harmonica
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- Sep 1, 2017
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and that's not even counting illegalsplease get some glasses !!! = it clearly states 15.1 % for the US vs 12.5% for Germany !!here's a BIG reason !!!!! DUH!!
we are supporting the WORLD !!!!!! FK!!
and then we send jobs overseas--and bring workers here = STUPID
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The 10.2 millions in Germany (12.5%) are people, who live in Germany without German citizenship. 4.3 million people in Germany are people with two or more citzenships including the German citizenship. And lots of people who have the Germans citizenship come from all over the world to Germany - for example live in Germany lots of Russians with only the German citizenship, who came after the reunion to Germany (2.9 million). So you criteria "born in the USA" is not really comparable. Not born in Germany (after the reunion) would be in this case about 10.2+4.3+2.9=17.4 million. If I compare this with the USA then 14.7% of the people in the USA were not born in the USA - and in Germany are 21% (and more) of the people not born in Germany.
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No - it is not. It is even higher because about 12 million people came after world war 2 to Germany because of displacements. For sure more than 4 from 20 people in Germany are not born in Germany and in the USA are about 3 from 20 people not born in the USA.