, who tries to rise up in German society, and get one of these jobs. Is the response: “Well, tough luck buddy, you shouldn’t have come to Germany to begin with.” Doesn’t Germany pride themselves on being equal opportunity and democratically elected? Or is that all a facade, and the Germans never really believed in that bullshit anyways. And it was all about putting the Germans first, before all others.