In most of Europe, Germany has been seen as a solid, hard working nation for many years. If I had to use one word: efficiency above all.
But recently, with Merkel's immigration policy (or ineptness?), the country is being overrun with North Africa immigrants, who are a drag on rich social care system, taking a lot out while not contributing their equal share back to it.
(Eastern Europe calls this process cultural enrichment, which is a clear sarcasm.)
I'm wondering about contrast between "best international image" and the perceived reality. Good marketing comes to mind.
But recently, with Merkel's immigration policy (or ineptness?), the country is being overrun with North Africa immigrants, who are a drag on rich social care system, taking a lot out while not contributing their equal share back to it.
(Eastern Europe calls this process cultural enrichment, which is a clear sarcasm.)
I'm wondering about contrast between "best international image" and the perceived reality. Good marketing comes to mind.