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In what sense? There is no doubt that there are large numbers of refugees; but we have partial responsibility for causing/contributing to that. I honestly beli
by misnome 10y ago
In what sense? There is no doubt that there are large numbers of refugees; but we have partial responsibility for causing/contributing to that.
I honestly believe that people don't want to leave their home unless it is serious, and that the portrayal of them all as wanting to just 'Freeload' for an 'Easy life' is nothing but Xenophobia, and FUD peddled by politicians with a personal agenda to push.
- mistermann 10y ago> I honestly believe that people don't want to leave their home unless it is serious Relatively wealthy people do it all the time, why wouldn't someone living in a 3rd world country (which is pretty serious in my books)? > the portrayal of them all as wanting to just 'Freeload' for an 'Easy life' is nothing but Xenophobia, and FUD peddled by politicians with a personal agenda to push Numerous articles and people who actually live in these neighborhoods would suggest otherwise, although to be fair the host countries are doing a terrible job of integration in most cases.