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http://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2015/nov/18/paris-attacks-police-hunt-ninth-suspect-as-germany-on-alert-after-hanover-bomb-threat-live
It looks like most (if not all) of the terrorist are EU citizens...
It looks like most (if not all) of the terrorist are EU citizens...
If there's one positive thing about this, it's that it seems to have helped thaw the relationship between the NATO countries and Russia:
http://www.theguardian.com/world/20...ary-information-airstrikes-against-isis-syria
And I have to assume that Turkey's president is wondering whether ideology is more important than getting their people blown up.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/20...ary-information-airstrikes-against-isis-syria
And I have to assume that Turkey's president is wondering whether ideology is more important than getting their people blown up.
U.S taking 10, 000 refugees over the next 2-3 yrs in comparison to Germany for example who are taking close to a million refugees and some people are making it sound like they have a massive burden on their head.
It's right in US' states expressing their concerns but it's better to put this operation on standby than completely rejecting refugee take-in.
There's still no confirmation that one of the attacker behind the attacks was infact a refugee.
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Or they could be blocked from going to Syria.
It's right in US' states expressing their concerns but it's better to put this operation on standby than completely rejecting refugee take-in.
There's still no confirmation that one of the attacker behind the attacks was infact a refugee.
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But that's exactly the thing, isn't it? Should those people be jailed even though they haven't actually attacked anyone nor proven to be planning an attack?
Exactly.
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http://www.der-postillon.com/2015/11/franzosische-kampfjets-bringen-gewalt.html
@DAiDEViL @lgorTudor @mondo1
German version of the Onion:
"French jets bring violence back to where it belongs"
Exactly.
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http://www.der-postillon.com/2015/11/franzosische-kampfjets-bringen-gewalt.html
@DAiDEViL @lgorTudor @mondo1
German version of the Onion:
"French jets bring violence back to where it belongs"
If there's one positive thing about this, it's that it seems to have helped thaw the relationship between the NATO countries and Russia:
http://www.theguardian.com/world/20...ary-information-airstrikes-against-isis-syria
And I have to assume that Turkey's president is wondering whether ideology is more important than getting their people blown up.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/20...ary-information-airstrikes-against-isis-syria
And I have to assume that Turkey's president is wondering whether ideology is more important than getting their people blown up.
The US should take at least half of the refugees. If it wasn't for their freaking interventions and "we are the world police", this crisis wouldn't be as bad as it is now. What did they gain when bombing lybia, Syria and co? They got rid of a dictator? Only for terrorist to claim the political power. Great work. And now they detract form the responsibility. The US has its economical issues ? Well guess what, so does Europe too.
Yep.
Just like the burden on the 80 million country Germany is comparitively laughable to the numbers that Jordan & Lebanon take in.
@Postironic
But then you have radicalised and violent extremists at home. I'm not advocating for any measure here btw, it's one of those situations where I really don't have an answer. A lot of drawbacks associated with every path you choose to go down.
Exactly what happened here in Europe as well (and is still happening). Of course, 95% those who now scream for "our poor homeless" are exactly those who never gave any shit about the homeless ever before, while those people and organisations now helping the refugees are exactly the same that were, and still are, trying to help the poor & homeless. The homeless argument is just a convinient pseudo-argument that makes them sound like caring people instead of the xenophobis egoists they are.
Exactly.
The bolded part is just....what?
And to the last part, what responsibility have the refugees for their situation? What responsibility do large parts of the Greek population have for the debt crisis? Was the BRD in the 50es wrong to pay reparations to the victims of Nazi Germany seeing as it used money from all its citizens, even those who fought against the NS? You fail to understand the basic principle on which a global system of nation states is founded.
Actually, the US doesn't give "a ton of foreign aid". It gives 0.19% of its gdp. Virtually of all western Europe is well above that, as is Japan, New Zealand, Canada, and Australia. So it's really among the very last among the developed nations. Although you can certainly criticize the principle of foreign aid in itself, there are some interesting studies about its efficiency, a lot of them rather negative.
Virtually all, maybe all of the terrorists have been second/third generations. If you're referring to the terrorist attacks, they've got next to nothing to do with the refugees.
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I'd say it's better than in most parts of the world (and it should be considering the economic wealth), but yeah, that statement is pretty laughable & arrogant
Just like the burden on the 80 million country Germany is comparitively laughable to the numbers that Jordan & Lebanon take in.
@Postironic
But then you have radicalised and violent extremists at home. I'm not advocating for any measure here btw, it's one of those situations where I really don't have an answer. A lot of drawbacks associated with every path you choose to go down.
