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Sorry by "they" in that supposition I meant the people of Syria in general, both civilians (the victims, generally) and government/rebel/Daesh forces. |
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And I don't disagree with any of that (other than the idea that crime is "skyrocketing" in Europe and that the primary cause is refugee-on-native violence, the former of which is a subjective assessment of a few countries and the latter of which isn't supported by your data), but here's the problem in America right now. Nobody with the power to officially create or implement a plan to increase refugee resettlement has the political desire to do any such thing. They are in fact doing the opposite. So this thread amounts to a lot of hot air and idle speculation rather than anything that could be useful any time before, say, 2021. |
Of course this thread is all speculation, this entire forum is nothing more than a bunch of hot air of people talking about their ideas. But I don't see what that has to do with anything. xP
Nothing on this forum will have a meaningful impact unless millions of people read it and then spread the idea. If there's anything to take from this thread it's that crime is a real issue that we should be concerned about but it doesn't mean we should outright deny the immigration. I also wanted to highlight other forms of mismanagement such as the poor conditions many refugees are finding themselves in and the lack of general support they're receiving once brought in to the country.