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User avatar #41 - andywazowski (09/09/2015) [-]
What bothers me is the idea that people can't see why we can't keep giving the refugees money.

500 arrive, okay fine we can give out money
1200 arrives, oookay, guess we can give you money aswell
10000 arrive, we have to cut down on the money we GIVE you

RACISTS!
******* hell
#1196 to #41 - yamikun (09/10/2015) [-]
Some of them don't even need the money. I am from greece and i was at peireus yesterdaty (athens port) and i happened to be there at the same time they were unloading "refuges" from mitilini a greek island they illegaly head to from the oh so war torn Turkey and they were happily taking selfies with iphones... no sad starving people just people acting like they were on vacation...

Sorry i don't have any sympathy for refugees when there are greeks searching through the garbage for food. Yet our great government decides to give shelters with free wifi to refugees because those poor poor people can't live without facebook. Because why not? Its not like we need the money right? We only owe to half the planet lets go for 100%.

I wish we had the balls australia had to say "hey you cross into our waters illegally we will sink you "
#1198 to #1196 - anon (09/10/2015) [-]
Greece doesn't need money neither, still the rest of us have to pay your bills.
#1200 to #1198 - yamikun (09/10/2015) [-]
Exactly... And i'd rather see that money go to where its needed so that greece can stand in its feet again by following the EU reforms rather than wifi covered shelters for iphone owning refugees
#760 to #41 - zandersave ONLINE (09/10/2015) [-]
You guys act like its money down the drain. If they spend it in Danish shops it's not going to waste. Its still in the economy. The country wont become poorer, the government will just have to rebudget or reduce expenditure. Oh no, they cant repair that highway for the 200th time, tragic.
#849 to #760 - ryrynz (09/10/2015) [-]
By your marvelous logic they can give me everyone's ******* money and I promise I'll spend it. It won't be down the drain. In fact maybe I could just speed things up and just rob a bank, I'll spend it!
User avatar #765 to #760 - andywazowski (09/10/2015) [-]
Well no, you seem to have missed my point, what I'm saying is, I hate that some people expect us to keep giving refugees the same amount of money. We can't keep giving away a huge ammount of food and shelter if people keep flooding in, it's just not possible.
#769 to #765 - zandersave ONLINE (09/10/2015) [-]
If Jordan and other Middle eastern countries can take in MILLIONS of refugees then you cant possibly say that oh so rich Denmark cant take a few tens of thousands. Sure, cut the benefits, but you can't kick them out as so many recommend.
User avatar #852 to #769 - talpss (09/10/2015) [-]
But why do they have to in the first place? Denmark has absolutely nothing to do at all with this war. Is it not right to keep Europe out of it?
User avatar #771 to #769 - andywazowski (09/10/2015) [-]
No I agree, but people need to stop bitching about us cuting down on the benfits they get.
#503 to #41 - hkkkkkk (09/10/2015) [-]
To be honest, this is mostly a problem about Islam. We all know this. That religion just seems extremely toxic to me, and I don't think you should be called a racists for raising concerns about it. I have known a lot of people who come from arabic Countries and they are nice... But the way they treat women, all the double standards involved, are just really unsettling.

I wouldn't call this a religious issue. Christians, Muslims and Jews share the same God. It's entirely cultural, and there should be no shame in exclaiming that our culture is simply vastly superior to theirs. We all know Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, etc would be ********* if it wasn't for the massive amounts of natural resources that they posses. They do not represent the pinnacle of Arab culture, they are just the lucky ones.

What I do not like is when people (look at the comments here) reduce themselves to savages and claim they should be exterminated. That's just highly hypocritical. We should lead by example, not devolve ourselves into that which we hate.

That said, refugees are refugees and they must be taken care of in an organized manner. Whatever the **** is going on at the moment is not how it should be done, considering the clear national security dangers these refugees present. I have no doubt that some of them are ISIS sympathizers.
#471 to #41 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
"we" like you're the one who has to give them anything
shut the **** up you beguilingly selfish arseholes
#1207 to #471 - dakkadakka (09/10/2015) [-]
"gimme gimme gimme" - the post
#1113 to #471 - anon (09/10/2015) [-]
kebab detected
User avatar #855 to #471 - spidahridah (09/10/2015) [-]
Kill yourself.
#856 to #855 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
go outside
User avatar #857 to #856 - spidahridah (09/10/2015) [-]
I've been outside all day/morning. Just got back inside for lunch. What is your point?
#859 to #857 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
oh wow good reply. u showed me
User avatar #862 to #859 - spidahridah (09/10/2015) [-]
I don't know where the **** you're from, but where I live we work hard for everything we have.

