Arguably some of the unskilled workers might have stayed

But those aren't the ones which are critical for developing a country

Their remittances probably also did a lot to grow Lithuania into the position where now people are startign to return

Arguably the EU should've done more to grow their economy so there's less reason to move though

so to the east of Germany and Austria

I think there should be an industrial policy of tariffs and less primary sector subsidies to turn the more low waage areas of Europe into the workshop of Europe so to speak

But they're not going to do that

Instead of the whole importing cheap stuff from China shtick

The EU actually supported steel tariffs at some point

But Britain vetoed it

And then complained about not having steel tariffs later

the eternal strikes again

50% of Germany's GDP is exports, they cannot allow the other countries to have their own high skill industries or they run out of places to send German produce

Yes but we don't need to be very concerned about that
Germany focuses on medium sized quality manufacturers mainly, not lowering costs

It's not Germany holding Europe back but free trade

Which Germany requires

If we did away with free trade German capital would actually be forced to buy slightly more expensive (but still cheaper than German stuff) things from eastern Europe fueling their growth instead of that of China

Germany doesn't need free trade

Quality exports don't depend on cheap imports

If you watched all of Tim Pool's videos, you'd end up believing Trump was going to be unanimously elected God Emperor of the planet.

Damn, no one must be voting democrat now

I'm so fucking tired of living around black people.

For a time we had a bunch of African refugees in my city but apparently most refugees in general in the city got relocated to another place

Was weird how they'd walk around in packs of 5

I know your pain

I'll just DM it

I was just line at the grocery and some bitch used her kids to wait in two lines at once and pick the shortest one

It's the little things

It's the little things and the big things

I have a strong dilemma, I kind of want to move but I don't really want to leave because my family has been here for so long

I don't want to be chased out of my own homeland

But sometimes I'm just like, fuck it

At least in the lines those separating bars bars are one of the last forms of segregation still around

What's the point anyway. There's no community left. The boomers have nothing to pass on to me. Just let em have it.....

@Charlemagne I do advise people to move if they are unhappy where they are. If you're homeland means a lot to you, you could go to a different part of the same state. It's not really fleeing (which is what I did, TBH). It's investing you're effort somewhere that deserves it.

Plan on moving eventually

If I move states it's 100% going to be Colorado or Wyoming or that area

I moved out of Toronto almost a year ago. It was the best decision I ever made.

Weirdly enough I get a lot of "stand your ground" opposition when I bring up how virutally everyone in urban Schleswig Holstein is politically broken, socially attrocious

They say stuff like should just change the people around me as if that works lol

I wish I could just push a button like that