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Outrageous that they'd bring European solidarity into this. /s

• h7780 11y ago
  Funny how "solidarity" reappears now after a prolonged absence during the banking meltdowns in Ireland and Greece.
• leaveyou 11y ago
  If Germany wanted to really help those refugees as it pretends then it should have allocated X millions of euros from its budget and should have sent humanitarian aid in Turkey where these immigrants are living currently. Encouraging those immigrants to continue to trample all the borders and countries between Turkey and Germany at great risk of dying on the road and complete chaos, is not a wise thing to do if Germany really cared about "european solidarity".
  • Squarel 11y ago
    So you think it is better that Turkey shoulders 1.6m extra inhabitants, while Europe gets all excitable about a few hundred thousand?
    • leaveyou 11y ago
      As a neighbor and active participant to the destabilization of Syria, yes Turkey should shoulder the consequences. Those people have to return to their homes after the war and not wander in a hostile Europe where they can't integrate.
      • weland 11y ago
        Arguably, at least NATO countries should shoulder some of those consequences as well. ISIS didn't just spring out of the ground.