Furthermore, please do kill yourself.
#864 to #862 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
"I'm supeeeeeerior hrrrrgghghhnngh"
#863 to #862 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
we're all draining the world of its limited resources

back down off your high horse, kid

go back outside
User avatar #865 to #863 - spidahridah (09/10/2015) [-]
>Commie
>Calls me a kid

kekedikek
#867 to #865 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
go outside
User avatar #869 to #867 - spidahridah (09/10/2015) [-]
Suck my Aryan balls.
#870 to #869 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
:') there it is
User avatar #874 to #870 - spidahridah (09/10/2015) [-]
If you were a part of the working middle class you'd know why this situation is ******* us over. You go outside. And get a job/education.
#878 to #874 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
I'm a teacher
User avatar #879 to #878 - spidahridah (09/10/2015) [-]
Teaching kids political correctness on an online site?
#885 to #879 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
& stop reading all the wrong newspapers

& get off FJ

& become as inwardly productive as you are currently outwardly destructive
User avatar #889 to #885 - spidahridah (09/10/2015) [-]
le you're ignorant and unproductive meme. Stop eating all the BS corporatists are feeding you.
#891 to #889 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
sorry, you're - you're just so superior to me, I - I can't
#883 to #879 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
read a book
User avatar #884 to #883 - spidahridah (09/10/2015) [-]
I'm in the process of reading one. What is your point?
#888 to #884 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
ain't you tired?
User avatar #890 to #888 - spidahridah (09/10/2015) [-]
Yes I am. Thus I'm currently on FJ.
#787 to #471 - anon (09/10/2015) [-]
how did this work out for ya.
User avatar #731 to #471 - monkeyskull (09/10/2015) [-]
found the syrian!
#871 to #731 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
try harder
User avatar #926 to #871 - monkeyskull (09/10/2015) [-]
Found the refugee?
User avatar #717 to #471 - andywazowski (09/10/2015) [-]
I mean technically I am, as #700 said, i pay taxes.
#858 to #717 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
plenty of big chain companies don't though. don't see you complaining about them. lazy ******* picking easy targets along with everyone else
User avatar #873 to #858 - andywazowski (09/10/2015) [-]
You know what, you can think whatever the **** you want, I don't really care. But I think you are missing the point of my post.
#881 to #873 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
Sorry pal, it might've got lost amongst all the other "hrrgh m-muh taxes" ******** being thrown at me here
#1047 to #881 - NoobPlease (09/10/2015) [-]
Dude, you talk so much **** , I dont know if your joking or if your serious. Either way keep up the good work.
#700 to #471 - anon (09/10/2015) [-]
But they are
Or does no one pay taxes?
User avatar #693 to #471 - mettih (09/10/2015) [-]
Do you know what taxes is?
#872 to #693 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
plenty of big chain companies don't though. don't see you complaining about them. lazy ******* picking easy targets along with everyone else
User avatar #931 to #872 - heartlessrobot (09/10/2015) [-]
Because when companies evade taxes, prices stay low.
User avatar #686 to #471 - captainpooters (09/10/2015) [-]
Ever heard the phrase "money doesn't grow on trees"?
#877 to #686 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
big companies hoarde money and stow it away in swiss banks - this ***** up the economy more than scroungers ever will. syrians are as valid as you and are as entitled to comfort as you are
User avatar #1045 to #877 - captainpooters (09/10/2015) [-]
people who sit around and dont work and demand food and water aren't entitled to anything especially even if that was in their own country , even though i'm middle eastern i cannot blame europe for not sheltering refugees , besides any nation must care for their people before any one else
User avatar #585 to #471 - punxy ONLINE (09/10/2015) [-]
Do you have any idea of how tax works? The only reason they can get any benefits at all, is because the Danish people pay as much in taxes as they do, if they didn't there would be no benefits for these people. We can't have that many refugees here, without cutting their benefits significantly, unless we want to give up our free health care, and our free school and other such wonderful things we get from all the money we pay in taxes.
Now I'm not saying they shouldn't come here, but honestly I don't think they should be getting more money than a student on SU (the benefits a student gets from the state, for studying so they can focus on their studies, so the country can get competent and good workers to pay even more taxes), which they have in the past. They have also passed through a number of other countries, where there is no war, where they could have gotten registered.
Though a lot of them don't seem to care that much about just getting to a safer place, but where they can get the highest benefits. If they did only care about getting somewhere safe, they would settle for the first peaceful country they got to that has room for them, which they obviously don't.
User avatar #566 to #471 - quantumwaffle (09/10/2015) [-]
Yes we, as the money they get comes from taxes, which guess what, comes from the hard working people of the country, not the free loading refugees.
User avatar #542 to #471 - orkanoidz (09/10/2015) [-]
Kill yourself. I rest my case.
User avatar #543 to #542 - orkanoidz (09/10/2015) [-]
Yes, people deserve common decency, but not when they are mobs of retarded **** wits that very much know what they are doing, whether out of ignorance, or malice.
#639 to #543 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
stop wanking yourself off for 10 minutes over your own over-inflated sense of self and learn about what real humanity means for a change
#638 to #543 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
read a book
User avatar #499 to #471 - sakagamitomoyo (09/10/2015) [-]
I don't know which country you are from, but in most countries tax money is the money the state have at hand, meaning that you and your neighbour does in fact pay
#500 to #499 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
I druther my taxes go towards saving people than towards duckhouses & flipflops for our esteemed MPs
#827 to #500 - ohkirby (09/10/2015) [-]
I'd rather my taxes go towards the free healthcare for MY fellow citizens, get put into the education system, and go towards the lower income families who struggle to feed their children. I'd rather our taxes go towards something that will actually help move my country forward. By taking on free loaders and angry ass hats, a country will not accomplish anything.

www.barenakedislam.com/2015/09/08/heartbreaking-residents-on-the-greek-island-of-lesbos-are-being-terrorized-by-the-flood-of-muslim-invaders-pouring-in-everyday/ - in case you missed that video another user posted, here it is once again. I feel ******* awful for those citizens but who cares right? After all, as long as they're helping those disrespectful little twats then life is perfect and happy for everyone, right? Who cares if their lives are being ruined by **** that's completely unrelated to them?

