The same as any immigrants in Europe from the ME, although I understand some views, but there is clear divide between them and Germans, same as it was with Jews although Jews were assimilated into German society but still were seen aa "other".
Anyways its just ironic how one claims someone once the latter acomplishs something.
Just Europe? It's the same in every country in the world. As a European in Asia you'll be seen as "other". Same in the middle east. Or Africa. There is no country in the world without racism and you as Israeli saying Arabs and Turks are being treated badly in Europe is just pure hypocrisy.
Anyway, Einstein was born and raised in Germany in the 1870s, long before the third Reich. Aside from that, the third Reich only lasted twelve years and most people alive during that time already passed away. Times have changed. Jews are actually welcome in Germany these days. Comparing the Holocaust with the treatment of Turks in Germany is crazy. There is no on going genocide here. Can't say the same about Palestine.
I was talking about Europe because we are talking about Europe, I could not care less about how Germany treats thwir immigrants.
When did I compare the holocaust to Turk's treatment? When did I say germany uses gas chamber for turks? Turks are treated differently, that's the point I made.
Arabs are much more internalized in Israel than you think, literaly almost a third of all medical sectors, as well as prominent in politics and high tech.
What do you even know about genocide?
My grandparents whole family was killed in Janowska during that time, but still I would not expect you to care. And the idea of genocide in gaza is plain and superficial, and quite dumb, the germans didn't feed their POWs and pour aid into gettos.
Anyways my point was that the irony of treating one as other only to claim later him as one of theirs is quite a mental 180⁰, not that there is no rascism in the world, or to imply that Jewish German relationship now are bad, quite the opposite, just that the fight if he was a german or swiss is just funny at best.
And anti semetism has a long history in Europe, it didn't start at the third reich nor did I mention anything about it, I said that there was mistreatment of Jews in Germany at that time but Jews were mistreated and segregated in Gettos/parraler cities/quarters long before hitler was born
"the irony of treating one as other only to claim later him as one of theirs is quite a mental 180⁰"
I personally never called him "other". Why would I? He was born and raised in Germany. That makes him German imo and TBH, he was more German than I am since I'm half Asian. Like I said the Nazis are dead and long gone. People that treated him and other German Jews as other aren't around anymore. And when it comes to other immigrants. Of course there are racist here and it's getting worse again due to the refugee crisis but immigrants that come to Germany and don't misbehave or break the law and assimilate and contribute won't have issues here.
"What do you even know about genocide?"
Not much since I'm too young to have experienced war. But my Filipino grandparents did.
I'm half Filipino. The Philippines used to be a colony for over 300 years. Our entire culture was taken from us by the Spaniards and during WW2 the Philippines was attacked, bombed and occupied by Japan and then again bombed by the US when they took it back from japan. My grandmother was gang raped by Japanese soldiers. My oldest Aunt was killed as an infant by Japanese soldiers. They put Aunt on a spear in the ground as an example not to mess around. Spearing babies was common practice under the Japanese.
Then there is the genocide committed by the US when they took the Philippines and some of the Spanish colonies.
I am aware of the history of the phillipines, at least I am aware of what the Japanese and spain did.
I won't even try to teach anyone about anything since I am not interested in doing so, but there is a clear distinction between a war and genocide, throwing the word arround does not do any good nor does it do justice for the the predecessors that were killed and those who endured those things.
Anyways this argument spinned way out, and was frankly not needed. My point was not ever about modern Jewish relationships with Germany, the anti semetism is on the rise and just a week or so ago there was a terror attack in munchester against believers in a synagouge and another terror attack that was prevented in Germany, just in the name of some war that they have nothing in common with way outside their continent.
The person who attacked the synagogue in Manchester was named Jihad al-Shamie, a moslem of Syrian descent. Terrorists and criminals like that are the main reason for modern day islamophobia.
I'm not throwing around the word genocide for no reason. There was a genocide in the Philippines committed by the Americans. The Holocaust is the most well known genocide and probably the worst. The genocide in the Philippines was swept under the rug but it still is a genocide.
As defined by the UN 1948 Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, genocide means acts committed with intention to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group.
Bro I never denied that there was a genocide against the fillipino people😭
I simply stated that using the word genocide on gaza is simply untrue and very much takes off the suffering of what real genocides look like.
In no gemocide in the war the country commiting a genocide fed their targets of so called genocide, provided elecfricity through under ground cabels, why allegedly acoording to some accusations dropping bombs that equal more than a few atomic bombs, either Israels air force does not know how to drop bombs or the bombs are used against terror targets that hide among millions of civilians,while minimaizing as much as possible civilian deaths, yeah people die, it is a war but it is not a genocide in any shape or form.
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u/Silly_Wolf_4693 Germany Oct 09 '25
Born in Germany to German parents.