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Btw. let me mention an example,
Again, please don't consider me xenophobic, I might sound like that time from time, considering my personal, very negative experience with the minority I will mention, but in general I try to fight every prejudice and rely on case by case judgment.
Former Czechoslovakia used to have less than 1000 gypsy citizens in 1945 (also due to certain practicies between 1939 - 45).
These days - it's about 500 000 (can't be counted) which accounts for about 5 pct. of population with these specifics:
- 95 pct. unemployed
- most of them do not speak the language
- families with 10 and more kids are not rare and cashing the most welfare checks
- massive abuse of the social system
- increased criminality where they are local, a person without a criminal record is rather rare
They're trying to throw more money on the problem, which will never work.
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