OMG Sri Lanka

So yesterday I met these Afghanis refugees, who came all the way from Afghanistan by foot crossing nine countries and this journey took more than one and a half months. After talking to this guys, they invited me and my Indian friend to have dinner with them. It was my first time I went inside a refugee camp filled with Syrians, Afghanis, Iranians and many more. My faith in humanity just got restored. They almost have everything in Germany and they are being provided with proper education and they are finally happy. These lovely people offered me and my friend food and we all sat on the floor and had dinner on their praying mat ('cause they don't really have a proper table to keep food, when guests visit them). They get the money from the government for their day-to-day expenses and they still got us food and cooked for us. I'm not afraid to walk next to them, I don't give a heck what their religion is and what colour they are. I hope they'll be soon called people except "Flüchtlinge" (refugees). After all it's not all about the bucket list but experiencing real people. #ThankYouGermany (hier: Berlin, Germany)