'Anti-ghetto' law in Denmark: Ruling Social Democrats take hard line on immigration • FRANCE 24

[@lucasstuart19]

Anybody who has seen Brussels would agree that these laws are necessary everywhere in Europe

[@pablov1532]

Brussels, Paris, Marseille, Barcelona...

[@craigime]

@@pablov1532 barcelona too?

[@Denis-cf7ej]

Politician and company create the problem they have to go

[@pablov1532]

@@craigime Yes... definetely... It started 4/5 years ago...

[@bruceparker6142]

I've never been to Brussels. What's going on?

[@backto-il9ne]

No one criticizes Saudi Arabia for aggressively protecting their culture and taking in almost zero migrants and refugees. It is always crazy to me how people hold European countries to standards they don't hold other rich non-western countries to. Makes you go hmmmm

[@drcornelius8275]

Or Asia

[@Human-shapedbeing]

This isn’t about not wanting migrants this is about properly integrating them.

[@stevenoscar5805]

Saudi Arabia didn't invaded any country nor colonize any country,so Europe must share what they forcefully taken from those innocent country.

[@drcornelius8275]

​@@stevenoscar5805 Are you conveniently forgetting the history of the Saudi dynasty? Plenty of blood spilled there while spreading their word.......

[@anacc3257]

@Kamle Harris No, the Gulf states are free to do whatever they like and many of their policies are understandable. Europe should be able to set the same policies to protect their countries and people.

[@hourbee5535]

Don't you love the sense of entitlement the immigrants have to tell the Danes who they can let into their country?

[@MajMat073]

That's why their in Denmark, attempting to change Denmark into their country of origin.

[@RUHappyATM]

I wonder whether Said the student would be able to enjoy free tertiary education in his home country?

[@AlxzAlec]

Don't you love the sense of entitlement when our government supports the bombing and draining of a country's economy, and then tells the people that flee from it to go home?

[@AlxzAlec]

@@MajMat073 As a Dane, I have never and neither do I know anyone who has had any problem with a person who was Islamic. This racism is largely hated in Denmark. I used to have the same islamophobic views, but if you look at it, it's ridiculous. The government is racist as hell, and our former primeminister, Helle Thorning-Schmidt is TERRIBLE at giving reasons as to why you shouldn't be allowed to even wear a Hijab..

[@davidz3879]

@@AlxzAlec Do you know what al-Shabaab did in Mogadishu on 14 October 2017? Would you like that to happen in Copenhagen? How do you feel about al-Shabaab members moving to Denmark?

[@Kate-Does]

I support Denmark's decision. Countries deserve to keep their own culture.

[@ZEROmg13]

the reason i travel to other countries is to experience their culture, food, landmarks among many other things, there are reasons i don't travel to say the middle east, it's because i don't want what they are offering.

[@DiamondLil]

@@ZEROmg13 No one does. Not even the Muslims, which is why they leave. But then they destroy the countries they move to.

[@johnsnow5264]

​@@ZEROmg13you have no idea what you are missing - the middle east is the cradle of humanity. Your ignorant negativity will impact all aspects of your miserable existence

[@imogen1]

racist says what

[@GoodShot247]

@imogen1 genitals determines gender.

[@Toni-zk9rx]

Every single european country needs this very very urgently

[@samc3227]

The world elites are using third world countries as a weapon against the western world

[@troywest1724]

Shouldn’t have agreed to bombing Africa and the Middle East… now deal with it. Y’all shouldn’t have went around the planet committing global genocide and destroying the planet.

[@pawelkonarski4667]

Except Poland,they never let uncivilized hordes in.

[@troywest1724]

@@pawelkonarski4667 Civilized? You mean the remnants of the slav?? We know about the history since 600 B.C.E.

[@troywest1724]

@@pawelkonarski4667 We know about the 13 tribe members from Khazar. We know the truth.

[@whiteynut]

Good for Denmark taking positive steps to improve their society.

[@BillAnt]

Exactly! If they don't like it, then go back, I'm sure it's much better in that hell hole. The biggest issues is that they are unwilling to assimilate into society and trying to live a separate parallel life. smh

[@xXLunatikxXlul]

@@BillAnt so true. They use the argument "but we are all immigrants?.." like, no, not everyone is an immigrant. Rose-tinted glasses be damned.

[@tony-gy2bq]

Denmark is right. To hell with the UN.

[@cocoaorange1]

To kick people out of their homes is wrong.

[@verbal_DK]

@@tony-gy2bq it's easy for you brain dead zombies to say _"to hell with human rights"_ but to us humans our rights mean everything.

[@jboycaceres2871]

Their house, their rule. Their country, their law.

[@marneus]

@@stevefal Maybe he could have move to Saudi Arabia.

[@ileanaacacostaacosta1813]

YES their house their rule Their country their law and I add in they don't like it get the hell out of Denmark unbelievable the nerve the entitlement

[@chameleon28]

@@stevefalmaybe they should go to a country that better respects their rights then?

[@ileanaacacostaacosta1813]

Nailed it

[@almara90]

True, but it also means people have a right to think of Denmark as a cold, hostile and racist country. Not a happy free country. That isn’t freedom.

[@malikak9384]

They are right to protect their culture and country, I am muslim I live in my country and don't think to go abroad and think that I am entitled to impose my way of living,this is just not a common sens.

[@TJ-Judge]

👏 yes, exactly

[@StrawberryMilkkTeaa]

You are absolutely right! Thank you. I love it when people have common sense like you.

[@shizukagozen777]

Tell that to your brothers and sisters.