Exactly what happened here in Europe as well (and is still happening). Of course, 95% those who now scream for "our poor homeless" are exactly those who never gave any shit about the homeless ever before, while those people and organisations now helping the refugees are exactly the same that were, and still are, trying to help the poor & homeless. The homeless argument is just a convinient pseudo-argument that makes them sound like caring people instead of the xenophobis egoists they are.
Exactly.
The bolded part is just....what?
And to the last part, what responsibility have the refugees for their situation? What responsibility do large parts of the Greek population have for the debt crisis? Was the BRD in the 50es wrong to pay reparations to the victims of Nazi Germany seeing as it used money from all its citizens, even those who fought against the NS? You fail to understand the basic principle on which a global system of nation states is founded.
Actually, the US doesn't give "a ton of foreign aid". It gives 0.19% of its gdp. Virtually of all western Europe is well above that, as is Japan, New Zealand, Canada, and Australia. So it's really among the very last among the developed nations. Although you can certainly criticize the principle of foreign aid in itself, there are some interesting studies about its efficiency, a lot of them rather negative.
Virtually all, maybe all of the terrorists have been second/third generations. If you're referring to the terrorist attacks, they've got next to nothing to do with the refugees.
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I'd say it's better than in most parts of the world (and it should be considering the economic wealth), but yeah, that statement is pretty laughable & arrogant
Somehow, I don't think they're heading in there to confess their sins.
Yep.
Just like the burden on the 80 million country Germany is comparitively laughable to the numbers that Jordan & Lebanon take in.
@Postironic
But then you have radicalised and violent extremists at home. I'm not advocating for any measure here btw, it's one of those situations where I really don't have an answer. A lot of drawbacks associated with every path you choose to go down.
Exactly what happened here in Europe as well (and is still happening). Of course, 95% those who now scream for "our poor homeless" are exactly those who never gave any shit about the homeless ever before, while those people and organisations now helping the refugees are exactly the same that were, and still are, trying to help the poor & homeless. The homeless argument is just a convinient pseudo-argument that makes them sound like caring people instead of the xenophobis egoists they are.
Exactly.
The bolded part is just....what?
And to the last part, what responsibility have the refugees for their situation? What responsibility do large parts of the Greek population have for the debt crisis? Was the BRD in the 50es wrong to pay reparations to the victims of Nazi Germany seeing as it used money from all its citizens, even those who fought against the NS? You fail to understand the basic principle on which a global system of nation states is founded.
Actually, the US doesn't give "a ton of foreign aid". It gives 0.19% of its gdp. Virtually of all western Europe is well above that, as is Japan, New Zealand, Canada, and Australia. So it's really among the very last among the developed nations. Although you can certainly criticize the principle of foreign aid in itself, there are some interesting studies about its efficiency, a lot of them rather negative.
Virtually all, maybe all of the terrorists have been second/third generations. If you're referring to the terrorist attacks, they've got next to nothing to do with the refugees.
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I'd say it's better than in most parts of the world (and it should be considering the economic wealth), but yeah, that statement is pretty laughable & arrogant
Just like the burden on the 80 million country Germany is comparitively laughable to the numbers that Jordan & Lebanon take in.
@Postironic
But then you have radicalised and violent extremists at home. I'm not advocating for any measure here btw, it's one of those situations where I really don't have an answer. A lot of drawbacks associated with every path you choose to go down.
Exactly what happened here in Europe as well (and is still happening). Of course, 95% those who now scream for "our poor homeless" are exactly those who never gave any shit about the homeless ever before, while those people and organisations now helping the refugees are exactly the same that were, and still are, trying to help the poor & homeless. The homeless argument is just a convinient pseudo-argument that makes them sound like caring people instead of the xenophobis egoists they are.
Exactly.
The bolded part is just....what?
And to the last part, what responsibility have the refugees for their situation? What responsibility do large parts of the Greek population have for the debt crisis? Was the BRD in the 50es wrong to pay reparations to the victims of Nazi Germany seeing as it used money from all its citizens, even those who fought against the NS? You fail to understand the basic principle on which a global system of nation states is founded.
Actually, the US doesn't give "a ton of foreign aid". It gives 0.19% of its gdp. Virtually of all western Europe is well above that, as is Japan, New Zealand, Canada, and Australia. So it's really among the very last among the developed nations. Although you can certainly criticize the principle of foreign aid in itself, there are some interesting studies about its efficiency, a lot of them rather negative.
Virtually all, maybe all of the terrorists have been second/third generations. If you're referring to the terrorist attacks, they've got next to nothing to do with the refugees.
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I'd say it's better than in most parts of the world (and it should be considering the economic wealth), but yeah, that statement is pretty laughable & arrogant
Both of you are underestimating how good Europe is at this. And we have to be, because right now it's our only product.