Ka-pi96 said:
Nope, but there`s still plenty of people desperate enough to want that cheap labour that don`t come from the middle east. I mean just look at the US, the idea of building a wall to stop Mexicans coming in and providing cheap labour was enough to sell to the electorate there. If those Mexicans are willing to move to the US to do cheap labour wouldn`t they move to Germany to do it too if that was an option for them? And when`s the last time you heard of a Mexican terrorist? I certainly can`t remember any. |
So what other neighbouring region would you know of that would cause large scale migration to Europe? Africa has always been a steady trickle, but never on the scale that the Syrian and Lybian conflict has escalated. As far as I know, the USA doesn't arm drug militias to fight against Mexico, nor has supported rebel fractions there, so I'm not surprised there is not any noticeable latino terrorism in the US (most terrorism in the US seem to be young white dudes).
Islamic terrorism on the other hand has had decades to grow and fester, also in no small part thanks to the US and Europe. But the first decade, it was largely assassinations against local rulers to try and get power. That didn't really work out, so they started targeting government officials of all kinds (internal terrorism). Eventually, as any good marketer knows, spectacular adds get a lot of attention so they started aiming their sights at the people they felt wronged them. That took a long time to get there.
On the other hand, you could say the USA has been sponsoring terrorists against Cuba and such, but hey, who am I to judge?