[@malikak9384]

@@shizukagozen777 I consider every human being a brother and sister if they are kind to others so I never define my brotherhood and sisterhood based on religion otherwise It will ressemble to sect set of mind, my religion believes is very personnal matter and my own business.So No my dear I only spoke on my name and not on behalf of anyother,I am not mandated for that and I will not be for sure, add to that,as muslim woman I am considered in my own family as opinated like wearsten women.....sorry my dear, I gave my opinion when thus kind of subject is brought to discussion only.Cheers:)

[@YoIomaster]

As a migrant myself I 100% agree, I came to germany after the berlin wall fell in 1990, and while i integrated seamlessly (culturally ofc) i observed how other migrants stayed in their own cultural confines. The result has always been the same, their german was worse, the way they perceived critique was mostly viewed from an oppressive standpoint not a constructive or logical point and they overall participation in the german culture was almost non present. even today, if i go to museums, art exhibitions and other cultural events i rarely see any migrants, especially from the middle east (where i am from). So ofc both cultures keep feeling distant and cold to each other. if you go to another place and refuse to embrace that place, why would u even go there to begin with? From a cultural standpoint I 100% support Denmark.

[@jasminetaylor5416]

@@John-ee8lirare 💀 I think most 2nd gen immigrants would agree

[@wnaes38]

@@jasminetaylor5416 Second gen Africans are worse than first gen.

[@samc3227]

The world elites are using third world countries as a weapon against the western world

[@Surprise_Inspection]

You: "If you go to a place and dont plan on adopting the local culture, why even go?" Me: Have you never heard the word "invasion" before?

[@YoIomaster]

@@John-ee8li Yeah I was 4 years old then and was fortunately not indoctrinated in any culture/religion/ideology. I became a trained Informations- technologist and ended up studying design and am working as a video producer/motion designer now. non of that would have been possible if it wouldn't have been for the amazing German education system. I think i would've ended up way worse in the USA for example. And to see what's happening to the west is breaking my heart. And if a western person stands up for their culture they're immediately called a right wing extremist. Talk about democracy... sad to watch.

[@ufoufo9182]

I am Nigerian and, although I empathize with those living in the ghetto, I see nothing wrong with what Denmark is doing. These areas usually become a safe harbor for criminals. Just look at France. Some locations predominantly occupied by Arabs no longer portray the French culture of freedom of movement for women.

[@RealRandomVideos]

That’s precisely why they ghettoise

[@bonafidemonafide7810]

You’re not Nigerian lmfao

[@stoggafllik]

​@@bonafidemonafide7810Go back to your echo chamber

[@Nina-os9ty]

You mean Arabs & black people 😊 who created these ghettos to start with well Danish government and same in France, French government so why complain now, oh well they need these places for white people now

[@habanera8064]

I am Nigerian and also really agree with this comment. Its shocking that illegal immigrants aka "boat people" can just come into the EU like this

[@andreidoanca4262]

I wish most of the countries would adopt this sort of politics

[@shizukagozen777]

Unfortunately, here in France, politicians aren't courageous enough to do the same so no, it will never happen...

[@Stephanie-lg1cm]

We need this in the UK. There are areas that are predominantly Muslim where all the signs are written in a different language. There are also Polish areas with the same issues. I’m white British and where I live, I have Spanish speaking neighbours from Uruguay, Mexico and Venezuela, an Italian and an Indian family. It’s the best neighbourhood I’ve ever lived in. Everyone works, everyone socialises, we share our unique foods and we look out for each other.

[@elenaarman-tang7811]

That is beautiful 😍

[@zamar2158]

So those spanish speakers just moved to central and south america as conquistadors and now they have messed those places up they're moving to the uk? 😂

[@imcbocian]

Do you REALLY have issues with polish migrants? Weren't those brexit statements disproved already? Last i checked Poles in UK assimilate pretty well. And have lower uneployment and crime rates compared even with ethnic Brits 😅 But don't worry, more and more of Poles actually moving back to Poland right now 😉

[@blacyc]

@@imcbocian yes I agree, guy still lives in late 90s lol

[@barrysteven5964]

I was with you till you talked about Polish areas. I seen Polish shops but not Polish areas. And as school teacher I can tell you my experiences with Polish families are very positive.

[@bfurquim]

I am a legal immigrant in BC, Canada from South America. It blows my mind the amount of people who seem to refuse integrating to the local culture. Schools have to translate their announcements to 8+ languages because their parents “can’t” understand English or French. I’m not even sure I’m going to stay because I came with the goal of having a Canadian lifestyle experience, but I feel that I’m lost somewhere else in the world but Canada!

[@JustMe-gs9xi]

where would you go,, if you have a family i'd find some little quiet place Way outside that city, start living rural. hope your not in Vancouver find the safest place you can find that's rural,,, and sit back and watch the total demise.

[@gianellab.4953]

Lol Come to Quebec! They're making damn sure everybody has no choice but to speak French here 😂😂

[@sacchaaashiq1923]

​@@gianellab.4953That's why they chose A FRENCH MAN AS THEIR PREZ ,HE IS FRENCH BY EVERY MEAN.

[@Stukas1909]

Same here and you are on point. Assimilate or leave

[@spritedrin]

Uncontrolled foreign investment plus when it’s easy to immigrate they won’t put in the effort

[@frutigermetroboomin]

Respect from Norway! Both Norway and Sweden should be waaay stricter too.

[@almara90]

So they are not the happiest places in the world 😂

[@SnowWhiteArches]

Too late for Sweden bro

[@frutigermetroboomin]

@@SnowWhiteArches I know :(

[@sydneylaroche8276]

As a UK citizen trying to move to the EU post brexit, I can say from experience its really difficult to migrate to all the countries in Europe. This idea that anyone can just go and move to Sweden or Germany is completely false.

[@sanblfors]

​@@sydneylaroche8276it is easy only for refugees

[@silascreel3937]

People need to protect their society

[@samc3227]

The world elites are using third world countries as a weapon against the western world

[@nuffflavor]

From what ?

[@samc3227]

@@nuffflavor outside forces I mean it’s pretty obvious unless your a leftist

[@personmcpersonperson2893]

You know exactly from what

[@Emilia-wv1kj]

​@@personmcpersonperson2893I want you to say it.

