> You (i.e. us) are just going to lose. How? What is "their" end-game? At worst "they" cost us like 3,000 euro/semester in tuition, which is virtually nothing.

> You (i.e. us) are just going to lose. How? What is "their" end-game? At worst "they" cost us like 3,000 euro/semester in tuition, which is virtually nothing. At best the people that came here stay, adding skilled labor to our workforce. At the very least Germany gets a solid boost to foreign relations, established a foundation for international corporation in research, and educated a generation of people who have seen the other side of the pond, while remaining less ignorant ourselves. There's a reason Germany is diplomatically one of the best connected countries. You can hardly buy a measly frigate for your navy for what this costs us, and I know which is more useful for enacting meaningful change. Also, personally, I value the experience of interacting with students from other nationalities a lot. > In the US [...] And? This is not the US. > You've been indoctrinated Yeah, right.