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It's a terrible tragedy for the Syrians, but I don't understand why it's been seen as Europe's responsibility to take them all in.The refugee crisis in Europe. Anyway we look at it, the poor people are between the rock and a hard place. Croatia is to host 1600-something, but with Hungary closing it's borders with Serbia, we are bound to receive the flood starting tomorrow.
It's a terrible tragedy for the Syrians, but I don't understand why it's been seen as Europe's responsibility to take them all in.
Why hasn't any Arab nations stepped up? I know Turkey and Israel have done what they can, but there's other neighbors that are fully capable of helping.
Then the recent social media shaming of European countries that refuse them makes me mad as hell. Many smaller European countries simply cannot afford to have the added burden of refugees and nations like Hungary simply don't want the burden, whether it's a religious decision or one out of economics. Bottom line, is that Hungary (and any other nation) is well within it's rights to decide who crosses their border and who doesn't.
Italy has even come under scrutiny for turning back refugees lately, and Italy has cited several reasons, first of which, is they cannot afford any more. Secondly, the African refugees in southern Italy have been demanding more food and better housing and when Italy has said no, they have taken to the streets and looted business, torn down signs and started fires.
I think the best way to have averted this refugee crisis was to stop the destruction of Syria before it got to this point...
Well, if others see it as acceptable for a bully to pick on your son, then they shouldn't have a problem with you kicking the bully's ass.
No, this is my older son, he's 11.IIRC, Marcel, your son had tough face at his age 6.
Time will solve!