With a message of tolerance in which they 'regret', ironically, that refugees do not conform to stereotypes, the couple went viral on social media.
What can we say about this couple that we barely know and already consider peaceful?
The Germans Dirk Voltz and her boyfriend followed the news about the drama of the refugees and one day they decided to do something about it. After sheltering at home since July, 24 people from Iraq, Afghanistan and Syria – and knowing their stories -, on Tuesday night Dirk decided to share his experience on Facebook.
With certain irony, expressed his "disappointment" by proving that all your stereotypes about these citizens have fallen apart. The most of 4.000 shares and the repercussion in the media, served to make his message of tolerance go viral.
Faced with yet another piece of news that shows the drama of the refugee crisis, the German He kept thinking: “If something like this were happening to me, what would I expect to happen?”, he recalls to EL PAÍS.
Another impulse was what made him publicize his experience in Facebook, feeling the need to “share something positive amid all the resentment and indeterminate fear spread through some media outlets”.
After only two months in Germany, Mjood speaks almost a perfect German 😉
Posted by Dirk Voltz on Friday, November 6, 2015
He and his boyfriend are currently taking a break from hosting roles, but will return to hosting people in need later this month. In recent months, the only major problem they have had to face is the shortage of salt and sugar in the pantry, Voltz says jokingly in his original text. He also mentions threats on the street and unpleasant letters left on the doorstep by people who don't understand his way of acting, although they never thought of calling the police because of these episodes, he comments.
