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Just by reading this one comment I completely understand that you’re clueless about what you’re talking about. Germany does not have universal healthcare. At least not in the way you’re thinking. The German healthcare system is a hybrid model, combining statutory health insurance provided by the country (which only covers the basic visits to your GP) and private health insurance which can be bought like a monthly subscription. Getting sick in Germany is extremely expensive, although there are ways to mitigate a good portion of the costs. While my father was visiting me he had a mild anxiety attack. We called an ambulance. They looked at him for 5 minutes and charged us 300 euro.

The tuition, while affordable to EU students is not free. There are a lot of extra costs associated with studying in Germany that a lot of people don’t know about. I could get a PhD just writing about this one subject.

“A million refugees were accepted”? If by that you mean Merkel forced the country into accepting them, reconstructing usable building (like university stadiums and hospital wings) into shelters, handing out free jobs and money to them at the cost of increased taxes while said refugees rape and kill their countrymen (plenty of stories) as well as spend their days trying to radicalize the younger generation (again plenty of stories) then sure. I guess you could say they were “accepted”. Even though Germans (and even second or third generation muslims) are silently protesting Merkel’s actions and are at this very moment looking for ways to depose her.

If you’re planning on opening your mouth about certain subjects you have only a vague idea of, then I suggest you don’t. You’ll only look foolish.

Germany has problems you don’t seem to have an even basic grasp of. It maybe called the “Engine of Europe” but it is far from the utopian paradise you seem to think it is.