[@francisvazquez13]

My question is, why they dont migrate to Countries that have similar culture and religion? If you migrate to another Country is logical that you have to assimilate the culture, laws and religious believes, i mean by this, not try to impose the one from your Country of origin..

[@marina12345678911000]

Palestinian Arab babies born in 2023 in Arab countries such as Lebanon, Syria, or Jordan, even when their grandparents and parents were born in those countries, are not granted citizenship in those Arab Muslim countries. They have no civil rights and are not allowed to work in most ordinary jobs. Have you heard of any activists suing Lebanon, Syria, or Jordan over these issues?

[@backintimealwyn5736]

to be fair, they've been invited in, then given money in exchange for nothing, housed, got healthcare and everytime they did something wrong or hurt the locals, everyone told them it was their victim's fault and the country should do better to accomodate them. So why would'nt they come ? You get a nice developped country, fruit of other people work and get to occupy it. If you think about it, the west is crazy, it has a mental illness.

[@Kintabl]

​@@marina12345678911000 There is far more Arab or arab like countries than Lebanon, Syria and Jordan. But we all know why this people are choosing western Europe.

[@Prodrive1]

So true. It is like they want to wreck europe.

[@samrubin3219]

welfare

[@lifelearner10]

Here in Sweden the government should do the same, but apparently they don’t care about it. Denmark is right, it is not discrimination but integration! Foreigners need to have more contact with the local culture and people to feel belonged in the country! 👏👏👏

[@Dildobagginses]

Screw that

[@janeclayton151]

Too little, too late....the lax immigration policies are destroying their countries, the economy, the health system, the housing, the culture, and the education system. Crime has skyrocketed beyond belief.

[@novalight2138]

No thank you.

[@LifeOfTheParty323]

I hear they were starting to deport everyone.

[@miniblasan5717]

It's so nice that more and more Swedes are waking up and starting to realize this.

[@premro]

Good job Denmark. Full support. Save your country, culture and religion.

[@shaunbat5097]

Agreed 💯

[@bloodwargaming3662]

Religion 😂😂😂 ? Which religion? Christianity is aldready going down in rapid rates

[@ileanaacacostaacosta1813]

@@bloodwargaming3662 But they are still Christians even if most people don't go to church but there a lot who still believers and of Denmark culture traditions and values comes from Christian doctrines and ideas

[@thejudge8892]

Came from near east , jewish people religion , so wtf?

[@jorgeldejesus8465]

yes , rescue back your country

[@theoldcontinent]

Good job Denmark, with respect from Romania. If your not able to adapt, find anothe place to live, don't expect us Europeans to adapt to your culture, we have are own.

[@truck6859]

Amen!🙏

[@RaptorFromWeegee]

Denmarks time has come to settle up for its sins of the past. It is THEY who must adapt to the great reset and that means respecting the rights of immigrants of color. The migrants have a right to settle in your racist country and preserve their own heritege. They can and will remake Denmark into a better more moral place. A place of their own that meets their needs. Danes who resist will have their racism punished. They'll only accelerate their own demise.

[@mamenamamena]

@@RaptorFromWeegeethanks for your comment, it will help make anti immigrations laws even stricter in more countries.

[@Ad-Lo]

Romanians don’t exactly “integrate” either, for the record. Case in point… Brexit was about YOU, Polish, Hungarian and Bulgarian people.

[@marcocoscione8030]

​@@Ad-Lothat's what i was thinking about, they don't seem to see what happens in their own backyard.

[@cheeseflavoredsoda3262]

Denmark needs to do what it has to do! Don't become another Sweden! Denmark is a proper European country!

[@stansmith9293]

Have you ever been to Denmark ?

[@santiagocruz8268]

Although this might seem as a discriminatory law at first glance, we got to realize that, people relocating to a new country must always get involved with the locals, they must embrace the local culture and have the willing to change yourself in a more positive way, if you or your parents moved to a wealthier nation and still prefer to be surrounded by your "own people", is not logical for you to be in this new place you call home.

[@on2thenextthing]

That's the problem with immigration. It never works out like that if the culture and religion are radically different from that of the host country. I'm seeing it happen right before my eyes in Canada.

[@SlothyGypsy]

someone drank the cool-aid

[@blairwich1935]

“Must”? I’m not sure that a country is truly free if you “must” do things to be a true citizen of a really free country. If I pay my taxes and don’t hurt anyone - as a new citizen of lets say for example - Mexico - yet I decide only to eat hamburgers for the rest of my life (and not tacos) … I don’t see how that should be anyone’s business.

[@Steven26789]

I agree on this

[@blairwich1935]

@@on2thenextthing Agreed. All the white people have decimated indigenous cultures. So sad. /s

[@stevenobinator2229]

I absolutely love what they are doing, for the survival of europe

[@egertroos1691]

Europe is for europeans

[@AlxzAlec]

They wouldn't move here if we didn't destroy their countries LOL..

[@hamlet557]

​@@AlxzAlec Really? How did Denmark destroy their countries?

[@AlxzAlec]

@@hamlet557 Do you wanna hear a little story about the very recent wars in the middle east? And do you wanna hear who was involved?

[@hamlet557]

@@AlxzAlec Denmark wasn't involved

[@rabanvonstudnitz771]

We in Germany need such policies!!

[@on2thenextthing]

I follow Germany closely and I'm astonished to see how left your policies have gone. If you watch the DW news State media it's as bad as Canada. Everything has a left-wing slant.

[@AB-sr9mc]

absolutely way too many immigrants coming into Europe. the whole of Europe will turn into a Ghetto if we dont do something about it.

[@josesilvat.3898]

Well you know now for what part vote , please do drastic decisions for no more chaos in Germany

[@Dreddx9]

this is only because it got so bad in denmark, in germany it is damn close to be same

[@rabanvonstudnitz771]

@@Dreddx9 Yes, I agree; Denmark, Sweden, The Netherlands, France, Greece, Italy, Germany - it does not matter where you look, it is the same everywhere. These illegal migrants from Africa, the Middle East and Asia are ruining our countries. Thankfully we have some countries (Poland, Hungary etc.) who are stemming their weight against this avalanche and the election results are starting to swing in the correct direction. I can´t WAIT for our next elections here in Germany!

