Migration crisis is putting the UK at grave risk.

[seanraaron]

" not to act like the typical Xenophobes" Again what does this mean in practical terms? if people are xenophobic then it is probably to do with the proliferation of islamic terrorism and the fact that the UK doors have been left wide open for the last 20 years.

Have you not read any European history? Marginalising and massacring non-natives has been a constant. The fact that England and France haven't had a war in over a century is an anomaly as is the tolerance of Jews. Muslims don't have to be terrorists for Europeans to fear and hate them - just look at the bs Turkish accession was met with BEFORE Erdoğan starting becoming an autocrat.

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just look at the bs Turkish accession was met with BEFORE Erdoğan starting becoming an autocrat.

Europe is a Christian club - some French PM

[seanraaron]

Europe is a Christian club - some French PM

Yes and racist. You've come a long way baby, but not far enough.

[stek]

The main crisis is being caused by Western and Russian bombing of Syria; there's been no common approach agreed, so I don't know what that looks like.

FTFY

[vetran]

Yes and racist. You've come a long way baby, but not far enough.

strange everyone else wants to come here then.

[Troll]

Yes and racist. You've come a long way baby, but not far enough.

Why wouldn't that be "religionist"?

[seanraaron]

Why wouldn't that be "religionist"?

Well the Hungarian PM seemed to object to the idea of an "Arab neighbourhood" so I guess you could read it both ways?

Despite the flaws people want to come here because they're less likely to be blown up, oddly enough. Let them get settled and then they'll complain about discrimination.

[vetran]

Well the Hungarian PM seemed to object to the idea of an "Arab neighbourhood" so I guess you could read it both ways?

Despite the flaws people want to come here because they're less likely to be blown up, oddly enough. Let them get settled and then they'll complain about discrimination.

Indeed

I don't suppose they could fix their own countries before moaning about ours?

[seanraaron]

Indeed

I don't suppose they could fix their own countries before moaning about ours?

Well aren't "we" the ones breaking "their" countries? I'm sure living under Assad was no picnic, but would Syria have started coming apart at the seams if Iraq hadn't fallen apart post "regime change?"

[Troll]

Well the Hungarian PM seemed to object to the idea of an "Arab neighbourhood" so I guess you could read it both ways?.

& there are no Arab Christians?