If you don't want to encourage extremism, don't create the soil for it to grow in.
If you don't want to encourage extremism, don't create the soil for it to grow in.
Yes, and we're cracking down on right wing violence? Just recently, a NPD functionary has been sent to jail for 7 years for his arson. That takes time. The mills of justice grind slowly but steadily. Edit: It's 8 years even. source
The Euro is a much more complex question, which is not related to refugees at all. It has more to do with the southern european states and their struggle against bankruptcy. But this has nothing to do with the topic at hand and will derail the thread.
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No like "We are about to undertake a massive refugee program which will cost you, the taxpayer immense amount of money aswell as put further strain on the already failing EURO, why? We don't know!"
Also, i'm curious would you do the same handwaving if hypothetically another chancellor was elected and then decided to kick every refugee out?
Hmm, maybe more Rousseau, less Machiavelli. Only states are capable to make decisions like this, much akin to welfare systems, environmental protection, development aid etc - basically any public good in existence. Leave it to the people themselves and nothing happens. Ultimately, people might be decent people, but if you allow them to hide behind anonymity and freeride, you end up with nothing being done.
Idk if it's wise to risk basing your economical stability, social wellbeing on the worlds largest show of virtue-signalling force.
It's like Germany is being threatened when Sweden calls itself the worlds humanitarian superpower.
I'm sorry but I don't believe you for a second that the whole reason the Euro has dropped by 25% in during the height of the migrant crisis is because of greece, you trying to dismiss the topic doesn't make it less relevant.
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