[@ejun251]

As someone who was once an immigrant, I think this is super important. If you have the option, most people will seek out others who they have a lot in common with. When enough people do this, there will be parallel societies, which hurts everyone. This is for the best of immigrants as well, even if it can be uncomfortable to adjust and assimilate with a new culture and language.

[@angelachanelhuang1651]

notice british culture always leaves people broke..this happened in INDIA

[@1234smileface]

This is amazing. Ireland needs this.

[@JanetJames-dw6xo]

Definitely, England too. People will not integrate if they are living with their own countrymen.

[@alwynsmit3546]

I feel for Ireland, not England. England deserves all the karma it gets

[@yaimavol]

Ireland could have gone into some of these countries and built a brand new city from scratch for the locals for the amount of money they are going to spend on bringing them to Ireland. The government there is totally insane.

[@manchagojohnsonmanchago6367]

They wont do it. Irish abd english are far far to cucked and bronken

[@voulathomacos-lagonas8445]

These people do not assimilate nor do they wish to accept the laws that exist in the countries that have settled...

[@AB-sr9mc]

yea its ridiculous. immigration laws need to be much stricter.

[@inspiredbynatureinspiredby5586]

Then they need to be deported immediately!

[@mortenottosen4938]

sadly a lot of religion plays the part, upbringing. which means that most in prison "Denmark" are from other countries.

[@MrGreen-ci2mm]

How can they assimilate when the Danes don't want them to begin with ?

[@backintimealwyn5736]

@@MrGreen-ci2mm the danes gave them visas... they don't want to assimilate, they're extremely intolerant, they wont even sit beside you because they see others as impure. It's impossible.

[@Sinred1]

We have the same situation in Norway. To best integrate foreigners they are given apartments in different towns all over Norway to more easier get Norwegian friends and integration. But they just sell it and move into Oslo in a small area to talk their own language and not integrate. Are there exceptions? Sure, but not in most parts. Denmark has seen what issues Swedens ghettoes has where they have even attempted to implement sharia in Rinkeby, and Swedish Police is not even entering the area. So dismantling Ghettoes and getting people integrated is essential.

[@Leo-dw4fx]

Its the same in England and Women and young girls suffer in these Ghettoes.

[@kejigamer]

You got a point ngl. You can't integrate foreigners as long as they just want to stay in their own bubble and try to "overrule" the areas they stay in. So yeah.. as long as the government is providing them basic needs and they do their own part, I think we can solve this problem.

[@georgfriedrichhandel4390]

What the video didn't say is that in order to integrate immigrants, a nation has to limit how many immigrants it can accept. Currently, immigrants constitute almost 14% of the Danish population. That is too high. Europe needs to reconsider its immigration policy.

[@kejigamer]

@@ssuwandi3240 economic migrants > migrants fleeing from conflicts Tbh Denmark can heavily benefit from migrants if they pick wisely.

[@Gigie2Z]

Same in America. All illegals need to be deported.

[@eddylloyd7413]

Deport, deport, deport ⚖️.

[@dimitrz2000]

Full support from India 🇮🇳, if you cannot adapt to the culture and rules of the country you have migrated too , then you should not be surprised if you are no longer welcome in that country.

[@bossman1905]

People that come from other countries legally must integrate and embrace the culture of that country. Also the countries laws are no different to them so follow them !

[@777sweet]

I concur!!!

[@xjcx6187]

Lmao yall better hope you never have to assimilate with Africa Imagine having to get your foreskin cut off to be apart of something

[@supergamergrill7734]

Dude, this is talking about housing being destroyed and families who already are legal citizens being forced out?

[@mastercommander4535]

I notice Japan is never mentioned in these type of productions They don’t have these issues because they don’t allow migrants in the first place ..but everyone avoids criticising them …how come ? Even if you are born there and your parents have lived most of their lives in the country (such as Koreans ) you remain a foreigner. That’s the way they like it …

[@nextinstitute7824]

I guess that's because it in an island and in Asia, where most countries are not giving full citizenship to foreigners. You'll aways be an outsider in most countries there.

[@blairwich1935]

They are criticised. It is more likely Western productions talk more about Western issues foremost. Nevertheless I can speak to it a little. I think there are issues their more collectivist society naturally making it hard to assimilate. These aren’t quite the same problem Western countries have - which are purportedly more so about ‘the individual’. This might be an element of Confucianist values of family which has been historically a major cultural force in East Asia. Also Japan has much much lower levels of English competency compared to European / Western countries. This makes it a much tougher journey to integrate. Furthermore Japan post-WWII in effect still had kept in place by the Americans a very very right wing government. This consolidated the right into power where Japan is basically a one-party country ever since. Other reasons include the fact it is an island like mentioned by the other commentator. Also Japan is a very racist country in as many any. You can go down to a night-club in Tokyo and they will literally say to your face “no black people”. Not to mention issues like LGBTQ acceptance (gay marriage is not recognised there). Capital punishment is still there… There are many issues in Japan (and Korea too to be honest).

[@inspiredbynatureinspiredby5586]

Yet, these same people want to cry racism when they are in The West. And, lets not forget Pearl Harbor.

[@nextinstitute7824]

@@inspiredbynatureinspiredby5586 what do you mean by this? Should the world forget Pearl Harbor. What a strange reply...

[@nextinstitute7824]

@@blairwich1935 Confusius is more Chinese. Japan is more geared toward

[@prataprane8994]

I too personally think ghettos shouldn't exist because by that we are separating a community from communicating with other community and it creat more difference among them

[@mariaefelices6543]

Londonistan is one big ghetto

[@phoenixhenson3689]

People never ask the question 'Why do you want to migrate to another Country?" Its always the host Country that is expected to adjust to the incoming herd of uneducated ,unskilled welfare recipients aka bad apples. These "Migrants" are not expected to completely change their language and customs to adapt to a new way of life because doing so is like losing ones identity and its a very hard thing to do.

