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He said there are resources available to help, but for whatever reason these people don't use them. Monstrous?
by kzhahou 11y ago
He said there are resources available to help, but for whatever reason these people don't use them. Monstrous?
- kaitai 11y agoNot quite. He said there are rules they should have followed, which might have lead them to resources available. Since they didn't follow the rules, there are not resources. I don't think they can just go back to a previous country of entry into the EU and then get resources magically.
- jsprogrammer 11y agoThe commenter said: >they deliberately chose not to for whatever reason This would imply that these people were fully aware of all of their options, which is probably not the case. Many languages are used in Europe and it is doubtful that the people in Calais know all or even most of those languages. Deliberate choice requires full knowledge. The commenter did not establish that these people have full knowledge of their situation. Edit: Ah, the anon-downmodders have arrived.
- angersock 11y agoDeliberate choice does not require full knowledge. In this case, they could've stopped anywhere else along their journey, but for whatever reason (benefits, perhaps) have decided to soldier onwards.
- leereeves 11y agoThe author volunteered to cook in the camp. Surely there are also volunteers who explain how to apply for asylum in France?