"The report from the Vancouver-based think tank found that last year, the average Canadian family spent 42.1 per cent of its income on taxes and 36.6 per cent on basic necessities. The average family in that year made $79,010 and paid $33,272 in total taxes while spending just $28,887 on food, clothing and shelter combined." www.bnn.ca/News/2015/8/27/Canadian-families-spend-more-on-taxes-than-food-shelter-Report.aspx So would it be racist because I don't want my friends, family, or self to pay more and suffer more for taking in refugees? We already pay more in taxes than the **** we need to ******* LIVE. Sure, they could not raise taxes LOL then dip into Canada's funding for education and healthcare. Because helping people is more important than a country's citizens, right?

I don't see how the **** you can sit there and preach about helping people when you're sitting on ******* Funnyjunk. How about you go to those poor ass refugees and give them a hand personally? Go build some shelters for them but make sure it's of the finest quality because apparently if it's not good enough they're gonna bitch and moan about it you lazy puss filled dick blister.

Quite frankly when I hear about refugees ******* drowning I don't even give a **** anymore. Go ahead, try and get to a place where you can leech more money instead of somewhere that offers you a SAFE place to live.

Come at me reds, I ain't scared
User avatar #505 to #500 - sakagamitomoyo (09/10/2015) [-]
I see that. I just wanted to point out that it is "We" and not "The government" that pays them
#509 to #505 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
aye, I know
#495 to #471 - herrokitteh (09/10/2015) [-]
You have no idea how government works, so you?
#497 to #495 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
It doesn't ******* matter. we'll be alright. It doesn't matter how much disruption their coming here causes. "the refugees are causing traffic on the motorways" are you ******* kidding me? people are dying and you're ****** off cos you can't get to work? shut the **** up. back in your box.
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#1140 to #497 - anon (09/10/2015) [-]
Hey guys we found the refugee!
#1082 to #497 - anon (09/10/2015) [-]
I guess some people don't understand being forced to leave your home country and struggle to just live a normal life. With the understanding that the immigrants are acting sometimes poorly I still think it should be expected given they just want to get away from war and live a normal life and they just freakin left their home country and everything they knew behind for safety.
User avatar #1033 to #497 - zhlandir ONLINE (09/10/2015) [-]
I think the word you're looking for is tax.

User avatar #951 to #497 - DarkestLink (09/10/2015) [-]
How's the obvious red thumbs taste faggot.

I can tell you'll vote Hillary and claim ******** Welfare checks. ******* kill yourself leech.
User avatar #841 to #497 - Zarakima (09/10/2015) [-]
I know everyone who doesn't have an 'anti refugee' position here is getting thumbed down to **** but I agree - even though we shouldn't necessarily be forking out so much dough, I find it funny seeing people complaining about the Syrians causing traffic & being 'rude, arrogant & entitled' - their problems are one hundredfold that of all the whining westerners and they're getting treated like illegal immigrants when they're war refugees.

"Oh no, look at all these Jews coming to the country, they're just here to ruin it for us, send them back to Germany" ~ a 1940s American

You ******* think these refugees are the people who are gonna **** up the country and make you poorer? You can already thank Wall Street & your politicians for that...
#843 to #841 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
innit! ******* preach, bro! like christ not only do they have 100fold problems, they are as ******* valid as you as human beings! jhaysus
#804 to #497 - anon (09/10/2015) [-]
Do everyone a favor and emigrate to syria
User avatar #695 to #497 - mettih (09/10/2015) [-]
Children are starving in Africa aswell, never cared. People dying in war? Never going to care either
User avatar #641 to #497 - cantexplain (09/10/2015) [-]
No, they stopped dying few months ago. The ones we're talking about Now they're here, and they're not "stopping a motor way". They're burning flags and beating on people while throwing away food and water they are given.
#619 to #497 - elaxx (09/10/2015) [-]
**** them. On behalf of many Ukrainians I say. **** them. EU regulations about migration from Ukraine have been tight for many years and when the Ukrainian conflict started it tightened even more. Majority would straight out get rejected. I'm talking about the people from the area of actual conflict, not even talking about thousands of Ukrainians from around, those had no chance of being accepted whatsoever. But you know what? I understood that. It's not simple to just accept thousands of refugees just like that and it has always been tough. So Ukrainians instead scattered around to whoever would take them, they just wanted a peaceful life, even though they received a harsh welcome.

Now this thing with Syria happened. I understand that as well. War, all the same all over again. But look at that! Hundreds of thousands of refugees coming just in EU and millions around! And more importantly, they get accepted. They don't wait for months and months to receive any help whatsoever. They don't get massively rejected. They set up camps for them, give out food, clothes, offer asylum. Do they accept? No. No, they want to go to Germany, they want to go to Denmark, they want to go to Britain, they want to go to Sweden... What is that, the refugees say, you want me to get asylum here? In Hungary? In Italy? In Greece? In Czech Republic? NO, they say. And they go to block the highways, they block the trains, they sometimes attack trucks, sometimes they even attack people. They will complain, We have waited here for a week! Let us go to Germany! While in refugees camps, they complain about the quality of food, they complain about quality of clothes, they want a ******* phone reception, they want a proper job. Then they are disappointed because "the life in Europe is not what I imagined it would be".

