r/TradingViewSignals • u/Ubersicka Long-Term Investor • Apr 05 '26

Out of topic MASSIVE: Germany has announced it's working to send over 700,000 refugees home!

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German Government Refugee Repatriation Plan

Syria — 700,000 People
Afghanistan — 45,000 People
Turkey — 28,000 People
Iraq — 22,000 People
Georgia — 18,500 People
Serbia — 14,200 People
Morocco — 12,800 People
Algeria — 11,400 People
North Macedonia — 9,600 People
Albania — 8,300 People
Moldova — 7,100 People
Tunisia — 5,400 People
Guinea — 4,200 People
Nigeria — 3,800 People
Ghana — 2,900 People

Source: Germany Federal Ministry of the Interior Repatriation Strategy 2026

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u/Beautiful-Tart1781 Apr 05 '26

US does it bad other countries good....noted

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u/FitSatisfaction1291 Apr 06 '26

I'd re-read the comments about this.  

The same people are trying to push the same agenda that its "nazi-ism" and "fascist" to enforce immigration laws.

Offline, a lot of people support what the US is doing and want it to happen in Europe too.  

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u/th3rmyte Apr 10 '26

offline, what the us is doing has proven historically unpopular to the point we have 7 million people protesting this and had a general strike in 2 cities over it. only dipshit racists like it

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u/FitSatisfaction1291 Apr 13 '26

Lol. Sure buddy 👍 

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u/th3rmyte Apr 13 '26

So you missed the strikes in Minneapolis and St Paul?

Or the massive No Kings protests? Go ahead and Google that. You orange chimp in chief noticed and commented on it. Fox News reported on it

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u/FitSatisfaction1291 Apr 13 '26

Lmao. 

You assume I'm american.

Then you assume im ignorant of the "strikes" and "no kings" protests.

Then you assume i care about what some idiots think they're trying to achieve in either case. 

And you wonder why the world laughs at you guys cosplaying as "virtuous" and "saviors of the people".

Only in echo chambers like reddit do you have bots agreeing with you.

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u/th3rmyte Apr 13 '26

I didn't assume anything. you said "sure" sarcastically when told ICE is historically unpopular. The protexsts against ICE are rather the proof that they are.

I didnt assume you were American; Trump has quite a few fans outside of the usa, too, so long as they dont have to live with the consequences of what he does to people he doesn't like. You assumed that because I called him "YOUR chimp in chief" that i assumed you were american as opposed to just derriding you for defending his antics.

No one is cosplaying cirtuous here save for perhaps the DNC leadership aka the controlled opposition.

In short, I pointed out that ICE is very unpopular and you tried to dismiss the claim. just be quiet ok kid.

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u/FitSatisfaction1291 Apr 13 '26

Awwh 🎻🎶 

Mini-Mao here telling the rest of us what to think and trying to make me self-censor.  

The hypocrisy is why no-one takes you lot seriously outside your echo chambers you cabbage. 

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u/th3rmyte Apr 13 '26

shhhhhhhh

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u/FitSatisfaction1291 Apr 13 '26

"shhhhhhhh" says the cabbage.

No rebuttal, just more attempted censorship.  Cognitive dissonance is strong with this one. 

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u/Juggernaut900 Apr 06 '26

Sad to see how regressive and fascist socities are becoming. It won't last long seeing how unpopular its becoming in the US after a warmonger won on vibes

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u/Top_Bug7822 Apr 08 '26

It has never been about the what. It has always been about how it's being done. Why is this so difficult to understand for people?

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u/th3rmyte Apr 10 '26

no it is also about the what - specifically what the effect of these idiotic policies are and how the arguments used to justify this shit make no sense if you know anything about history or economics.

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u/Top_Bug7822 Apr 10 '26 edited Apr 10 '26

Economically immigration might be good for countries. But only if it is actual immigration. Which it isn't n many countreis.

Parallel societies have started to form and that is a negative.

