Islamic councils (In Australia) don't speak for all Muslims(Globally in the US) or even the US. How about we avoid generalizations and assumptions and look at the facts.

It's okay, we can take it. We have dem moneyz. I personally don't see people as refugees or germans. I see them as humans and I don't really care where they come from or why they come or how long they want to stay. After all, if I wanted to go to the USA or something, I also want to be treated nicely. So I am nice to other people. Because I simply treat other people the way I want to be treated. It's a pretty simple way of life.

Yeah, the culture might take a hit, blahblah. But that happens all the time in history. Culture is a living thing and in fact it becomes richer and richer with more influences. You can't conservate culture. You can try, but your culture will die because nobody cares for it.

I don't know, I just don't see a reason to panic right now. We already had a refugee crisis in the 90s and it worked out ok. I mean, if we (the west) decide to bomb the shit out of the middle east and take every resource including water from africa, we should expect things like this. Such a pity that those people who we are exploiting since decades won't just shut up and starve to death, right? Come on.

What do you think about today's speech by Martin Schultz, the President of the European Parliament from Germany, who said that countries that don't want to accept the distribution mechanism will be made to do it BY FORCE? Are the Germans already back to their "good old" ways?

Personally, I am 100% against Poland accepting a single immigrant. 0 persons. The Western politicians are a bunch of irresponsible idiots. Merkel opening the borders and saying that Germany will accept the immigrants opens the floodgate and there will only be more coming this and the following years. Millions will come for the free money that these Western morrons throw at them. I don't want my country to participate in this madness. Help these people? Absolutely! But at the source, to solve the problem, not by taking in hundreds of thousands of muslims to my country alone, which doesn't solve anything.

Especially since these immigrants (cause they are NOT refugees, they are economical immigrants who came here from safe Turkish camps) don't want to come to Poland. We don't want them, they don't want to come to us. There should be no problem, but insteady Germany wants to force us to somehow imprison these people in our country against their will. Does Germany want yet again to build German Camps in Poland? I kinda think what they are doing is against human rights, it is absolutely against the existing EU law and looks very much like human trafficking to me.

Unfortunately our current government is a massive German wh*re and does absolutely everything Germany tells it to do. Fortunately we are having elections in 1.5 month and a party that wants to form a union with other countries from the region against this absurd policy has a very healthy lead (approx. 38% vs. 20%) on the ruling party. Hopefully they manage to rule on their own, cause if they don't get 50% of places in the Parliament, the current party may remain at power in some crazy coalition and it would be a disaster.

Don't people in the UK and other European countries look down upon Polish migrants? I remember some debate about a group of people in the UK wanting to stop immigrants coming from Poland. Always funny when the shoe is on the other foot I guess. 

I doubt any of those refugees want to stay in Poland anyway. 

85% of Syrians are muslims, aren't they? And you are wrong in saying that it's immigrants from Syria, cause the first cargo that is said to come to Poland is already said to consist mainly of citizens of Eritrea. It's not just Syria, everyone wants to get on the German moneytrain!

Some hard numbers from someone (some forex speculator I'm following solely due to reason he's good at summing up first-hand statistical information) who cared enough to collect them. He didn't posted sources, but those were claimed to be official (up to a June including), i.e. undertracked as they only represent offical applications for refugee status (illegals not included).

EU total:

Hungary:

Germany:

EU total. July est. 130 thousands, August est. 150 thousands. It's exponential! YOY increase: Jan-Jun +78%, seems like not match, but before Arab Spring it averaged at 120-130 thousand levels for the whole first half of the year, i.e. 4 times less. If we count only last month and compare it to prior 2011 standards, that'd be a year's migration volume within a single month!

Consequences:

1) Munich today (come to think of it, I was walking down that street just few months ago!):

2) Germany halts train traffic from Austria, rail firm says via Reuters.

3) All of a sudden, second person in charge in Germany as far as I'm getting official hierarchy via Tagesspiegel has said the following:

Was kann die internationale Staatengemeinschaft gegen die eigentlichen Fluchtursachen tun, den Bürgerkrieg in Syrien und den Vormarsch des sogenannten "Islamischen Staats"?
Wir müssen unser Verhältnis zu Russland ändern. Die Schlüssel zur Beendigung des Krieges in Syrien liegen in Moskau und Washington. Eine drohende Eskalation des Krieges mir russischer Unterstützung auf der einen und westlicher Unterstützung auf der anderen Seite wird die Flüchtlingszahlen noch weiter in die Höhe treiben. Das müssen wir verhindern.

And it's always fun to read comments section, the highest rated among them :D

>>Eine drohende Eskalation des Krieges mir russischer Unterstützung auf der einen und westlicher Unterstützung auf der anderen Seite wird die Flüchtlingszahlen noch weiter in die Höhe treiben.

Wieder nur Geschwafel. Die Russen wollen Assad gegen den IS unterstützen. Wieso sind sie dann auf der "anderen Seite"? Will der Westen nicht auch den IS bekämpfen? Oder geht es den USA nur darum, einen weiteren Verbündeten der Russen zu beseitigen?