On behalf of many Ukrainians, I say to refugees, are you ******* kidding me? You get opportunities so much better than anyone else fleeing from war and you even have the audacity to complain? You have so many choices that you even dare to choose where to flee? **** you. **** . You.

Now, I understand that there are thousands and thousands of refugees that don't actually care where to run, they just want to run away from war. For those, I will go out, welcome them warmly, offer food and shelter. For the rest of those wannabe helpless victims, deportation. If you can afford to choose then you are not really in need.

Also, I won't say that EU is being hypocritical. I won't, even though Ukrainians got a much harsher attitude. Why? Because I think that being willing to help and provide is always good. Even if Ukrainians didn't receive it, that kind of change is always welcome. I am however incredibly pissed at the choosy "refugees". They don't realize what they are being offered and they don't really value what they get. And to the EU I say, beware, you are getting ****** over.
#1348 to #1109 - anon (09/11/2015) [-]
looking at the third pic is what convinces me of the accuracy of that whole "war->no_war->benefits" map.

i dont know what the intended message was from that notice in pic 3, but i can sure guess what kinda message it delivered to any dirt-poor immigrant looking to get something for free in a decent first world country.

sounds like they better hurry up and get to denmark to claim that free money before it dissappears entirely since they already talkin about reducing the benefits by half.

if they stay in old islamistan, the only benefits they can expect is a free bullet in the face probably.
User avatar #834 to #619 - jarelk (09/10/2015) [-]
I really want to believe you, but I have to restrain myself from blindly agreeing with you.

Could you provide me some source about them attacking people, or them complaining about life? Basically any proof that implies they just want to freeload.
User avatar #929 to #892 - comexx (09/10/2015) [-]
I don't understand, why are they throwing food and water away?
#940 to #929 - elaxx (09/10/2015) [-]
Because they are pissed that they won't let them go to Germany. The trains were halted due to security reasons. I think they are also afraid that they might take them to one of the refugee camps in Hungary.
User avatar #960 to #940 - comexx (09/10/2015) [-]
But I still don't understand why would they throw away food and water. Even if the food isn't halal, it is stated that in case of starvation you can eat haram food. You can even steal, but only the minimum required for survival.
User avatar #980 to #960 - fresighto (09/10/2015) [-]
Yea, even during ramadan, in a medical emergency or In time of need it is commanded actually that they eat what is available, and not waste, ESPECIALLY if it's charity. The penalty for haram food is waived.
#979 to #960 - elaxx (09/10/2015) [-]
They are angry. They got plenty of water and food already. So in protest they just throw the rest away. Then in a day or two they'll ask for food again... Hell, they won't even ask, just wait or straight out demand. Because they know they will get it anyway.
#973 to #960 - parman (09/10/2015) [-]
Because they're ******* uncivilized savages.
#954 to #940 - anon (09/10/2015) [-]
that ******* disgusts me
User avatar #894 to #892 - jarelk (09/10/2015) [-]
Holy **** , you MORE than delivered, thanks for the effort! I will check these out!
#817 to #619 - kaimietis (09/10/2015) [-]
This should be stickied.
#763 to #619 - zandersave ONLINE (09/10/2015) [-]
The reason they want to go to the northern countries is because those northern countries give them rights. In Hungary they were kicked out on trains to Germany. In Eastern Europe they were poisoned and hated. They don't want to leave their countries to live somewhere that the government will hate them and the people will poison them. They want to go somewhere that will give them rights. As it should be.
User avatar #916 to #763 - crazycommando (09/10/2015) [-]
"rights"

yes....as in the ones that give you money if you complain ? yeah they totally want rights
#790 to #763 - elaxx (09/10/2015) [-]
Immigrants aren't liked anywhere. The days of surplus of work and space are decades since gone, there are too many people on Earth, there is less work and fewer chances to get up in society. As a Ukrainian who immigrated to Czech Republic I can say that even here I used to be discriminated. By people, pressured by government, immense amount of money to just be able to live here, leading a very modest way of life. I remember the times when we even had problems with food as we couldn't afford much, which are thankfully gone. Being hungry is something hard to live with and I can't even imagine how much worse it must had been for my parents to see their kids hungry and not being able to do anything about that. But I never complained. I was the different one and I did everything I could not to show where I am from, everything I could to assimilate. When in Rome, do as the Romans do. And that's how it should be. When you come en masse and cause chaos, it shouldn't be in any way surprising that you get more negativity than a usual immigrant would. As an immigrant I've learned that the less attention you draw, the better. By causing this chaos they are like magnets for hatred. This is something you just have to endure. By rolling out to the richer countries they are just creating an even worse image of themselves.
#1410 to #790 - anon (09/25/2015) [-]
so... youve been through zastavka? lol
#800 to #790 - zandersave ONLINE (09/10/2015) [-]
In your situation you were able to blend in, assimilate. But as long as there is a population that despises refugees, they will never be able to assimilate fully. To some people,employers or shopkeeps they will always be a Arab refugee. In some "poorer" countries this extends to the government also. Fortunately for them, the governments of richer countries don't think like that (at the moment).

