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I don't see that it does, really. If Turkey gave citizenship to these refugees, and just allowed them to start their lives, they would perhaps have continued to
by pm90 9y ago
I don't see that it does, really. If Turkey gave citizenship to these refugees, and just allowed them to start their lives, they would perhaps have continued to stay there. Maybe I should have used a better word. They left their homeland to escape terrible conditions, but their conditions in camps in Turkey or Greece aren't very good either. They are trying to get back a semblance of normal life, which Germany seems to promise them.
- LARGEGALAXY 9y agoSounds to me like you have been brainwashed. The "poor children and mother escaping their dangeorus homeland" is a myth. This is the reality: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPKqM-TV2i8&t=7m44s http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPKqM-TV2i8&t=7m44s The condition of a homeland is the byproduct of the people living there. Wherever the people go, the conditions follow.