Jokodo
Veteran Member
You have got nice rationalization here, but that's just that - rationalization. 70% of people there are young unmarried and obnoxious males.<snip>Yes, there are a lot of young males. Some of them unmarried, but many do have family still in a refugee camp in Turkey or Lebanon. There are also many famlies. In fact, the proportion of families is much higher than it was a year, or even just a few months ago.
If you'd actually been on the scene, instead of commenting from the other end of the Milky Way galaxy, you'd have observed young men positioning themselves in the second row to allow families to board the trains first; young men covering their face because they're ashamed to let their tears of joy show; young men who are just incredibly tired. Young men are people too.
You'd also have seen very impatient young men who would, yes, sometimes get loud. If you'd finally reached Austria having experienced their treatment by the Hungarian authorities, but heard rumors that Austria is going to start summarily deporting people back to Hungary any day now (rumors well-founded on official statements by government spokespeople, no less), I bet you'd be impatient to get on a train to Germany too.
You know this how? Have you been at Vienna Western station when the chartered trains bringing people from the Hungarian border arrived? Have you sat next to them on a train from Vienna to Passau or Munich?
I have.