[@alicedoors4826]

Well maybe you're too busy looking at things from your point of view. A lot of these people come from Syria, Afghanistan, Yemen, Iraq etc. Do these countries sound familiar to you? They should cause these are the countries that Western nations are meddling in and and destroying the lives of these innocent people and their homelands. So naturally they're not only going to have no respect for your country, but also no will to assimilate. Why should they? They've been forced to uproot their lives and leave their homeland, they didn't come to be Danish, they were happy at home, they came to find a home. A land that is not being raped and pillaged by the oil hungry west. You can't come to my house and run riot and then expect me to come to your house and respect your wishes lol.

[@fenrirComes]

@@alicedoors4826based on what you just said we should not accept any of them. I am glad that you are wrong and that most of them understand the difference between a government and a nation.

[@phoenixhenson3689]

@@alicedoors4826 Those Countries would still be in the 15th century were it not for Western influence.

[@LarsAndersen-ig9yt]

@@alicedoors4826 Just take a look at Sweden. Rapes, murders, knife attacks and bombings every day. The military is trying to stop it. Sweden is lost.

[@formxshape]

@@phoenixhenson3689😂 many Africans still walk hours to muddy puddles to fetch water, carrying it home in buckets upon their heads… this is 2000+ years after the Romans invented Aqueducts 😂😂😂 Africans are living closer to the ice age than the 15th century.

[@masterkraft4746]

You host people if they come to integrate and to help themselves and the host country, period. You can't try and exploit the local policies or to replace the local culture and people, the people that is actually hosting you. This needs urgent heavy regulation across all EU countries.

[@RaptorFromWeegee]

Forget it, it'll never happen. White Danes time is up and its time to pay the pipper. Theres not a single thing you can do about it.

[@99thExtent]

Why would you assimilate to something you view as worse? Practically everyone believes their beliefs are superior.

[@DHFlip18]

​@@99thExtentRight, but if you see the other country as inferior, especially their culture, why are you moving there? Stay home.

[@99thExtent]

@@DHFlip18 They view the other country as superior due to the living conditions but view its culture as inferior.

[@Kyle-sr6jm]

Because we let you in, doesn't mean we will let you stay.

[@RUHappyATM]

Never, ever group people of disadvantage together in ghettos. Didn't they learn from the USA?

[@greeko25]

I agree with the danish government on this one im afraid. Danish people might have their prejudices but people of an immigrant background also have a lot of their own ones and that leads to self imposed isolation from the others in many levels

[@stevefal]

Self-isolation is lawful according to the human right of freedom of association. The government may encourage alternate associations, but enforcing it via violence is illegal and immoral.

[@sylviamontaez3889]

so its ok to destroy whole neighbourhoods based on arbitrary standards of integration?

[@greeko25]

@@sylviamontaez3889 I think the word “destroy” is subjective sorry

[@greeko25]

@@stevefal if you want to say “it’s my right to not want to associate with others on a collective level” that’s fine but then these others will justifiable bring up the issues of assimilation and need of overall society to function as one

[@AndreasViking1]

@@sylviamontaez3889you lying freak

[@libconservative3481]

If they don’t like Denmark’s policy, then they should leave.

[@giaphan-ts7vr]

Yea…don’t expect to just enjoying high living standards but lazy to contribute

[@malenejensen2995]

These laws are crazy because they do not adress the problem. As a Danish citizen I cannot move into any of these areas, even though I am an ethnic Dane. There is a problem with a lack of cheap, good housing in the big cities, and that will not be solved by tearing down well built cheap apartments to build expensive ones.

[@resolecca]

Exactly everyone here is missing the point, first they act as if they immigrants and getting deported and they are happy about it they aren't going anywhere probably what will happen is they get put in public housing on the outskirts of the city, they won't integrate anymore than they already have because the same problems such as lack language ability still exist but now they have less employment opportunities, probably little to no public transport and without cars getting to the shops drs school and looking for jobs will become almost impossible so crime rates will go up either that or they will become homeless, if the government really wanted to integrate the immigrants they shouldn't have put them all together in the first place and they can could still even now make sure to put the immigrants in all areas of the country not just in one place at the end of the day all this is a ruse by rich people to turn public housing into expensive private housing

[@anotherelvis]

The problem is that we have build too many cheap apartments in a small area. We still need social housing, but it needs to be distributed better over the entire city.

[@adrienl.6581]

Good job Denmark. Full support

[@TT-Freak]

This is what we need in all of Europe and foremost Germany.

[@masterkraft4746]

all the EU needs urgent heavy regulation

[@nefaristo]

@@masterkraft4746 as for many other things, the majority of the eu population absolutely want more rigour, if you look at the polls; but it doesn't seem this is going to happen.

[@garfil8807]

Your home, your rules. Imagine people popping up like mushrooms around your yard demanding things from you.

[@LordAlgammoN]

Amen, we need this everywhere in the EU.

[@danielforrest2952]

It’s amazing watching French news in English on immigrants in Denmark who are all speaking English better than most people I encounter here in England

[@lookinforwater4344]

If these “immigrants” don’t like the culture of the country hosting them, they should move back to where they came from or move to a country more in line with their desires. People must integrate.

[@JAEWST]

Good for you Denmark

[@plux6623]

Dont expect a society to accept, that you build your own society next door.. Thats not how cultures and societies work.

[@Runconna]

That's not what happened. They were placed in these insolated communities after they were granted asylum. It was a bad idea as it worked against integration. The government is now trying to fix it.

[@haroldb1856]

Migrants do not accept Western societies.

[@Runconna]

@CrimeNLaw123 That's your opinion and besides the point.

[@99thExtent]

When you believe your beliefs are superior as practically everyone does, it doesn't make any sense to assimilate to what you view as worse.