Don't you think the refugees live a very (im using this word very loosely) "modest" way of life? They didnt take a plane or a train for most of the way. They ******* walked thousands of miles. Why do you think its mostly men? Others simply can not do it or they die. After all that do you think they want to be turned back by Australia and Hungary or worse, poisoned? Of course anyone would be ******* mad.

By rolling out to the richer countries they are creating a better life for themselves.
#810 to #800 - elaxx (09/10/2015) [-]
Yes. for employers or shopkeepers they will always be Arab refugees, just like my parents will always be Ukrainians to everyone. That's more or less the usual outcome for the first generation. They are the immigrants and will always be. The assimilation isn't as important for them as it is important for their kids. That's why I was able to assimilate. My parents will never fully assimilate. You can't just live most of your life in one country and culture, then move somewhere else and change in a few years. That's not how humans work.

I mentioned the modest way of life to make clear that I'm not talking out of my arse, I have an idea how it is to live like that. I understand that they want a better life, better life for their kids. But I stand for what I said, the reaction they get is very natural. They aren't "fleeing the war", they don't want just to "survive", which is what asylum is for. They want a better life. But guess what? Everyone does! Why don't we take whole Africa in? Their situation is even worse and more than that they can't even physically get here.

If your situation is so hopeless, if your life is in constant danger from the bombs flying over your head, the negative attitude you get form people that do, in fact, provide you an opportunity to live in a country without war should be of least priority to you. Talk to other people who want to immigrate from other countries for better life to the same countries these immigrants want to get in. Can they get in? No! Nowadays it's damn near impossible. These refugees get extra care because their country is ravaged by war but their needs aren't of those whose country is ravaged by war, they act as if they were just like the very immigrants who are going for better life. They are exploiting the system, simply put.

The negativity is something that every immigrant will have to get through. Migrating is hard, it's never easy. Sometimes impossible.
#616 to #497 - anon (09/10/2015) [-]
...Do you... Are you seriously this ******* stupid or are you a troll...

I think we need Immunity Cat to not close brain cells from your stupidity...
User avatar #567 to #497 - deaminzaints (09/10/2015) [-]
mofo, if people cant get to work, work cant be done. if work cant be done, money cant be made. if money cant be made, the companies cant pay tax nor pay employees who also pay tax. if no tax can be payed, no benefits can be given to refugees anyways.

if you halt the productivity of a country, you dont get sympathy.
we've been helping these ************* for centouries now and they still get pissed at us for not erecting mosks and conforming to their religious believes.
these ************* wanna go to sweden which allready has a huge problem with muslim ghetto's where the crime rate is skyhigh and ***** dangerous.

**** OFF WITH YOU PC BS "PPLZ ARES OF TEH DYINGS!!!"

educate yourself:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPjzfGChGlE
#1028 to #567 - anon (09/10/2015) [-]
>educate yourself
>posts youtube link
>from numbersUSA

80keks
#1384 to #1028 - anon (09/13/2015) [-]
So you can't argue with the numbers, so you complain about the source. One of the big problems with liberals is they go by their emotions and personal reasoning ability. Once you look at the numbers though, all your emotional arguments, and personal philosophy BS goes right out the window. That's why it's so important to quantify things, and that video is dumbed down enough for even a liberal to understand it.
User avatar #1061 to #1028 - deaminzaints (09/10/2015) [-]
give me something better or stfu.
#634 to #567 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
stop taking it all so personally and do something for someone else for a change. sort out your ******* victim complex
User avatar #664 to #634 - deaminzaints (09/10/2015) [-]
>"do something for someone else for a change"
mofo what you think we've been doing for the last 15+ years? we've been giving them just about ANYTHING they've demanded and yet they werent satisfied.
now even more assholes are coming who want free **** whether they need to take it or have it handed to them.
stfu about victim "complex". we spent millions on them and the only result is that they brag about it to their friends so we gotta spend even more millions on them.
sure, some will intergrate. some will pay back their due. but the amount of income compared to the output in this matter is teeny tiny.

get of your ********* and learn some **** .
User avatar #512 to #497 - ninjaspartan (09/10/2015) [-]
Wow. It's like you think money just appears out of thin air.

You know that the more money they have to give to other people, the less you get, right? Expect your job to cut your hours, your pay, and your entire livelyhood because 12,000 refugees refuse to go elsewhere for their benefits.
#518 to #512 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
I don't give a **** . They can come here & then we can sort something out. If you're worried about money, worry about the fatcats at the top of the foodchain, absorbing billions and billions of pounds and filing it all away in swiss banks. that's what's actually ******* up the economy
User avatar #652 to #518 - magicka (09/10/2015) [-]
Are you mentally deficient or do you just have no concept of how the world works?
User avatar #534 to #518 - ninjaspartan (09/10/2015) [-]
Yeah, the fat cats that create jobs for people by building and running industries with thousands of availabilities, they just keep that cash all to themselves, right? Scrooge McDuck isn't a real life character, buddy, sorry. Refugees wouldn't complain nearly as much as you, who (hopefully) already has a job, just to have a job.
User avatar #796 to #534 - burytia (09/10/2015) [-]
dude the fatcats are the reason for why jobs are disappearing

they dont want to pay salaries, health benefits, etc...they mechanize what they can replacing people with overall cheaper machines to cut costs
#1416 to #796 - anon (09/30/2015) [-]
Okay, before I make my point about that, I need to clarify what training I have had to say this so you can take this with as much salt as you want: I am currently studying computer science, taking entrepreneurship as a minor (basically a business minor with a focus on managing small business, in which human resources was my favorite class and the topic of machines was present several times), and come from a family of accountants. I love high-tech equipment and have worked in a warehouse with some pretty high-cost production machines for two years.

