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is the acceptance of a multicultural society a breeding ground for racism
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#21
(Original post by alweb)
read my first post and see y this subject is not as right or wrong as it seems. We are not racists at all.
read my first post and see y this subject is not as right or wrong as it seems. We are not racists at all.
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A lot of this has, however, originated from racist views. If you really examine most people who are anti-asylum seekers and look at the language they use, a lot is at least boardering on the racist. Yes it fine to look at the problem of speeding up applications etc... but a lot of people start banging on about 'them and us' and 'our country' and all that. We tend to forget that we are obliged, rightly, to give asylum to those who seek it. I get the feeling that most who complain seem to think we should close all borders and not let any asylum seeker in, even if they come for a good reason.
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#23
(Original post by pkonline)
A lot of this has, however, originated from racist views. If you really examine most people who are anti-asylum seekers and look at the language they use, a lot is at least boardering on the racist. Yes it fine to look at the problem of speeding up applications etc... but a lot of people start banging on about 'them and us' and 'our country' and all that. We tend to forget that we are obliged, rightly, to give asylum to those who seek it. I get the feeling that most who complain seem to think we should close all borders and not let any asylum seeker in, even if they come for a good reason.
A lot of this has, however, originated from racist views. If you really examine most people who are anti-asylum seekers and look at the language they use, a lot is at least boardering on the racist. Yes it fine to look at the problem of speeding up applications etc... but a lot of people start banging on about 'them and us' and 'our country' and all that. We tend to forget that we are obliged, rightly, to give asylum to those who seek it. I get the feeling that most who complain seem to think we should close all borders and not let any asylum seeker in, even if they come for a good reason.
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#24
(Original post by pkonline)
A lot of this has, however, originated from racist views. If you really examine most people who are anti-asylum seekers and look at the language they use, a lot is at least boardering on the racist. Yes it fine to look at the problem of speeding up applications etc... but a lot of people start banging on about 'them and us' and 'our country' and all that. We tend to forget that we are obliged, rightly, to give asylum to those who seek it. I get the feeling that most who complain seem to think we should close all borders and not let any asylum seeker in, even if they come for a good reason.
A lot of this has, however, originated from racist views. If you really examine most people who are anti-asylum seekers and look at the language they use, a lot is at least boardering on the racist. Yes it fine to look at the problem of speeding up applications etc... but a lot of people start banging on about 'them and us' and 'our country' and all that. We tend to forget that we are obliged, rightly, to give asylum to those who seek it. I get the feeling that most who complain seem to think we should close all borders and not let any asylum seeker in, even if they come for a good reason.
"n : a person with a prejudiced belief that one race is superior to others [syn: {racialist}]"
And so it would appear that you are incorrect.
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#25
(Original post by alweb)
see the difficult thing is that if we put them in housing, the poor people will complain and if they are put into camps , human rights activists would have a filed day.the "you're in, you're out" policy might well work but then the right to justice or to appeal against decisions is denyed to the asylums.
see the difficult thing is that if we put them in housing, the poor people will complain and if they are put into camps , human rights activists would have a filed day.the "you're in, you're out" policy might well work but then the right to justice or to appeal against decisions is denyed to the asylums.
i don'tthink we should stop them 4rm cumin all 2gether
coz sum of dem do need genuine help
but da govn seem 2 b lettin any1 and every1 in nowadayz
they so concerned with international problems they've 4 gotten bout us!!!!
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