Accept the conversation of refugees

There are still many considerations for Germany to actively accept refugees, such as enhancing its reputation and improving its image.

1, Germany is better than many countries economically and politically. Germany, France and Britain are the troika of Europe, with high economic and political levels. Therefore, compared with other countries, Germany still has enough economic strength to accept these refugees. Many other European countries have also accepted a considerable number of refugees, but their acceptance has had negative effects on their own economy and society to varying degrees. This negative impact will be relatively small for the German government, so it decided to accept refugees.

2. Accepting refugees can enhance one's international reputation. Germany has a bad reputation after launching two world wars. Even if German Chancellor Angela Merkel made such an apology, there are still some countries and people who are hostile to Germany. By accepting refugees, we can reflect Germany's humanitarian spirit and improve the image of Germany in other countries, thus enhancing Germany's overall image in the international arena.

By accepting refugees, Germany can develop some armaments and enhance its military strength. After World War II, Germany's armament development was restricted by Anglo-American law. It is impossible for Germany to develop too many troops and armaments. However, after receiving refugees, with the increase of the country's population, the upgrading of armaments is inevitable. Therefore, Germany can have every reason to improve its military strength, even if it can't improve too much, it will definitely be stronger than it is now. Now Germany can't even compare with Italy. I have to say that its military strength has been badly compressed.

To sum up, Germany still has many advantages in accepting refugees. It can not only enhance its international influence, but also take the opportunity to enhance its military strength, especially its military strength. I think Germany still needs this.