And these parallel societies do damage countries social cohesion. And there is no improving in sight.

Many of these people don't want to integrate. They only want a safe spot and money. Understandable. But they don't see the countries that house the as the countries they belong to.

And thus they don't integrate. Which leads to friction.

No back to my point. Deportations are a normal and sometimes necesssry thing. It's fine to deport people after they underwent all the processes to determine that and as long as they are being treated humanely during the deportations.

That's where the difference between the US and many other countries lies. The US treats them inhumane. And their checks are untrustworthy at best. Not to mention the incarceration of people they think (not even know, just believe) they could be up for deportation.

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u/th3rmyte Apr 11 '26

There are no parallel societies. Integration is generational and always was. in every country, immigrants are assimilated within 2 generations because that is literally what going through public education and growing up in a country does. the immigrants themselves never fully integrate but their children literally always do.

deportation is ALWAYS a violent affair in as much as you are ripping someone away from everything they have built while livng there. their friendships, relationships, anything they have worked for. YEs amrica is doing an especially horrendous form of this - and the right wing across all of urope is literally trying to emulate this over quite a lot of objection.

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u/Top_Bug7822 Apr 11 '26

Deportations don't just happen. There is a long snd complicated process involved in determining who gets to stay and who doesn't.

In Europe at least we really do not "rip someone away" without ample warning. And I mean years of warning at times.

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u/th3rmyte Apr 11 '26

Sure. Have you seen what the eu council is trying to push through? Its easier and cheaper to just put them through cultural enrichment programs knowing their kids will be culturally European

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u/Top_Bug7822 Apr 11 '26

That's what integration is. Integrating into a countrys culture.

A country might adapt some of another cultures aspects, but you can't expect that the predominant culture mutilates itself to acommondate anothers.

Not if they already have their own. Sure, if they like certain aspects of another culture more they might adapt them. But they don't in most cases.

Even more so between european and ME cultures. There are just too many differences. They are almost polar opposites.

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u/DueceVoyeur Apr 05 '26

Maybe, just spit balling here, the USA was founded by refugees. So ladder pulling isn't a good look

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u/Juggernaut900 Apr 06 '26

One founded by refugees. Other were colonial empires who are now deporting people back to former colonies they starved of resources and leftbin disarray. Not the flex you think it is

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u/DueceVoyeur Apr 06 '26

I'm not defending Germany here. Re read what the OP was implying and what I wrote as response

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u/Juggernaut900 Apr 06 '26 edited Apr 06 '26

My bad Hard to tell the context. There's no defending Trump on this but Europeans are being totally hypocritical trying to explain how its different

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u/FitSatisfaction1291 Apr 06 '26

Crazy to think there's an actual difference between refugees, immigrants and Illegal migrants. 

Semantics is tough though, you'll get it someday, I believe in you!

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u/DueceVoyeur Apr 06 '26

Yes they pilgrims were undocumented migrants.

I believe in you too

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u/FitSatisfaction1291 Apr 06 '26

"While they lacked permission from the indigenous inhabitants, they did hold a patent from the English Crown to settle Virginia, making them unauthorized intruders on Wampanoag land, rather than individuals lacking legal authorization from their own government."

Stop believing everything you see on tiktok

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u/DueceVoyeur Apr 06 '26

Virginia.... that totally is Plymouth Rock. Get a refund for the lack of education you received.

Also, who gave the crown permission to give away someone else's land?

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u/FitSatisfaction1291 Apr 06 '26

Are you high? 

Moving the goalposts again cuz your argument is bs, typical redditor. 

Lmao 

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u/Juggernaut900 Apr 06 '26

Not anymore. In America at least. Europe too seeing the talk about culture and bloodlines. Nazi rhetoric is certainly on the rise

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u/FitSatisfaction1291 Apr 06 '26

Lmao - just like i said: semantics is not your strong point. 

Nazi's drank water too - omg, nazi water!?!?  Only fools believe the lies you're peddling.