Britain to open the doors to 20,000 Syrians

I'm happy that it isn't a higher amount and the plan is for the aid relief to be spent on them so that it won't cause an immediate cost.. but I am conscious that it isn't the high amount that might have be expected of our country. I didn't vote conservatives but in a way I am glad that it is a conservative government dealing with this situation as I think they will be sensible about it.
I wouldn't open my house to a refugee, but I wouldn't open my house to a British stranger either! Overall I'm glad we are taking people in and glad that there has been a positive response in terms of donations (food clothes etc).
This is just my thoughts - I'm not politically minded so if anyone wants to get into a debate about conservatives vs labour I'm not interested I just wanted to express my views of the current situation as of today

Bit of a harsh thing to wish on someone!

Skills and qualifications? Don't make me laugh. The vast, vast majority of them will be unskilled workers who will go into manual labour (and most likely no tax contributions at all). It's not about "determined" to find jobs either. We simply don't have enough to hand around. Should we mention housing as well? 2 million on the waiting list (mostly Brits) and we want to take in more.

Keith the leech is by no means in the right, but he is a British citizen (perhaps unfortunately) and our government has a responsibility to take care of it's citizens first and foremost, not refugees.

Refugees and/or foreign citizens should and will always come second.

What do you call British values?
Mate we're living in the 21st century our kids will think that going for a kebab with a pint - having a day of rest on Friday with there football mates -and going to a Bob Marley tribute concert with Hussain is very British
Some people think that having the engraving of tradition of Sunday roast and starting the day with a fry up is more important than letting the refugees feel like they are welcome.

Sorry i should be more specific, modern western liberal values such as:
freedom of speech
freedom of movement
freedom of association
equal opportunity
etc
these are all things that are lacking heavily in most parts of the middle east, these values are fundamental to our society and if they do not submit to them they should not be aloud to come

my au pairs' provocative dress senses.

haha sorry I misinterpreted it
I believe massively in freedom of speech and expression and equal opportunity so I can't fault anyone on promoting this. I don't believe in low lives judging migrants as thugs that live in ghettos. That's rude... But I completely understand that freedom should be embraced and the west does allow this to an extent. However some individuals in society frown upon and may act upon others freedoms such as the freedom of practicing and expressing religious beliefs e.g.wearing a hijab

I do agree on the western traditions on basic human rights