Machines have an initial buy-in cost that is quite high, yes. They also often require maintenance on a regular (not necessarily occasional) basis to ensure that they are in proper working order. If a production process is being temporarily suspended, such as to accommodate for market changes in different seasons (happens in agriculture), then the machines in that initial product line will just sit around unless they can be repurposed, which takes more set up time and cost. In addition, machines can only really do a couple things, and that's it.

Humans can learn, adapt, be moved around an organization, use their own creativity and ingenuity, and can also act as free marketing by telling others about how happy they are to work with their company (or act as negative press if they are not happy). In addition, you are assuming that employees are seen only as a cost to the company, and not an investment. Cost implies that it is a required use of money that cuts back on company profits, which means employees are often untrained and cut back on at the slightest opportunity. Investment implies that you are putting money into your employees to get something in return, in this case the productivity of the employee and access to their skills.

Those fat cats got fat because they learned to work with people and use their skills to their advantage. They made products and services that customers were happy to trade their money for. They have top men and women working for them to ensure their company's continued growth.

Employees are not a cost to any company that continues to succeed. They are investments, better in many ways than machines. Machines can be used to augment your employee's productivity, but the intangible benefits of an employee are far more important than a simple machine. We can handle the unexpected, act of our own accord, and benefit any organization we work for if we want. Machines cannot handle unexpected situations, cannot act of their own accord, require human ingenuity to organize and maintain, and attribute to a company only as efficient manual labour.


TL;DR, fat cats are not always douchebags, humans >>> machines because humans can adapt, employees are investments not costs, companies get rich by taking advantage of the knowledge and skills of their employees.
User avatar #1418 to #1416 - burytia (09/30/2015) [-]
yes i know humans can learn and have skills but again.... in the long run a machine costs less and can be more steadily productive

a machine can work lal day long,... in most countries a human can legally be expected to work only so many hours a day, yes there are some employers that push that boundary, but still...a human needs to rest at some point, while a machine can work non stop for 24 hours with no breaks or shifts ending

if a machine gets damaged it can be repaired or replaced, humans who get injured require healthcare which means they cannot work till healed and cost for medical treatment

plus machines can do jobs with a greater degree of hazard than humans.....OSHA regulations mean humans have to have additional costs for safety gear and training, and checkups to ensure they are not being harmed by the work environment....machines can safely work in dangerous temperatures, with hazardous chemicals, and other unsafe elements aroudn them without threat of harm impeding their ability to operate

#1417 to #1416 - anon (09/30/2015) [-]
P.S. If the benefits and money paid to those employees is what makes a company more money, then you got to spend cash to make cash.
User avatar #1176 to #796 - ninjaspartan (09/10/2015) [-]
"Cheaper machines" aka immigrants who work for cheaper. Difference is you don't see those guys complaining about losing a job, only the ones that already have one. Not to say that that's any better. But it's true.
User avatar #1333 to #1176 - burytia (09/10/2015) [-]
migrants and automation

migrants may work for **** all and be unlikely to ask for pay rises and keep working for **** forever just as long as they keep the job but theres still healthcare and other things they have to pay out for employees, whereas machines just need an initial cost to buy and then occasional inspections for maintenance, overall cheaper than having to pay workers regularly
#633 to #534 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
amazon evades billions of pounds worth of tax
come back when your maths adds up pal
User avatar #705 to #633 - junkdestroyer (09/10/2015) [-]
If you don't like that why do you want to let the refugees get away with it too?
Honestly, I read a few things from you and you have no ideia how the world runs. I'm all for helping the next, but only if the next is not going to screw me over for ****** sake. There is no lie in saying that the "fat cats" are corrupt as **** , but they don't destabilize the lives of people in such way, the refugees are creating poverty by just going to a new country, where they are paid, don't have to pay taxes and ******* refuse to follow the country's laws. When I'm invited to a friend's house for whatever reason, I respect his rules and I don't go arround eating all of his food because it's his ******* house, and if I did that I wouldn't be invited again. This what the refugees are, they have no respect for your rules and will leech you dry.
#682 to #633 - ninjaspartan (09/10/2015) [-]
Really? You're talking about an online corporation that hosts other companies on their own website to sell online. Amazon hires immigrants to answer their phones for pete's sake. It's called tax exemption, and their indian customer service representatives get bigger paychecks for it. All companies have that so that you can buy tinfoil hats for five dollars instead of twenty. You want the price of lunchables to go through the roof? Protest big wig tax "evasion." I dare ya.
#507 to #497 - hkkkkkk (09/10/2015) [-]
There's just a fine line between a racist and a person who has genuine concerns. That's why having a discussion about this is so difficult. I wouldn't be surprised if most people here fit the racist definition. FJ has always been full of idiots.
#565 to #507 - ninjaspartan (09/10/2015) [-]
Now you listen here Pip Pip, a racist mind is a racist kind. You take that to sleep with you tonight, because I know it's not gonna change hearts and minds in a day--you don't give a man a peanut and expect him to have a farm the next day--but it's alright. It's alright. One day we wil all be equil on this earth; until then imma give you a kiss Muffin.
#659 to #565 - larfang (09/10/2015) [-]
Thank you for making my morning. still hung over so this was nice to see. Btw if you ever go to Amsterdam don't go the Banana show... 60 euro for bitches just sitting there saying they won't dance unless you give them more money and you only get an hour there with unlimited ****** watered down drinks sorry about this long and unrelated post but I needed you understan the gravity of how ****** my night was and my morning so thanks man
#674 to #659 - ninjaspartan (09/10/2015) [-]
The pleasure is mine.
#513 to #507 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
It's such a shame. It's a discussion which does indeed need genuine attention but racism throws so many spanners in the works & does indeed make it so difficult
#525 to #513 - hkkkkkk (09/10/2015) [-]
It's always been that way, just blame the immigrants for all the national issues you yourself have caused. There's no doubt that the corrupt are the ones who benefit the most from the fear-mongering because it switches attention away from them.
#528 to #525 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
precisely. amazon avade billions of pounds-worth of taxes but no one gives a **** because everyone thinks the 'scroungers' are the real problem
#504 to #497 - herrokitteh (09/10/2015) [-]
You haven't read this post, obviously. There's oh, 12000 km of completely peaceful continent between Syria and Denmark. These refugees are only coming to Denmark for benefits, they pay no tax and refuse to conform to the nation's laws.

