But we will anyway I just vote to put them all in Germany, Sweden, France and UK since they want to go their anyway. 

First, I feel that this is a tragedy for everyone involved. To my knowledge, this is a universally bad situation.

Now, starting at a basic level, I have no problem with people leaving wartorn and ravaged countries and moving somewhere more peaceful. My ancestors did that when coming to the USA back in the 1800's, and they were perfectly justified. And Syria's five-way civil war is at least as terrible as what they had to deal with. Countries surrounding Syria have already absorbed a lot of the 4 million refugees. Lebanon and Jordan in particlar have accepted a huge number of refugees compared to their population. But even then, there simply are not that many places to run away to, so going to Europe is completely understandable.

From what I can understand, there may be over a million people who would want to resettle in Europe rather than sticking in Syria or the already overcrowded camps in the region. That is a lot, but I think Europe is big enough to absorb that. The European Union alone has half a billion people, a relatively wealthy economy, and good infrastructure. In the decade following 1900, the USA absorbed ten million immigrants, who not only didn't speak English but were largely from Eastern and Southern Europe instead of the earlier Western and Northern Europeans, and thus were fairly isolated. There were many problems involved, but the USA continued to thrive despite that.

My main worry for Europe would be that European countries have sometimes had trouble integrating immigrants. Immigrants don't necessarily need to shed their old identity, but need to be willing participants in their new country of residence. This involves knowing how to speak, read, and write the local language, following native laws that aren't life-threatening, associating with natives, and so on. In many cases, European countries have either not bothered or allowed migrants to create small colonies in a foreign country. That simply doesn't end well for either the refugees or the natives.

No, in this case, they are not, and that's the problem. Hungary is holding them back since they don't want these immigrants or refugees by intentionally slowing down every part of the process to a crawl. And because they fear they could stay there in their country (hungary has a pretty far right government), every one stays under tight control until they are at the next border (generelly the austrian border). And there are more comimg to their border than they are processing through their tight system, causing the refugees to have to wait for days before anything happens. Yes, social security could and should wait a day or two, but not with the hungarian border patrol, as this is the very first thing they do (and even that at a crawl)

Of course, of course, whatever helps you sleep at night

I see it like the US waged their wars and didnt care about the aftermath. Quite honestly, these refugees should be going to the US. I don't see why Europe has to pay for what isnt our fault.

With that said, muslim immigrants are noticeable for beeing disrespectful of the customs in the country they immigrated to. I do think an iron-fist on these issues is essential. This must pose no threat to european citizens.

This link says it was cancelled over security risks:

http://www.expatica.com/fr/news/country-news/Houellebecq-play-pulled-in-Croatia-over-security-risk_473009.html

By security risks, they mean violence by Muslims. Obviously they haven't integrated that well.

You have bad info. 

Sorry, you will have to google translate from Croatian:

http://www.journal.hr/elementarne-cestice-66-dubrovacke-ljetne-igre/

I would have to learn more about to give a thought out opinion it. As long as they legally migrant to other countries and adapt to the lifestyle there, then it's fine, On the other hand, if the people in a country don't want the refugees there then they shouldn't be allowed in.

True but why is almost all of europe in Nato for example? We should stop supporting US foreign policy then we have a right to not take these immigrants.

In the same sense, the US should stop paying for Europe's defenses and the majority of the UN's budget.