Where I live, I have never seen that at all. Even then, if the police does not find anything, Czech and Polish drivers are perfectly fine to drive on German streets. Since they are in the EU, they can freely live and work in Germany - they just need to follow the usual German and EU laws.
That's also not important in this context. Prostitutes from east european countries can easily move into Germany. It also does not matter if they speak German or not. Most speak enough German to be able to work here in their business.
> And while German society is relatively open, you need fluent German language with NO ACCENT to be fully accepted, it is very far from US or UK.
The is no requirement to have no foreign accent to live in Germany. The city where I live has around 13% population which doesn't have a German passport. That's the official numbers. Then add people who are living illegal and people who have passports from more than one country.
2008: http://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2008/02/fire-f12.html
1993: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solingen_arson_attack_of_1993
More: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racism_in_Germany
And as a minority in Oakland, I feel like home and I know enough horror stories to avoid visiting Germany as long as I don't have a good reason.
And I am SICK of racist stereotypes about Germans. Yes their police does profiling and people from post-soviet get less promoted, but this also applies to East-Germans!
What I was talking about is not racism, but sort of conservatism.
But technicalities aside - I am from Poland. Country which has every reason to hate Germans the most. Yet my opinion of Germans is that they are incredibly polite, worried to be perceived as even a little bit racist, and the part about border crossings is completely made up. Even before the Schoengen zone was opened, if you were stopped at the German border, sure, they could disassemble half of your car - but then they would put everything back together exactly as it was, and they would apologise for taking your time. Compared to the Belorussian, Ukrainian or Russian borders, where you have to be careful to not get shot.
I'm saying this as somebody grew up there. You have to ask the experience of those who actually experience the discrimination, not speaking on behalf of them. Where else in the world we have racists burning houses belong to minorities alive in 2010s? Even last year, a singer couldn't give a concert to the Turkish people there because she couldn't get a visa. If she gets visa, she may not pass the border since all the officers ask you "why are you in Germany?" and if you say you wanna travel they keep asking "travelling where?" "shopping what?" "studying what?" Now even celebs bring newspapers to show the officers to prove that they won't stay too long there!
It's a fact that being a middle eastern or being from a middle eastern influenced country let you face different attitude everywhere in the world. I'm saying this as an atheist guy who had to face it.
www.minorityrights.org/download.php?id=183
http://usefoundation.org/view/869
Some christians seem to have a hard time in Turkey:
http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/christians-in-turkey-fearfu...
http://www.speroforum.com/a/YGCTQMTWMQ13/73995-Turkey-Christ...
http://morningstarnews.org/2014/07/hostilities-at-catholic-c...
http://armenpress.am/eng/news/717094/christian-churches-atta...
If you believe there is less racism in the US or that minorities are better off in the US, a visit to Germany could open your eyes.
Immigration from eastern europe makes a lot of people in the UK unhappy.
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-24924219
http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/europe/british-welcome-o...