>people can't get to work
That's fine, the government will just magic more money out of thin air! That's how Denmark got so rich in the first place!
Go back to sniffing Hilary Clinton's asshole you uneducated plebeian ****
#519 to #504 - hkkkkkk (09/10/2015) [-]
You are the uneducated plebeian **** if you consider a FJ post your source of news and information

www.cnn.com/2015/09/09/world/welcome-syrian-refugees-countries/

Germany and Sweden simply have the most. Denmark has the most per capita.

"I think it's important that we signal being a community that rests on common values of democracy and defense of human rights." This basically tells you everything that you need to know.
User avatar #990 to #519 - fresighto (09/10/2015) [-]
That's because per capita is much more ******* important than total number. 50,000 migrants is jot noticible in the US, but to say, finland, that's a **** load.
User avatar #697 to #519 - mettih (09/10/2015) [-]
I am from Denmark, can confirm the information in this post is correct
#680 to #519 - anon (09/10/2015) [-]
Did you seriously just diss the man on the source he gets his information and then post a CNN news report?
#714 to #680 - hkkkkkk (09/10/2015) [-]
Are you seriously that much of a mindless ******* that you think a Funnyjunk post has a higher standard than a CNN report?

CNN isn't the greatest because of their sensationalism, but they don't just straight up lie. I found that article on a quick google search and it is the most comprehensive piece of info I found about the refugee's destinations.
User avatar #670 to #519 - xak ONLINE (09/10/2015) [-]
Problem is that Sweden which is one of the countries which supports the most refuges is also 10 times larger than Denmark, compared to landmass, where denmark supports 6 times less than Sweden, compared to that, we are one of the countries which supports the largest mass of refugees compared to landmass, since Denmark is one of the smallest countries which support a massive amount of refugees
#775 to #670 - zandersave ONLINE (09/10/2015) [-]
But Sweden only has less than double the population. Yet Denmark takes 6 times less refugees, way to go
#613 to #519 - anon (09/10/2015) [-]
you are an idiot mate, a country is rich because it is productive, removing production cripples a country.

