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I see mostly young men in their twenties when i see these migrants
how come they are the only ones fleeing war and rape? |
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However, of those who have travelled by sea through the Mediterranean, 69% are male adults, 18% are children and 13% are female adults. UNHCR Refugees/Migrants Emergency Response - Mediterranean Now, not all of these are Syrians, although the majority of them are. There are also a number of people from Afghanistan and a small number from Eritrea and various other countries (all of which contribute 3% or less to the total). It is likely that a large number of these people who have made the journey anyway, as Europe generally receives tens of thousands of asylum seekers each year. While the majority of those seeking asylum in Europe might be adult males, the statistics from the UNHCR show that of the total refugees coming out of the Syrian conflict, the split is pretty even, and around 38% of them are children under 12. There isn't just one reason why hundreds of thousands of people make the decision to travel on this perilous path. There are a number of reasons why it might be adult males making the journey by sea: The threat of daily violence has become too much to bear Fear of forced conscription in Syria by both the government and Islamist groups, including ISIS Better economic opportunities Easier for men to undertake the journey by themselves than with their families or their partners, both financially and physically' https://www.quora.com/Why-are-so-man...gees-young-men |
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Sadly, people don't read information they don't want to know and so there's only a few people on here who will bother to read that. |
its about time a country grow a pair, and make them refugees understand that nothing is free in this world, why do you think that the danish people's party knocked out the socialists majority last year, because the people their are fed up, the welfare system in western europe only attracts flies to a blue light, charity starts at home,
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..and sadly people feel they know and can judge what peope do and don't read and whether they 'bother' to do something or not...people read the same information and take different things from that information and what one person takes is just as valid as something another person takes...and the 'swallowing' of propaganda is not specific to a section of people either...in this thread and many of these threads, opinions are given with reasons and reasoning, whether agreed with or not...they're not just thrown out there for the heck of it and come from equal intelligence and equal information, which have helped form their own views etc...this for me personally is a complicated topic and one which I would want to give some thought to and not have any 'knee-jerk' rections because this might not be by any means, an ideal thing but at least it's trying to aim for a 'fair soloution'/what the Danish Government feel to be fair and something, I feel to be considered and not just immediately dismissed....what's sad is that these things can't be discussed and opinions and thoughts shared without so much personal jufgement.../it really, really just kills debate, rather than encourage it....the topic itself/news story is interesting enough, there's no need to comment on anything other than it...
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'Sir Eric Pickles, who served in Cameron’s Cabinet in the last Government as the Communities Secretary, drew parallels with the Kindertransport scheme that rescued children from Nazi Germany in the months before the Second World War broke out. 'We need to remember that the last train that was disrupted by the war, only two of those children survived and they along with their families were killed. But I think there are some clear parallels that we need to address,' he said in a Commons debate yesterday.' http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...-migrants.html |
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Sadly there are many people who view the world always as a glass half empty rather than a glass half full. Leave them to it i say. That record will always be played over and over regardless of what the topic of discussion is because that's all they know. |
At the end of the day if I wanted government help I'd need to spend all my savings, sell my car and sell my home. Why shouldn't migrants have to do the same to receive government help?
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I see a lot of immigrant bashing going on within these four walls from certain members. People who all too often write once short senseless paragraph that says nothing other than, 'fcuk em'. Give me educational links to back up any side of a debate and I'll scrutinize both but give me some ill judged reaction without backing it up, then whatever your side is...I'm not on it. |
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So yes I feel justified shutting down the debate too if that's all on offer to counter any research I put forward, some half baked headline... jog on. :laugh: |
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Chewy that is so sad, it's totally desecrated... I don't think judging by what Pickles said there's any time left for the refugees left there :(
I wonder sometimes if there was ever a plan to rescue them. |
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I think America still deserves reparations for the wars in the middle east that we've gotten involved in since 9/11. we've spent BILLIONS helping muslims and on the wars to fight the extremist muslims, when are we going to be paid back by arabs and muslims??
Donald trump is a joke, but he does make some good points, just like a broken clock gets it right twice a day... why haven't we made the arabs pay us back for all we have done for them in the past 15 years?? maybe we should just take their oil. |
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..anyways, other than the topic itself, if I join the discussion..this will be the last post/response etc I make because this again, is only detracting from the debate....I love the debate section, I love the discussions and I think it's sad and a shame that so many threads/so many debates are marred/detracted from, because of unnecessary personal judgements...'will bother to read' is not judging an opinion, it's judging a person or people, before they've even had an opportunity to read or comment if they choose to do so.. and not only unnecessary but also without any foundation... |
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..I know Chewy, these are people who have so little anyway and I don't personally think that any 'familiars' that they may bring should be taken because of possible monetary value....but I do also understand the thought process of it, of 'fair'..and if the general public feel that it's not fair to them who have had to deplete savings etc or any little they personally have before being given any government help...then that in itself won't help in the acceptance of immigrants either, will it....I mean, it's just going to further the 'what about us' thought process and the circle goes round and round and more feelings of negativity and 'opposed'....it's trying to get that balance really of we must help if we are able to but with stretched finances, how long would that be possible..?...I really don't know what the answer to that is, I don't think it's this but it's finding what it is, isn't it... |
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