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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Starter] * 4
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Starter said:
if you can pull yourself away from wanting censorship and bans because you're butthurt.




I simply like when rules and regulations are enforced.
There is actually a purpose behind rules regarding how people interact on a forum. Go figure!

Flaming around throwing insults at other people and then calling them butthurt, claiming they do not believe in freedom of speech, because they don't appreciate your flaming, makes zero sense.

You are acting bad and there is no way what so ever you can make that into someone else's error. You attempt to degrade someone else for your own failure. Man that's grasping for straws. Are you out of straw, straw man?

Starter said:
I'll post the answers on my Wednesday evening (AEST). If you do have that shiny new degree you will know full well math melts the libby argument of letting 'em in.




New degree?

Which argument is that again? The argument saying that all boarders should be completely open all the time without any regulation? I.e. the argument that no one has presented?  Looking forward to you arguing against fictional opponents again, straw man! See you at the great unveiling of the edumocated truth that will change everything.

Starter said:
It also proves leftist ideology is incapable of sound immigration policy and governance.




If you had an education in maths I doubt you would use the term "proof" so easily. You are using it as used in politic discussion, like some art-degree libtard fuckface (did I say it right?) Your bullshit isn't proof of anything.

Also:
"leftist ideology"
"Muslim ideology".
Etc...

Clumping up big groups acting as if they are one homogeneous group is not a very honest way to debate. Make enough ridiculous exaggerations and the solution will be easy to find. That's obviously your method here. A person with a REAL degree would not use this method. Ever. You have a degree in politics or art or something?

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Tipote] * 1
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Tipote said:
Bubbles85 said:
Tipote said:
I am french with muslims, jews, buddhists and christians in my family.




Out of interest Tipote, where do you fit within that family? Are you even religious?



No, i'm not religious at all. I dont like religion as a whole.

Religion is lame. I'd rather just work things out myself with my own faculties.



Well, at least thats one thing the majority "left or right" can at least agree upon in this thread :thumbup:

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Malkuthian] * 2
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:thatsaten:


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I am in a minority on the shroomery, as I frequently defend the opposing side when they have a point about something or when my side make believes something about them.  I also attack my side if I think they're wrong.  People here get very confused by that and think it means I prefer the other side.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Tipote]
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Tipote said:
I agree! I'm not in favour of an open door. I am in favour of taking refugees under well organised and well managed mechanisms- I think this should start from UN camps.



This is exactly where the British PM has got it bang on. As I'm sure you are aware, he has advocated places in the UK, only to the most vulnerable people, that are specifically selected from refugee camps in Syria's immediate vicinity.

He has opted out of relocating, or accepting, any migrant in to the country, that has come into the EU of there own accord, which is exactly the right decision to make, considering that, at that stage, we do not know who they are, or where they are from, once there here illegally.

At least this way, we know the people who really need the help the most (like the elderly, women and children) are getting it, instead of free loading economic migrants.

Thats not to say that immigration policy is not still a complete and utter mess in the UK, it most certainly is. But with this particular crisis, i think there doing the right thing.

Edited by Bubbles85 (02/01/16 04:04 PM)

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Tipote]
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Tipote said:

Quote:
I've been to mosque many times and they say that I am muslim "in essence" whatever that means. They said once that they would love me to convert but they never pushed it. I just said its not EVER going to happen. I am still close with many muslims.



There we have it - Tipote admits his support of Islam - the enemy of the West. His view of being a muslim in "essence" [sic] is what motivates him to defend rapefugees and the invasion of Europe by these regressed savages.


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Convert Metric and Imperial.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Starter]
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Starter said:
Tipote said:

Quote:
I've been to mosque many times and they say that I am muslim "in essence" whatever that means. They said once that they would love me to convert but they never pushed it. I just said its not EVER going to happen. I am still close with many muslims.



There we have it - Tipote admits his support of Islam - the enemy of the West. His view of being a muslim in "essence" [sic] is what motivates him to defend rapefugees and the invasion of Europe by these regressed savages.



OH NO, A HERETIC!



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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Malkuthian]
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Malkuthian said:
Starter said:
if you can pull yourself away from wanting censorship and bans because you're butthurt.




I simply like when rules and regulations are enforced.
There is actually a purpose behind rules regarding how people interact on a forum. Go figure!

Flaming around throwing insults at other people and then calling them butthurt, claiming they do not believe in freedom of speech, because they don't appreciate your flaming, makes zero sense.

You are acting bad and there is no way what so ever you can make that into someone else's error. You attempt to degrade someone else for your own failure. Man that's grasping for straws. Are you out of straw, straw man?

Starter said:
I'll post the answers on my Wednesday evening (AEST). If you do have that shiny new degree you will know full well math melts the libby argument of letting 'em in.




New degree?

Which argument is that again? The argument saying that all boarders should be completely open all the time without any regulation? I.e. the argument that no one has presented?  Looking forward to you arguing against fictional opponents again, straw man! See you at the great unveiling of the edumocated truth that will change everything.

Starter said:
It also proves leftist ideology is incapable of sound immigration policy and governance.




