Originally posted by @Barry-Sanchez
I’m confused.
We know.
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omg barry. Be reasonable. Let’s say for example, that I was chasing you round your house with an axe. Pay attention, because the likelihood of this eventuality is increasing by the moment. Your instinct in this circumstance would be to dart out into the street, and then prob head towards the Police Station. If you can’t get in the Cop Shop, you might go to ur mums house. If you can’t get in there, you might go to Costa Coffee and have a sit down.
Point is, even under desperate circumstance you have an order of preference. It don’t mean that you wouldn’t be grateful when ur mum answers the door, even if she ain’t po-po. It don’t mean you could’ve stayed at home.
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Originally posted by @Bearsy
omg barry. Be reasonable. Let’s say for example, that I was chasing you round your house with an axe. Pay attention, because the likelihood of this eventuality is increasing by the moment. Your instinct in this circumstance would be to dart out into the street, and then prob head towards the Police Station. If you can’t get in the Cop Shop, you might go to ur mums house. If you can’t get in there, you might go to Costa Coffee and have a sit down.
Point is, even under desperate circumstance you have an order of preference. It don’t mean that you wouldn’t be grateful when ur mum answers the door, even if she ain’t po-po. It don’t mean you could’ve stayed at home.
I see now before these refugees are chased with an axe they have a preference of where they want to go to, the police station first and then the costa coffee and then Berts fry up? No sausages or bacon though? Is this right? Or I’m confused, they run a way from an axe with a preferential list of where is better? Seems an awful contrived if the fellow with the axe has just burst in, I am well confused now.
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Whatever B. If you’re going to pretend to not understand any answer that isn’t precisely what you’re looking for, do us all the the curtesy of stop asking dumb questions, you fucking cretin.
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I’m confused Bearsy, I was only coming to the level you use and putting my thoughts across, can these fugees/bros (your words) pick and choose where they reside if they are fugess (your words), surely you would look for the safest place first and then become an economic migrant not the other way round? Have I missed something but somethig seems amiss with the European dream if people are being chased with an axe all the way through Europe.
Originally posted by @Coxford_lou
Originally posted by @Bearsy
Originally posted by @Shurlock-from-Saintsweb
Lou sitting on the fence as per usual
Little shit
Was that a standing or squatting one lou? 
Originally posted by @Barry-Sanchez
I’m confused Bearsy, I was only coming to the level you use and putting my thoughts across, can these fugees/bros (your words) pick and choose where they reside if they are fugess (your words)
Thanks for making reasonable argument. Yeah, that’s what I said, they’re running away, but where you try to run to is a matter of personal choice. They’re not running blind. Their ability to actually get to where they want to go, is not neccesarily in their control, of course.
Problem for us is that we have a reputation of being hospitable, and all round good eggs. If we don’t want people running here, then we should start a rumour that English people smell, or something like that.
If you run for safety the first priority is to get safe, leaving for a better economic life is something totally different.
No, they ain’t leaving for a better economic life. That’s bit offensive, Barry. I’m sure that all genuine refugees, would rather that they could’ve stayed at home.
Surprising turn of events. Totally not Right-Wing Barry falls into yet another classic Right-Wing trope. Deliberately conflating migrants & refugees.
Now I agree with you there to a point but Sweden for instance may have to deport over 50% of the claimants as they are false
KRG, you do realise that the left wingers are doing this in Sweden, are they fascist?
That’s an interesting leap.
I’m not sure that is the Subject At Hand, but yeah i spose I have a lot of sympathy toward refugees, some sympathy with economic migrants, but my sympathy towards economic migrants masquerading as refugees, if that’s what we’re talking about now, is slightly tarnished by good old Moral Indignation. But it still doesn’t affect how I feel about Genuine Refugees, i.e. we should take as many as we are able, if they deign to Join Us.
Originally posted by @KRG
That’s an interesting leap.
Are the Swedish Green Party fascist for doing this?
And thats the crux, genuine, genuines refugees and genuine economic migrants, why burn papers? Why remain in Calais? Cant they be processed in France? Or even dare I say as they should be at their first point of entry in to the EU? National self interest above the EU and until that changes it is doomed to failure. Thats a reality not right wing conjecture, and the English right wing is centre ground in Europe ha ha we are the most middle of the road fair play nation on the planet, we’re pretty good.
Does this tactic ever work for you?
No interest in playing this game with you. Anyways sir, I am off to do some stuff then go to the game. Enjoy your evening.
Originally posted by @Barry-Sanchez
And thats the crux, genuine, genuines refugees and genuine economic migrants, why burn papers? Why remain in Calais? Cant they be processed in France? Or even dare I say as they should be at their first point of entry in to the EU? National self interest above the EU and until that changes it is doomed to failure. Thats a reality not right wing conjecture, and the English right wing is centre ground in Europe ha ha we are the most middle of the road fair play nation on the planet, we’re pretty good.
I’m not sure what ur going on about now. Write to ur MP or something, they’re paid to pander to simpletons.
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Oh Bearsy ha ha!
And to you, UTS.