[@DHFlip18]

​@@99thExtentThen if they think it's worse, why are they there? Danes didn't move to their nation, they moved into Denmark. My home, my rules. If you don't like them, leave.

[@hvermout4248]

A common sense approach, and an example for the rest of Europe.

[@listersgirl8553]

If these "non-Western" people were law-abiding peaceful, productive people, this would not have become policy.

[@Vlasov45]

"And suddenly for no reason at all, the very tolerant Danish started implementing laws in their own country..." It's almost like it was a reaction to something. Can't quite put my finger on it.

[@edwardharley9]

yes.... how MEAN of them, and very very triggering to the insane Lefties.

[@elizabethanthony3916]

😁👏👏👏👏

[@VI5H]

As an immigrant to the UK and living there for over 30 years, I've grown to dislike these immigrant microcosms within the country. I think they've done more to damage multiculturalism than promote it. I understand and empathize that it's a comforting thing for new immigrants to find areas where their own people are so its easier to start settling in with language and someone of their own kind to help. However I think as the communities have become entrenched over decades , they've become more like countries within a country . It gives immigrants too many opportunities to not learn the native language or integrate with the native people and continue their cultural practices, which in some cases may go against the laws of the country they are living in. In the community I grew up in , there were people who lived and worked there for 20 + years and could barely speak English and didn't associate much at all with British people. Of course there is also racism from the Brits towards these immigrants but isolating yourselves from them isn't going to help build relationships and acceptance either. The proof is in the pudding as they say as the backlash to multiculturalism and immigration is rampant across all western countries now. However I don't know how nations like the UK can effectively "break up" or enforce immigrants to randomly distribute themselves across areas and not keep clustering in the already established immigrant communities. If anything it's too late to do anything about it now that isn't going to look draconian and create a humanitarian crisis. Where it is not too late to do something about it , I think lessons should be learned from places like France and the UK and measures taken to help immigrants settle in a way that will promote integration better.

[@parvezaziz6041]

Just deport them.

[@LisaG442]

It’s not racial discrimination when the facts don’t lie.

[@Dante070890]

Good. More countries need to take this action

[@NickSiekierski]

Blame the politicians who allowed these ghettos to form in the first place through mass immigration. Even 50,000 annually is crazy for a small country of 5 million like Denmark. That's 1% of your population every year, virtually all non-western and culturally anti-western on top of it.

[@Morten_Beck_Knudsen]

Should you just allow people to set up parallel socities, where firefighters and police cant go without being attacked that was what happend and now the goverment is trying to solve that problem. its not nice that you have to force some people to move, but its for the greater good.

[@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244]

What is that greater good, that in a few decades no one will remember anything about Denmark's history or culture? Or realize finally that The Little Mermaid is black? I remember they cut her head off a few years ago? This is the greater good you seek?

[@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244]

I'll tell you the facts from the American perspective since we've had immigration all of our history. Parallel grouping is natural. People do it so that they can feel they have a special identity. Everyone wants to feel that. Leftism seeks to take that away so that everyone is "equal" but it ends up merely favoring one group over another as it seeks to compensate. You cannot control the lives of people by herding them around. As for integration; you will merely make it more convenient for sexual predators and child groomers. So one culture will dominate eventually. In the U.S., they compete. It hasn't led to a better society, but a more fragmented one where everyone is a potential victim. It's the easier scam in the world to come to a strange country and then claim you're being treated differently and therefore the host needs to change for you. It's an old trick.

[@kejigamer]

@@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244 dawg I don't think you understood what he said

[@johanberglund6240]

No the ghetto laws does not stigmatize them. These peoples behaviour (inability to contribute and integrate) is making them stigmatized. They caused it entirely themself.

[@facthunt2facthunt245]

If they are unable to contribute then they didn't cause it themselves. There's a difference between choosing not to work and not being able to. People don't choose to be disabled and disability sometimes gets in the way of employment.

[@DHFlip18]

​@@facthunt2facthunt245Send them back, they're guests and have overstayed their welcome.

[@jefflewis4]

@@facthunt2facthunt245 The mayor said its already working because unemployment went down 30% 'in that area'. So what that means is you pushed out the unemployed people to different locations, and moved in more employed people by tearing down housing low income people could afford and replaced it with more expensive housing they can't afford. Effectively government implemented Gentrification. So the unemployed are still unemployed they just are no longer all living in that area, they are spread out in different areas. I'm not against the policy, it would be effective in reduce crime buy preventing large groups of poor low income people from living in the same area. But this likely will not improve the country's unemployment rate, only jobs will do that.

[@karolvizone]

I’m a migrant and I live in Europe for 18 years now. There are 2 very distinctive types of people that migrate: one that rejects the place they came from and one that rejects the place they arrive at. The second group will never conform to the culture of the country that received them and will try to transform it. This is the sad reality that Europe seems to ignore

[@linnyschlamm3310]

Probably you are only allowed to say this as a migrant, because exactly what you describe, I have noticed for years in Germany and I have also heard this in all clarity from migrants. They simply do not think much of German culture and want to develop their own here. I see huge problems arising from this.

[@heathsavage4852]

If they do not like it, they can always leave.

[@maverickmegastar]

Fantastic job Denmark!

[@edwardharley9]

France is a hundred times worse. There are parallel societies in every city.

[@mrspud2547]

These are everywhere in the U.K groups from 5-50 lads can be walking about being aggressive. Well Done Denmark!

[@erockstoenescu6171]

Are you serious?

[@mrspud2547]

@@erockstoenescu6171 100%

[@a.hoctavius5848]

Don’t live in Denmark then! More countries need to follow suit

[@danieldipalma704]

If you want to live there they're not asking you more than to integrate...

[@Valkyri3Z]

Integration is a two way street. White western people are cold and aloof mostly. They need some socialization skills.