If you had an education in maths I doubt you would use the term "proof" so easily. You are using it as used in politic discussion, like some art-degree libtard fuckface (did I say it right?) Your bullshit isn't proof of anything.

Also:
"leftist ideology"
"Muslim ideology".
Etc...

Clumping up big groups acting as if they are one homogeneous group is not a very honest way to debate. Make enough ridiculous exaggerations and the solution will be easy to find. That's obviously your method here. A person with a REAL degree would not use this method. Ever. You have a degree in politics or art or something?



Ok, you had your rant crying about how you're bent out of shape and how it's all so unfair. Are you going to add any debate/comment on the numbers I posted on the Islamic colonisation of Britain?


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Convert Metric and Imperial.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Starter]
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Starter said:
Tipote said:

Quote:
I've been to mosque many times and they say that I am muslim "in essence" whatever that means. They said once that they would love me to convert but they never pushed it. I just said its not EVER going to happen. I am still close with many muslims.



There we have it - Tipote admits his support of Islam - the enemy of the West. His view of being a muslim in "essence" [sic] is what motivates him to defend rapefugees and the invasion of Europe by these regressed savages.



stfu, you just spout shit.

your argument is savage.


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War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Starter] * 2
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Starter said:
Tipote said:

Quote:
I've been to mosque many times and they say that I am muslim "in essence" whatever that means. They said once that they would love me to convert but they never pushed it. I just said its not EVER going to happen. I am still close with many muslims.



There we have it - Tipote admits his support of Islam - the enemy of the West. His view of being a muslim in "essence" [sic] is what motivates him to defend rapefugees and the invasion of Europe by these regressed savages.



He's a 'Muslim supporter' because he gets along with Muslims, and not a bigoted hater like you are?  :whatever:


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I am in a minority on the shroomery, as I frequently defend the opposing side when they have a point about something or when my side make believes something about them.  I also attack my side if I think they're wrong.  People here get very confused by that and think it means I prefer the other side.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Tipote]
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The refugees crisis in Germany going to cost over 50 billion Euros by 2017, what a disaster.

http://www.dw.com/en/the-costs-of-the-refugee-crisis/a-19016394

Merkel now talking about sending them home after the crisis, maybe another name for deportation.

http://www.dw.com/en/merkel-expects-most-syrian-and-iraqi-refugees-to-return-home-once-conflict-is-over/a-19013957

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman]
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Wow, shes actually suggesting that all Iraqi and Syrian refugees return home when ISIS is defeated.
She must be getting desperate to start making these sorts of claims.

Most of her own party are against her policies regarding this situation.

There's no way these people will just return home of there own free will, when, or should i say IF, Syria and Iraq finally become stable place's to live.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Falcon91Wolvrn03] * 1
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Falcon91Wolvrn03 said:
Starter said:
Tipote said:

Quote:
I've been to mosque many times and they say that I am muslim "in essence" whatever that means. They said once that they would love me to convert but they never pushed it. I just said its not EVER going to happen. I am still close with many muslims.



There we have it - Tipote admits his support of Islam - the enemy of the West. His view of being a muslim in "essence" [sic] is what motivates him to defend rapefugees and the invasion of Europe by these regressed savages.



He's a 'Muslim supporter' because he gets along with Muslims, and not a bigoted hater like you are?  :whatever:



I get along with some Muslims, but am definitely not a Muslim supporter :shrug:

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bubbles85]
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Bubbles85 said:
Wow, shes actually suggesting that all Iraqi and Syrian refugees return home when ISIS is defeated.
She must be getting desperate to start making these sorts of claims.

Most of her own party are against her policies regarding this situation.

There's no way these people will just return home of there own free will, when, or should i say IF, Syria and Iraq finally become stable place's to live.



Yeah, they're going to leave Germany and elsewhere kicking and screaming, so be it.

It's no different than what Trump is going to be forced to do, illegals have to leave.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman] * 1
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qman said:
The refugees crisis in Germany going to cost over 50 billion Euros by 2017, what a disaster.

http://www.dw.com/en/the-costs-of-the-refugee-crisis/a-19016394

Merkel now talking about sending them home after the crisis, maybe another name for deportation.

http://www.dw.com/en/merkel-expects-most-syrian-and-iraqi-refugees-to-return-home-once-conflict-is-over/a-19013957



good links, qman.

with the first link, it wasn't just the 50 billion which was the only point.

Quote:
"Of course, every euro spent by the government is somebody else's income, from construction companies building refugee shelters to language schools and shops where refugees buy food," IW's Tobias Hentze, who co-authored the study, told DW.

"That's why we consider spending for refugees to be a small stimulus package for the economy."



Quote:
Some of the refugees will find jobs after the bureaucratic hurdles are cleared and work permits are issued. The researchers estimate that 99,000 people this year and 276,000 in 2017 won't have to rely on the government's support, except for language and integration classes. The money not spent on them is taken into account in the study.



Quote:
Hentze admitted. "If refugees have jobs, they pay taxes and social security contributions. This money would be washed into state coffers."

He added that IW had not yet tried to calculate exactly how much that would be, but said an analysis of fiscal costs and benefits was in the works.

