France or Germany where would you prefer to live?

[Tooting Carmen]

Yet is unacceptable that entire neighborhoods of an European country are full of non-native and non-Euro (in the case of France, largely parasitic and delinquent) immigrants, and that even in neighborhoods where natives are majority, at least 1 out of 5 people in there are non-natives (in many cases, very alien/non-European).

I'd be interested in your opinion about this: https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...ods-vs-ghettos

[CosmoLady]

Yet is unacceptable that entire neighborhoods of an European country are full of non-native and non-Euro (in the case of France, largely parasitic and delinquent) immigrants, and that even in neighborhoods where natives are majority, at least 1 out of 5 people in there are non-natives (in many cases, very alien/non-European).

Most large European cities are now nearly half non-European,

and without Singapore-style discipline, you can see how the quality of life falls apart.

One of the most dangerous and drug-infested cities in Europe is Antwerp, where over half the inhabitants are non-European.

And parts of Malmo are already a war zone and Malmo is only 35% non-European (heavily segregated though).

A 50-50 demographic split is dangerous and can lead to civil war like in Lebanon or Bosnia.

[alnortedelsur]

Most large European cities are now nearly half non-European,

and without Singapore-style discipline, you can see how the quality of life falls apart.

One of the most dangerous and drug-infested cities in Europe is Antwerp, where over half the inhabitants are non-European.

And parts of Malmo are already a war zone and Malmo is only 35% non-European (heavily segregated though).

A 50-50 demographic split is dangerous and can lead to civil war like in Lebanon or Bosnia.

Great replacement at its best!

And yet you have to hear some people say that those are just "conspiracy theories"

The criminal anti white/European ANTI-Western elites, with their feudal mentality, must be very happy with that, while rubbing their hands.

[Ruggery]

Most large European cities are now nearly half non-European,

and without Singapore-style discipline, you can see how the quality of life falls apart.

One of the most dangerous and drug-infested cities in Europe is Antwerp, where over half the inhabitants are non-European.

And parts of Malmo are already a war zone and Malmo is only 35% non-European (heavily segregated though).

A 50-50 demographic split is dangerous and can lead to civil war like in Lebanon or Bosnia.

And yet I think that Antwerp falls short of Brussels, Marseille or Paris itself.

Do you live in South Africa?

[tk'es]

i equally love both.. so i'm gonna choose an invisible third option

[Your Old Comrade]

German is easier for me but there is something about France. I am sure there are language classes so France it is!

[vanillachai]

If I make a list of pros and cons for both nations, there are significantly more pros for Germany...

[Fabricius]

I prefer Germany, but in some small, isolated town near the Alps. Where cultural and political decadence has affected less. In fact, I believe that in the German part of Switzerland or Austria it would be even better.

But the truth is that I have no idea how things are going.
I know that Toni Kroos fled with his family to the still slightly more traditional Spain.

[Fabricius]