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Yeah, I agree. The part that makes me chuckle when seeing that picture is that you just think 'well, that's unlucky'. You'd have to be downright evil to conclude anything from this picture though.

Surely he was just joking?

I don't know what the fuck I just read. Don't you think you need to calm down a bit before making outrageous statements? Is this really what you believe? And don't you think it might be advisable for Erdogan to stop alienating all his European allies?

Why? Name me one incentive. Why do you think the government of Belgium would be more interested in backing 'terrorists' than the Turkish government? Why would the Belgian government, for no reason at all it appears, want to create a conflict with Turkey? Btw none of what you posted is relevant...

I know you're just ill informed most of the time and you can hardly help it because you're not a smart man at all, but sometimes..

Brussels is a bit more dangerous than it was. But it was never that safe. On the other hand I'd say Baltimore or Detroit on another level. But yeah, Brussels was definitely not ruled well.. - - - Updated - - - Also, underground mosques are a problem not just in Brussels. You have them in...

They will. This was not at all what Trump meant by saying Brussels was a hellhole, but of course it's easy to make it look that way now. In a world where we need rationality and moderation, we get Trump. We will overcome though. Him just as much as terrorism.

Bosnians?

Ugh. The ignore list grows.

I have to man. I'm glad to see that you are reasonable about this despite the fact that we have very different ideas. But ZoSo is just beyond help.. I mean just look at the sources he quoted. There is no debating that.

Wow. Marine Le Pen. I see you come up with great sources. Dude, you're not bright. And you're going on my ignore list. Bye.

To be fair your choices are very limited. Because many Syrians have been accepted they now have networks though and some are able to get jobs. Mostly do I suspect they receive welfare. Which is why, economically, they will be a drain more than anything else.

Pretty much. Obviously it will be difficult for them to find jobs. I am 100% certain that economically speaking refugees present a net loss for the EU. There's a lot to be said about this crisis, but to think that we welcome them because of economic reasons makes no sense really. It's also the...

I wouldn't be just yet.

It is crazy because they do everything they can to prevent these people from working. Also, there are many who are never allowed to even leave the center. It is simply impossible for this conspiracy theory to be true. Like I said before, Europe definitely does not need more cheap labour anyway.

In Belgium we actually go to great lengths to prevent asylum seekers from working. That is if they are allowed to leave the center at all. So no, they are not used in some sort of shadow economy. What you're saying here is nothing short of crazy tbh. Obviously if they are recognized as...

No, they don't. They get shelter and food and if they are recognized as refugees they might get money to survive. As long as they are just asylum seekers they receive nothing. They also can't do this for the rest of their lives as the aim is to either recognize them as refugees or send them back...

Yes, that's his point. - - - Updated - - - I don't. But I have a very logical view of it. Refugees are a drain on our economic potential. If they weren't, we'd recognize everyone. I also know perfectly well how the asylum procedure works in Belgium as I work with asylum seekers as their...

It is. Dude, you know pretty much nothing about this subject. Like.. NOTHING. Time and time again you fail to make the distinction between registering people as asylum seekers and recognizing people as refugees. It's not because you are in Belgium that you are automatically a recognized refugee.

That's most definitely not the case at all. It might have been in the fifties, but today they are turned away if they even so much as hint at the fact they came to the EU to work. The EU doesn't need more cheap labour at all. Looking at the unemployment rates we have far too much of that already...