[@jansveen]

It is normal that people come together according to religion and origin. Look at london, New York, Los Angeles, all of those cities has neighborhoods depending on etnic belonging. Jews are some of the people that really stick together. And the huge polish area in California. Look at Kuala Lumpur. China towns. What ever. It is nothing new at all. Look at all the places in spain. Swedes, Norwegians and all others, they live in small areas together as well. Integration is not to whipe out your origin or ethnicity.

[@stonecypher6344]

Imagine suing your own government for trying to protect and maintain the culture and values of your homeland

[@catsamazing338]

A typical woke leftist attitude. Complete submissive surrender but oh so virtuous. Pathetic !

[@dpm2515]

That was the model of the marxists using your liberal freedoms to deconstruct and dismantle your culture

[@tkn140]

Traitor

[@theemporium5899]

There isn't an immigrant who is there because their home country has a successful social system. It is for this exact reason why they left in the first place. Learn to integrate and assimilate.

[@RahulKaushal1983]

More such laws please - not just in Denmark but all over the world. Dismantling crime is the way to dismantle poverty. Crime breeds poverty!

[@samc3227]

The world elites are using third world countries as a weapon against the western world

[@Bobcatty]

@@peace1033Thank you!

[@dryden0100]

@@peace1033 No, he had it right. Neighborhoods rife with crime keep the residents in poverty.

[@DHFlip18]

​@@peace1033Slavery creates prosperity, really? South Sudan has more slavery now than at any point in history, it's among the poorest nations in the world. America and UK have no slavery, they're the wealthiest in the world. So is all of Europe. Explain that genius.

[@bjrock1235]

@@DHFlip18Slavery is very much what makes you rich, slavery is the secret to prosperity.

[@kingk2405]

I am Franco Tunisian and I would say to that woman with her scarf and dressed like people were dressed in the 5th century to change her dress code and be normal and I am sure that suddenly her integration will skyrocket. She is in Danemark not in Saudi were my parents worked and my mum was wearing an abaya which was totally normal there as it was the norm . Be a Roman in Rome .

[@Damien1_1]

As an Indian woman I support this. First think of your culture. If we outsiders cannot assimilate into your culture and embrace your culture, but want all the privileges of your country, then it's a mindset WE OUTSIDERS need to change. In Denmark, the culture should be Danish. Period.

[@fr.jamesjohnson1567]

Western Europeans FINALLY coming to their senses.

[@govinda102000]

If their lives are subsidized/assisted, than they should live where the government tells them.

[@enjoyslearningandtravel7957]

I agree with what the government is doing. These parallel societies have had trouble with gang warfare and worse things and people like women and children are in danger to walk through those neighborhoods. People will end up in a more blended neighborhood, hopefully, and can integrate with society in a better way

[@DHFlip18]

​@Jim-zd6mnBest response I can think of. The only opinion that matters is the native ones. I would say this, deny citizenship, don't allow ownership of personal or business property to non -natives. Make it clear, this land is our land and you're just a guest.

[@torsupersuccess2296]

awesome. Denmark is doing a great job👍👍👍

[@theodoreberbach9562]

4:54 lol that's precisely the message. If your arrival only seek to pull Denmark down, putting more burden on their social and economic structure, instead of offering any sort of benefits, you should not be coming at all. Immigration is about national benefits, not for diversity sake.

[@marneus]

"she is a danish citizen". But she does not dress or behaves like one...

[@ileanaacacostaacosta1813]

She is no more Danish that I'm Chinese

[@rjbse]

Since when does a nationality have you strictly adhere to a dress code? You're free to dress as you please in the free Danish society.

[@1999bishop]

@@rjbse then go back to saudi

[@claudiameier666]

shes a migrant not danish

[@Dreamhelmet]

As the saying goes, 'An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure!' Smart people stop a problem before it becomes one.

[@PatHaskell]

Holy moly, that is awesome. A no bs approach to the problem that almost all nations are facing.

[@Henrik46]

To criticise a culture is NOT racist. The parallel societies are pockets of a foreign culture within Denmark. In order for all Danish citizens to have true freedom of speech and movement, they must be dismantled.

[@billiessphincter4104]

Yes this guy is an architect student and this lady likes it. Well its a place police and ambulances can’t go they get stoned. Few speak danish. They want Islamic laws

[@backintimealwyn5736]

they always show you the one guy that passes, they've been doing that for fourty years in France, ignoring all the rest. Now they're ignoring hate crimes against the locals and tell us that we don't exist and never existed.

[@stevencharnock9271]

The same thing is happening in London with councils exporting poor or troublesome families to councils outside of London, the difference is there is no law in place but has been happening for years.

[@anastasia10017]

i think the point is to break up immigrants congregating in one area and living as if they were still in their country of origin. the point is to break them up and force them into the mainstream of danish life and civilization. it is not to send them further away and forget about them. it is brilliant.

[@honeybunch6473]

That's really to do with cheaper housing outside of London and housing shortages in London

[@stevencharnock9271]

@@honeybunch6473 No it is to do with dumping the support costs onto councils in the surrounding counties.

[@DHFlip18]

​@@anastasia10017Nope, send them home. Time to reunite them with their homeland and family.

[@messizala9180]

Many scholars say Multiculturalism has never worked historically..humans choose their kind as cruel or barbaric as that sounds..hopefully we can find a solution

[@wavemaker2077]

The solution is to let their country of origin prosper. Then they might think of going back to their country of origin.

[@Prodrive1]

So true. Races do not mix in general.

[@alicedoors4826]

@@wavemaker2077 Right, like maybe don't use their countries as playthings in your search for oil and other resources and they will not have to uproot their lives to find a decent home and make a living.

[@SeeLasSee]

It’s going to be necessary to not to give citizenship to people, but provisional permanent residence. This way you can return people who do not serve the country at large.

[@alicedoors4826]

Hahahahaha nope! No backsies, you decided to mess with their homeland so you must deal with it. You like your hot water? The fuel in your car? The electricity in your house? Well then you must deal with this. You cannot have those things without oil, and you can't get oil without destryoing these people's lives. So no backsies buddy.

