cjhpufe

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   by cjhpufe 10y ago

   That's no justification for acts of terrorism. The fault is with the individual terrorists, not the French en masse.
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   by cjhpufe 10y ago

   I read it as a preference for one's own cultural heritage, rather than anything to do with genetics or race.
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   by cjhpufe 10y ago

   My partner's father is an immigration lawyer and does similar for people entering from his country of origin. Although many are from regions genuinely affected by war, still more were admitted as refugees because they told a good story
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   by cjhpufe 10y ago

   No, but the attitudes of males from Islamic culture towards women tend to be very much at odds with what we expect in modern Western society. This is a burgeoning problem as we admit more refugees from Islamic states. See for example http:
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   by cjhpufe 10y ago

   I agree. The more Syrian migrants we let in, the more our countries become like Syria due to Syrian cultural impact. I don't really want to live in New Syria, so I'd rather they stay out. Or to put it another way, I have no desire