Maximus wrote:No it does not make sense,
You can go ---- yourself Paphitis by calling me an insesitive prick if you want to twist things like that.
Europe has high unemployment at the moment, people are struggling as it is, countries and people are under Austerity and society is already strained.
Where are these people going to live in Europe? tents or houses? Who is going to pay?
Where are they going to work?
You're the one who said it Max. I remind you again that you said all Syrian refugees (some of which may even be Kurdish) are economic refugees.
Well I am sorry, but I don't think they are wanting to go to Germany in order to invest their family savings into the DAX.
They are fleeing Syria because of the regime, or DAESH, or Al Nusra, or Islamic Front or all of the above. It's as simple as that.
You can't expect them to stay in a country that doesn't even give them any status and here I was saying about Public Sector jobs and all. I mean let's get reall about this Max. Is there any wonder why we have all these fundamentalist groups spring up chopping very SHIA's head off? I have never condoned it and I oppose DAESH with such ferocity but are you really surprised Max? I am not!
Don't worry about who is going to pay? all countries have economic problems in this GFC Max, just like Greece but no where near as bad. Which is why Greece should only make a token gesture of let's say 5,000 and let the rich countries do the heavy lifting. The EU is going to pay for Greece anyway Max. Cyprus being such a tiny little country can make an even smaller contribution - let's say 1,000.
I am sure you would be the first to agree. I am 100% certain!
Fact is Max, every country has to do their bit. the UK has just put its hand up as Cameron has announced he will take thousands. waiting to hear the exact number but I am sure he might come close to Germany's big contribution. The Krauts never cease to amaze me with their new found generosity. Pity they were not so generous when it came to Greece.