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Originally Posted by Rochard
The guy who lives across the street from me is Muslim. He is from Egypt. He was a highway patrol officer, but I think he moved over to the Sheriff's department. Nice guy, glad to have him as my neighbor.
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I agree whole heartedly, now think 20 families of people of lower statutes or economic situations that are fleeing from Syria. I don't think I've seen any women? anyway 20 families in your neighborhood will change the dynamic in your neighborhood. I'm not seeing any of the middle easterners going to Europe as trying to join a new healthy society... I'm seeing the complete opposite. I don't want my family exposed to the situations the Europeans are facing.... do you?
and then this: a bunch of angry hostile people, not paying rent or for food dropped into a neighborhood already marginalized by poverty. seems to me to be adding insult to injury. the refuges are not going into wealthy neighborhoods.
while you and I live in areas where the refuges are honest hard working intelligent people, GRATFUL TO HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY to be an AMERICA, this will not be common by any means.
what will happen is a bunch of disenfranchised people being told they are entitled are going to make everyone around them miserable.
what are your thoughts please?