> It’s much easier to say “brown people took your life away” than to face reality many small and large decisions made by the government and the people have led

> It’s much easier to say “brown people took your life away” than to face reality many small and large decisions made by the government and the people have led to the current outcome. Tangential note: While I agree, there is something missing. You basically shift the blame from one group of people to another. This might be right to a certain extent, but doesn't take into account the enormous influence of things people don't have any control over (at least not people in Germany, even collectively). In other words, it's possible (although impossible to prove as economy is not a provable science), that no matter what individual people and the government would do, Germany would be still in the current situation, or not much different, especially in the long run (short term you can print some money but will have to face consequences anyway).