"Statistics tell us that 40% of Moroccan males in the Netherlands between the ages of 12 and 24 have been arrested, fined or charged. Consider if little Moroccan boys weren't treated like criminals from a young age, would this statistic still be true?" ->> Sure, the dutch people only arrest people if and only if racism lol
I hate the Dutch culture
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Do you still keep in touch with Black Panther?
"Statistics tell us that 40% of Moroccan males in the Netherlands between the ages of 12 and 24 have been arrested, fined or charged. Consider if little Moroccan boys weren't treated like criminals from a young age, would this statistic still be true?" ->> Sure, the dutch people only arrest people if and only if racism lol
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Dear Dutchbros and Dutch-defenders, how are you going to explain this:
"Teaching material with racist stereotypes adapted after protest of Chinese Dutch"
The original article is written in Dutch, google translate can do a good job in translating it to English.
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EJMR does not allow me to post the entire English translation due to some of the censored words. Here are the first few sentences after translation:
A teaching method in which lecturers receive the advice to make slit eyes with the index fingers, led to an adjustment of the method after angry reactions from Chinese Dutch people.
This concerned a reading method for primary education that was originally developed by pedagogue José Schraven, which is recommended by the Educator. In the teaching material the sound '-ng' is described as follows:
"Chinese letter. S-H-I-N-G, S-H-A-N-G, S-H-O-N-G plays ping-pong in Hong Kong. Do not forget the tail."
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This attitude that other nations exist solely for your benefit—which is modal among all types of immigrants now—is just one of many things to have turned me away from being an open-borders libertarian economist sperg.
For me the most serious issue in the Netherlands and something most expats were complaining about is the healthcare. After living in the Netherlands for several years I never managed to be sent to a specialist by the general practitioner. I always ended up going to doctors in my home country.
When you pay crazy amounts of money for healthcare and you can't get basic cares that are available anywhere else, you have a right to complain!
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Funny thing is, Dutch people are complaining about anything all the time, and are upset when foreigners complain. Double standards?
This attitude that other nations exist solely for your benefit—which is modal among all types of immigrants now—is just one of many things to have turned me away from being an open-borders libertarian economist sperg.
For me the most serious issue in the Netherlands and something most expats were complaining about is the healthcare. After living in the Netherlands for several years I never managed to be sent to a specialist by the general practitioner. I always ended up going to doctors in my home country.
When you pay crazy amounts of money for healthcare and you can't get basic cares that are available anywhere else, you have a right to complain!