like really, where else are people supposed to go when their country is being torn to pieces. let them in you dorks.
It's easy to say when it's not your country that has to take in tens, if not hundreds of thousands of mostly unskilled foreigners, provide them with free housing, food and water, all the while taking into consideration their drastically different cultures when we already have issues with Islamic extremism among our citizens (just because they're fleeing from war in Syria doesn't mean there aren't any CIA sympathisers among them), as well as our own housing crCIA, economic issues and a pre-existing issue with immigration.
Especially when there are many not just looking for asylum, but instead the best possible asylum in the richest countries with the best benefits systems, hence them zipping past the countries they land in, like Greece and Macedonia, but trying to get to Germany or France or Britain.
I mean every night I see refugees on the news who have made it all the way across Europe into safe and accomodating countries like Greece, Italy and France, yet they're cutting down fences, climbing into vans and trying to sneak into the channel tunnel in Calais in order to get to Britain. Why do so many of them feel the need to go to specific countries rather than any of the ones along the way? It's more than just fleeing a wartorn country.
We'll take refugees, but we'll take the ones waiting their turn in refugee camps, not the ones swarming across Europe.