All studies on the cost of refugee support suffer from a lack of data. It is simply not clear yet how many refugees will be able to find work.

"Our expectations should not be too high," warned Detlef Scheele, a director at the Federal Labor Office (BA), in an interview for the "Süddeutsche Zeitung" newspaper. "If all goes well, maybe 10 percent of refugees will find work during their first year here, half of them after five years, and 70 percent after 15 years."



Quote:
If regional and federal authorities don't display financial restraint in other areas, the IW study concludes, they risk heading towards fresh borrowing very soon.



Absolutely, 50 billion is alot. This is a real juggling act in the beginning. I think in the long term things would improve.

Again - i'm saying that the deciding factor for me is the moral one, not the economic one.

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about the second link..

I think Merkel is being very optimistic, but she isnt being completely naive. She is right that 70% of those that came from Yugaslavia as refugees have returned. This isnt the case for all refugees, many in France came for the short term and stayed.  I dont think that identity can be discounted in these kind of situations. Many will go back to Syria when there is peace, i have no doubt. And many will also stay.

I'm not sure about the rules around the path to citizenship in Germany, I suspect that generally will have at least 5 years before being able to apply for citizenship. I think that is the case in the US at least. I imagine most will have a kind of semi-permanent residency status.

A lot of this comes down to how long the conflict will go on for? This should just be more incentive for the world to stop these fucking wars.


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War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bubbles85]
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Bubbles85 said:
Tipote said:
Bubbles85 said:
Tipote said:
I am french with muslims, jews, buddhists and christians in my family.




Out of interest Tipote, where do you fit within that family? Are you even religious?



No, i'm not religious at all. I dont like religion as a whole.

Religion is lame. I'd rather just work things out myself with my own faculties.



Well, at least thats one thing the majority "left or right" can at least agree upon in this thread :thumbup:



YESSSS agreement!!


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War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman]
    #22850734 -

qman said:
Bubbles85 said:
Wow, shes actually suggesting that all Iraqi and Syrian refugees return home when ISIS is defeated.
She must be getting desperate to start making these sorts of claims.

Most of her own party are against her policies regarding this situation.

There's no way these people will just return home of there own free will, when, or should i say IF, Syria and Iraq finally become stable place's to live.



illegals have to leave.



Damn straight brotha :rockon:

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Tipote] * 1
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Tipote said:
YESSSS agreement!!



I think we actually agree on alot more than we realize. Obviously there's still alot that we don't agree on. But hey, small steps and all that :lol:

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Tipote]
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Yeah, spending money on refugees is a "stimulus package for the economy". :huxleyfacepalm:

Borrowing money and then spending it on refugees doesn't create economic prosperity, the people that don't understand economics keep spewing this nonsense, fucking unreal.

Japan has been in a economic slump for over 25 years, if they only brought in 20 million peasants from China to "stimulate" their economy!! That line of reasoning is beyond idiotic. :lol:

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bubbles85]
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Bubbles85 said:
Tipote said:
I agree! I'm not in favour of an open door. I am in favour of taking refugees under well organised and well managed mechanisms- I think this should start from UN camps.



This is exactly where the British PM has got it bang on. As I'm sure you are aware, he has advocated places in the UK, only to the most vulnerable people, that are specifically selected from refugee camps in Syria's immediate vicinity.

He has opted out of relocating, or accepting, any migrant in to the country, that has come into the EU of there own accord, which is exactly the right decision to make, considering that, at that stage, we do not know who they are, or where they are from, once there here illegally.

At least this way, we know the people who really need the help the most (like the elderly, women and children) are getting it, instead of free loading economic migrants.

Thats not to say that immigration policy is not still a complete and utter mess in the UK, it most certainly is. But with this particular crisis, i think there doing the right thing.



Yes, I'm glad that Cameron is at least doing the kindertransport kind of thing, hes also taking refugees from UN camps as youre saying, and he is even taking people from the calais jungle if they have family in the UK.

I think its unrealistic to think refugees aren't going to come if we just take people from UN camps. The fact is, the rules are that if your family are in the country then you can come. I don't think that people coming by themselves should be fully rejected, i'm just saying that with more being taken from the UN camp then we can focus on the most vulnerable while at the same time creating the incentive to believe in the process of resettlement from the UN camps. That might stop people wanting to make the journey themselves. I do think, however, that just because someone was able to come by themselves, they arent necessarily less vulnerable. Some of the people the UK is taking from calais are mentally retarded refugees and children.

I think that not accepting any people that came into the EU by themselves is a mistake. They are entitled to protection if they are genuine refugees, unless they make arrangements for them to be deported to another safe country, there will be thousands of people just lingering around in Europe. If people are just allowed to fester in the Calais Jungle, its not going anywhere. Festering for years in slums isn't going to be helpful in the long run for anyone.


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War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bubbles85]
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Bubbles85 said:
Tipote said:
YESSSS agreement!!



I think we actually agree on alot more than we realize. Obviously there's still alot that we don't agree on. But hey, small steps and all that :lol:



:lol: yeh man youre absolutely right. :thumbup:


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