[@nefaristo]

@@alicedoors4826 Denmark messed with "their" homeland? Whose? Which one?

[@alicedoors4826]

@@nefaristo Exactly, a lot of people here are absolutely clueless just like you. Learn your politics baby boy and figure out how the world works. Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq etc, all those countries you see and hear about in the news. You think Denmark is an angel country in world politics and just going along minding it's own business? LOL! You've got a lot to learn. Denmark is part of the EU, it is part of NATO, it is complicit in everything. Resources aren't handed in this world, they are taken.

[@elizabethanthony3916]

👍👏👏👏👏👏

[@anar3662]

If your name is not danish, change it to a danish one and you’ll probably get more jobs for showing respect of the culture you now live in and for showing to put effort to integrate. Also getting rid of the veil will be another step of integrating. There are people dying to cross the Mediterranean in a small boat just to get to Europe and you guys are fussed because of the address and Danes make their rules in their country?? You are already there, you have received citizenship, you are lucky and privileged! If you dress like them, eat like them, talk like them, there is a high chance they will accept you, it’s easy as that. YOU have to adapt to their culture, not the other way around!

[@johnnwako2488]

Another fascist commenting - no wonder the person suggests that people who've come in change their name to show respect for the society they've entered! There's no correlation anywhere here! Plus: names create identity. And by changing one's name, discrimination from the majority population does not disappear de facto!

[@LifesAbe-ach]

Like having a stranger roll up on your doorstep and take a bedroom for free , now that strangers telling you how too decorate and run your home ... That stranger needs evicting.

[@jmpr2925]

Sure, look at Sweden, already with neighbourhoods on the sharia law. Let's be realistic. Realism is not discrimination, moreover, it favours integration if your true purpouse as an inmigrant is to truly look for a better life within the country that receives you. I dont think your country of origin will at all give you the openness and oportunities that Denmark gives you. Take the chance, be grateful and integrate; there is freedom, democracy, openmindness and safety in Denmark.

[@abrahamheg1734]

There are no neighborhoods in Sweden or anywhere in western or Northern Europe that are "on the sharia law". Someone made that up (maybe you) and now you're passing along this fabricated information to others.

[@charisma-hornum-fries]

What city ha Sharia Law?

[@lordovwitchcraft1665]

Swedes should learn from the Danes.

[@MedicGoat]

@@charisma-hornum-fries you failed at reading. He said neighbourhoods, not city.

[@janebaxter5835]

He should be grateful I’m sure he is not paying for his education Be grateful

[@delftbrown75]

I agree with these policies. I am an immigrant and I came here to my new country to contribute and uphold its cultural laws and way of life.

[@michaelstevens3479]

When the British were emigrating to Canada New Zealand and Australia we were told not to praise the old country and to fit in ,now with all the illegals we are told to embrace their culture ?

[@Exotic3000]

These law are 100% necessary!

[@AahFukIt]

Keep life simple, you accept your new countries rules and try to adapt to your new home. Or you pack up and go back to where you came from. Laws, rules and culture is not up to debate! Sync in or get lost, this society was made for the people allready living there. Culture, way of living and values of life. We have freedom of speech and expression here. Not racist here, i grew up in a foreign country as a minority.

[@DHFlip18]

💯 correct

[@Sten111]

Full marks Denmark. Interesting to compare in 25 years time how Danish solution of integration and ethnic harmony compares with laisezz faire British/French approach and non ethnic immigrant policies of Eastern Europe.

[@backintimealwyn5736]

native french people are already leaving the country en masse. They also move inside France, they run away from the big cities. So Macron decided to put migrants everywhere and passed a law forbiding "separatism", now he plans on sending migrants in every single last small village. things are not well in France.Juges don't convict them if they attack "white people", hate crimes are on the rise, it's becoming unlivable for the natives. Many are planing to move , we just don't know what to do. Voting wont solve it anyway , Italy proved that.

[@Prodrive1]

True.

[@qhuizatlantis8484]

Europistan hahahaha that's what you get for being too soft

[@abrahamheg1734]

Quite an imagination you have. Let me guess: Bulgarian?

[@ImCarolB]

Why is it "right" politically to expect integration and assimilation from immigrants? Is that wrong? When largely foreign culture populations end up having the most poverty, crime, and decay of buildings what is a better and responsible answer?

[@ScotsmaninUtah]

The lady suing the Danish Government obviosuly likes living in a ghetto. eliminating parallel societies is a positive move as these types of social divides only result in resentment and suffering. Ask anyone who has grown up in a Getto

[@Steven26789]

Best decision to maintain law and order situation

[@chinaiscommittinggenocidei4924]

They want us to make all the changes for them but when we bring up their countries human rights abuses they respond with "so? Thats just our culture, deal with it." Well then, they can deal with our culture not wanting them here and leave.

[@arawn10]

If those are the Social Democratic policies, and makes one wonder what the Conservative policies would be like (?)..

[@Nandana_yesudas2008]

India too takes many refugees from pak, Nepal,Bangladesh...we treat them as our own, whereas the minorities there face severe discrimination. Here in India, children from young are taught to respect all religions.

[@godschild6694]

I am a Texan born in Houston. We did not have homeless people. The police would escort people who were vagrant to the edge of city limits and let them go. No panhandling. Decreased crime. People were expected to work for a living. People who were unable were assisted by churches and other charities.

[@silaila3115]

People need to contribute, so simple, you cannot just live in substituted housing and receive benefits/child allowances because you have many kids and no job. A lot of Native people in Europe are actually struggling and working to provide for themselves and their children, and often they don't have as many kids because of the financial burdens, but newcomers with big families demand too much, i mean the amount of benefits some of them are getting is just absolutely ridiculous. I don't work and pay taxes so people from the Middle East can benefit form their separate communities here while their children eventually wander the streets and form gangs.

[@eyeswideopen7777]

Yea keep their legs closed and use their brains to to get a job instead

[@peroniscustomupholsterysho413]

“Student” is the job listed for most and government money is the sole income