How about do it BEFORE the protests end.

But in many cases it is one that comes from existing power structures and would likely be disrupted by mass emigration. Brain drain has a way of forcing reforms, as can be seen in most Eastern EU members as well as some of the more developed Asian countries.

And I’m glad you are willing to shoot down the argument of genetic impact on culture. That would be unthinkably bad on a finite planet.

https://www.n-tv.de/ticker/80-Prozent-aller-Fluechtlinge-kamen-in-diesem-Jahr-ohne-Pass-article17887216.html

Even if the number has gone down to 50% today that doesnt make it any better. Even 10% would be crazy. Hundreds of thousands of people among us and we dont have the slightest idea who they are.

Just to add: Real strikes could (hopefully not) follow after the 29th, when the last bargaining round ends.

Institutional corruption is nothing more than people tolerating and participating in corruption on an individual basis. Its a cultural issue.

No, they only ask for a wage increase. Nothing to do with revolting or shit.

People like to pretend otherwise, but this is a system at work, like it or not. Not actually against the system itself.

You have asked a good question about how what is there to stop it if things worsen , first would be the Judiciary as it's strong and trustable as it's kept out of poltics as it there are more number of supreme judges and the selection process of judges is better unlike Usa where judges are selected by presidents and are fewer in number thus more controllable. Indian judiciary is good and maintains a lot of power.

When Soviet union dissolved Russia inherited a very weak justice system which allowed Putin to seize power and keep himself very strong. The difference between the powers of the judiciary in the three pillars is much better in India.

Second would be the diversity , the linguistic , cultural , regional differences in India is so much that it's hard for anyone group to dominate without extreme resistance. On the other hand Russia is mostly Russian speaking. Russia is diverse as well but still majority Russian. It's very hard to go Russian levels in a country with no clear majority group.

That's why it makes a person look stupid when he/she says there is a clear downtrend and things could go bad as Russia. It ignores alot of stuff which is different and a lack of clear trend to either direction. I really think after this explanation you're not gonna say stuff like there being a downtrend and compare or bring up Russia because that would be make you look ill-informed and not capable of understanding the difference between trends and consistent issues. If you think these issues could worsen to Russian levels or hybrid regimes levels then read the top portion of the comment again otherwise it will make you look dumb.

Accept my chat invite if you wanna talk.

StatTrak or GTFO.

I imagine it’d be difficult to do it alone. I feel like this is something more like an internal coup.

Many of the problems with bad places are due to institutional corruption that’s decades or even centuries old, natural resources (either shortages of them or curses due to fighting over oil and diamonds), or overcrowding. A lot of those problems won’t follow the migrants.

Just stop the benefits and give them food vouchers instead of money

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Undemocratic* reform. Dictator-esque would also be acceptable

Source that it was 80% „in 2015/2016 and ever since“?

Lol good luck with the Ausländerbehörde and the bureaucracy. How many immigrants are trying to get a job but the migration office cant give permits on time because they are understaffed. And they can’t get a permit because they don’t have jobs.

I really don't; over the decades Russia lost freedom of press, concentrated power, has plenty of human rights violations and corruption while claiming to be some sort of democracy. While that is not the case in India at the moment some of the similar things can be observed. If the issues persist and worsen what is there to stop it so that in 20+ years its not all gone ?

> the statistic of 80% is a vast exaggeration it’s close to 50% (I’m sure you’re just ignorant though and wouldn’t need to

80% was an official figure by the Bundesgrenzschutz at the time. Maybe you should inform yourself before spreading your bullshit. It is you who are ignorant, not I.

Cyberweapons? What's that, fancy CSGO weapon skins?

What do you do with people that don't share your values or culture moving to where you are and then voting?

We all agree that genetically people everywhere are the same. You have then culture which is the differentiating factor between the good places to live and the bad places. If people are allowed to move from the bad places to the good places then change the good places to be like the bad places what have you accomplished?

Good luck with the Ausländerbehörde and reaching B2 quickly. Lol

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I am sorry but I think you didn't understand what I am saying , I just said that comparison with Russia are illogical and major downward movements shifts are not happening and are likely gonna stay on the flat side.

If you think my comment was about justifying anything read again.

Of course they do, but not relevant for discussion about Indian democracy. Or how does the problems in US or anywhere else justify anything ? Human rights are universal an inalienable feel free to criticize any violations anywhere, just do not use them as excuse.
Again the comparison is not that India is anywhere near Russian level, that is not the point, never was. The point is that Russia is an example what can happen in worst case scenario when democratic values are ignored. It does not happen suddenly rather over time.

This is not unique to India either, its happening in all over the globe in various degree and that is why it is important to fight it everywhere. Staying silent and ignoring the issues will not fix anything it will just make the situation worse.

The EU needs to stop pretending like the Brits are serious people and just cut them off from everything. They should even block off the Channel Tunnel.

Yeah, I’m honestly surprised that isn’t mentioned much.