Letting in refugees fleeing either Assad or Daesh does not make you any less British or European.
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They are anti-refugee. They are anti immigration, as in economic migrants or terrorists posing as refugees.
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They are anti-refugee. They are anti immigration, as in economic migrants or terrorists posing as refugees.
The country would need a major shift in policies for the current level of immigration to work nevermind an influx of refugees on top of this. We should be building 300k houses per year if we're to go down that route. -
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- 27-01-2016 19:47
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If a country decides to decline refugees, they should be forced to back out of the war that created them. -
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The press...
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- 27-01-2016 19:52
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The press is pro-refugee. It tries to tell people that the majority of them are mothers and children. It's a lie.
the truth is, the real refugees - the ones in UN camps are genuinely vulnerable people. -
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(Original post by Joel 96)
The press is pro-refugee. It tries to tell people that the majority of them are mothers and children. It's a lie. -
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- 27-01-2016 20:00
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how do you know its a lie\? did the media tell you so...
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http://time.com/4122186/syrian-refug...ump-young-men/
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- 27-01-2016 20:00
(Original post by ZoëC)
If a country decides to decline refugees, they should be forced to back out of the war that created them.
If countries such as France, UK, US decided against taking refugees, what real difference is them backing out of bombing going to make on the situation in the long term.
If you argue that military intervention by US and Uk in Iraq contributed to the conditions that have exacerbated the problems in Syria and Iraq, especially Isis then that is in some part true, but if we refuse refugees how can we pull out of that? It's already happened. Nobody can turn back time.
I'm pro taking refugees in a controlled fashion. There needs to be a lot of work done on that front. I wonder why all of Europe didn't pull together better to be in Greece to handle the influx of people on the islands. I heard today that the Greeks have handled it so poorly by not checking documentation and not finger printing and this has obviously directly affected the 'types' of people that are now looking for refuge in Europe and there are too many bad eggs amongst the majority of desperate and frightened families.
I'm also anti bombing the situation to make it go away. It's only going to make it worse in the long run. We can do so much more that is non military that will be much more effective than bombing, even if it is target bombing. I agree military intervention in this form is somewhat necessary but rather naively it appears to be all we are doing visibly. -
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- 27-01-2016 21:47
(Original post by TheProteinSheikh)
Letting in refugees fleeing either Assad or Daesh does not make you any less British or European. -
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- 27-01-2016 22:00
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If a country decides to decline refugees, they should be forced to back out of the war that created them. -
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- 27-01-2016 22:02
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- 28-01-2016 00:19
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Right, but being British doesn't make you any less stupid. Besides, half of these people aren't even Syrian and even the ones that are - in the vast majority - blokes. Where are the women and children (ie the people who are actually vulnerable)?
The suggestion is that these children and other people with family members living in Britain should be allowed to apply for entry to Britain. Sounds reasonable . Much better than leaving them in squalor. After all refugees are often some of the most hardworking and enterprising of people, judging by our past experience in this country, and will be a great bonus for our economy. -
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- 28-01-2016 00:25
Where do I start?
They come from all over the Middle East, North Africa, even some from Asia...
We've seen nothing but crime being committed against Europe's native population by these people. These people could be ISIS or other Islamic terrorist groups.
Most get here by crossing over from Turkey over to Greece, when Turkey itself should be safe for them. But they're not risking their lives to get here for safety, it's for the living standards that are superior vs Turkey.
European people are deprived of their country because we're expected to take in all the worlds people..
Why doesn't White life matter? Our culture, our people are being destroyed because of immigration. Perhaps you are racist for supporting this?
Refugee is just a word that victimizes them when as I said they're coming from all over.
Should Europe accept billions of people? I'm sure we can find that many who would like to live here.
If you're opposing billions of migrants coming here, then you are opposed to immigration.
Everywhere y has borders and laws except for the West because they use racism to silence those who oppose it.Last edited by Not A Robot; 28-01-2016 at 00:31. -
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- 28-01-2016 11:15
(Original post by TheProteinSheikh)
Letting in refugees fleeing either Assad or Daesh does not make you any less British or European.
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