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Originally Posted by woj
look at the map? and you guys make fun of the US education system? 
Syria -> Sochi, Russia ~1500km
Syria -> Munich, Germany ~3500km. |
Sorry but please switch on your brain. It's very easy to get from Syria to the EU (e.g. Italy, Greece etc) by sea (the straight way). Once you've get to any EU country, you can freely travel to another one because there are no borders inside the Schengen area. Now show me an easy way to get to Russia w/o crossing any other borders, professor. Let's consider you are in Syria now. How would you move to Russia? *facepalm smile here*
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Originally Posted by shiraz9944
wow you are all so dense, germany has one of the most liberal policies when it comes to allowing immigrants in, see what it's doing to them? Look at the UK, I was there 2 months ago and it's so sad what has happened there because of the all the immigrants. I won't even go to paris now. I am so thankful we have two huge oceans separating canada and the US from the rest of the riff raff out there (not saying there aren't wonderful EU people) I mean primarily the immigrants. Really what positive contribution to do these "refugees" provide? Besides sucking all the resources the nation has?
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- We can handle them. In fact, before 1991 most of them were Soviet citizens (yes, we lived in the same country).
- They are not refugees. They come here to get a job and to support their poor families that live outside of Russia.
- They are ready to do any dirty low-paid work that locals will never touch even with a long stick.