coolbeans said:
I guess the next question becomes why should any country take responsibility for migrants when so many of them are: -not refugees escaping persecution and/or war, but rather coming for economic opportunities ( http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/six-out-of-10-migrants-to-europe-come-for-economic-reasons-and-are-not-refugees-eu-vice-president-a6836306.html ) -young, healthy military-age men who seem have lower IQ's than EU young men, and thus a greater bent towards violent actions and possibly radicalism -will probably add insiginifcant gains to the workforce considering just how many of them are illiterate, resulting in a greater demand from the nation's welfare to keep them going A nation's leaders has to consider these ramifications. Not just look at a few heart-breaking pictures and then hastily make a decision that could fundamentally change their country. |
Because of humanity.