stopping people going to work is disrupting production, motorways are used for trade and logistics as are rail ways. just stop
#524 to #519 - herrokitteh (09/10/2015) [-]
I was talking about the map that says NO WAR in just about every other European country. Denmark's just the most badly affected and the one country getting all the ******** thrown in its direction.
#508 to #504 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
how bout you wank your determinedly self-absorbed pseudo-intellect into a more productive passtime than worrying about how dying people are gonna affect the prices of your ******* chocolate before your media-endorsed selfishness becomes a countrywide sickness
#537 to #508 - rockstarownage (09/10/2015) [-]
uh....i think i'd trade some refugees for some cheaper chocolate........
User avatar #520 to #508 - ninjaspartan (09/10/2015) [-]
Unless you plan on building a house for each one of those refugees with your own hands, you can go **** off. No one is dying, quit deluding yourself.
#521 to #520 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
war @ home. don't be naive
User avatar #527 to #521 - ninjaspartan (09/10/2015) [-]
12,000 miles of safe land. Twelve. Thousand. They can be safe literally anywhere else. You're the naive one if you feel responsible for housing each and every immigrant on your own land because good-will is the only thing that makes the world go round.
#729 to #527 - anon (09/10/2015) [-]
good will is actually the only thing that makes the world (of economics) go round. currency is just an imaginary place holder for value.
User avatar #739 to #729 - ninjaspartan (09/10/2015) [-]
If you're talking about the U.S. dollar that was chopped into little bits and pieces by years of quantum easing before being backed by the good will and trust of our banking system since before Kennedy instead of gold and silver like it's supposed to be, then yes. If you're talking about any other currency in the world, no.
#531 to #527 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
"not my problem" honestly
#589 to #531 - anon (09/10/2015) [-]
Hypocrite
#529 to #527 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
go tell em all to **** off home then
User avatar #536 to #529 - ninjaspartan (09/10/2015) [-]
That's literally what you were just arguing against. Do you want your country to spread its resources thin for refugees or not?
#635 to #536 - broorb (09/10/2015) [-]
It was meant as an ironic statement - like a dare, I s'pose
User avatar #685 to #635 - ninjaspartan (09/10/2015) [-]
I'm sure plenty of people trying to drive down the highway to work do that on a daily basis to the crowds of refugees blocking their path.
#550 to #536 - hkkkkkk (09/10/2015) [-]
You should, because it's the right thing to do. Good will IS what makes the world go round.
#683 to #550 - anon (09/10/2015) [-]
i thought gravity made the earth go 'round
User avatar #557 to #550 - ninjaspartan (09/10/2015) [-]
Wanna know what the problem is? Good will is a finite resource. You're gonna find that out the hard way too, once you give your first homeless man a twenty at the end of your block and find them all gathered there the next morning expecting twenties from your wallet full of good will.
#1385 to #557 - aheael (09/13/2015) [-]
Who says good will is a finite source? There's an infinite amount.
Good will is simply just not money for you can always give money to the homeless person but will that really change their life? Be it any problem, if millions of people showed good will then the problems of today would be much more scarce.
Unfortunately people don't.
#571 to #557 - hkkkkkk (09/10/2015) [-]
Your example is why the homeless should be in homeless shelters and be taken care of by the government. I almost never give them money personally but I do not mind donating to charity or getting a tax raise from a government I consider at least mildly responsible.

In the end, homelessness exists because of lack of good will. Treating refugees with fairness, even if they themselves act unfairly, will not be enough to fix the world, but I think that building up a very good record on human rights, while also continuing to be prosperous, can compel other countries to do the same.
#912 to #571 - alfrsa (09/10/2015) [-]
Holy **** you just don't get it, do you?
User avatar #699 to #571 - mettih (09/10/2015) [-]
Homeless in Denmark pretty much put it on them themselves, they can get all the help they want to get back on their feet, but they refuse
#625 to #571 - anon (09/10/2015) [-]
"Treating them with fairness even if they themselves act unfairly". No. If someone treats you like **** will you treat them like a precious jewel? Cause if you do then they're just gonna take all they can until you get them to **** off. We can only take in so many refugees unless we want to crash our own economy. The simplest way to explain this is that if 1st world countries get too many people they'll get less money and become 2nd world countries. That might not sound so bad but if they keep getting MORE people then they'll become 3rd world countries. You know what happens in 3rd world countries? **** health, **** supplies, you'd be lucky to get paid properly, minimum wage would sink, **** , you could end up with people resorting to slavery just to make enough stuff to sell. If you don't believe me about the slavery, try researching cocoa production in the Ivory Coast as an example.
User avatar #584 to #571 - ninjaspartan (09/10/2015) [-]
So then, like, what happens when the government runs out of twenties? I mean, are you gonna go out and build homeless shelters for the homeless? Doubt it. From what I could gather from your link, Sweaden has taken in 68,000+ refugees already. Yet they still gather like a flock of seagulls for scraps. Missed Denmark on their, but I'm sure it's the same thing. Suddenly, more homeless come around Sweaden and the government runs out of good will. And now because they're reaching their limit its racism? What, is the trip to America too hard?? Tax increase and charity isn't gonna do **** for this large of an influx, there's a damn limit to something so ridiculous.

Someone else said it first, but if you let the poor and suffering oversaturate your country, then your country becomes poor and suffering. There's still plenty of places for them to go, don't just crowd one goddamn spot.
User avatar #1128 to #584 - Dropkicksxxx (09/10/2015) [-]
Don't you send them our way, we already have over 11 million illegals here, and I'm all for immigration, if you want to be a citizen that is.
#706 to #584 - hkkkkkk (09/10/2015) [-]
You don't wanna talk on terms of ethics, fine then.

What happens when you let a large amount of people sit and rot in the middle of the desert? What happens if you do not let them escape their war-ravaged country? Have you ever thought about why the Middle East is a ******** in the first place? I think centuries of violence, some of it you can blame on religion, is part of the reason. I think it would be a great idea, for everyone's sake, to rid the region of all the hypocrisy, corruption and violence that has infested it for so long. The 2003 invasion of Iraq was created as means to accomplish that but it failed miserably, so a military option, I think, will never work out.

What you end up with is a war of cultures where the most SUPERIOR culture will dictate the course of history, including the middle east and other areas of concern like China and Russia. Morals are intertwined with culture on a basic level, that's why I brought it up. It's the theory of the clash of the civilizations. Wanna know what, I think, holds the best culture in the world? That's right, Denmark along with other Scandinavian countries. Regularly, they are placed the happiest countries in the world.

When Sweden decides to take in a fairly large amount of refugees (and other kinds of asylum seekers, for that matter), they do so because it is a way for them to exert the power of their culture towards the middle east. You think that morals don't matter but in the end, morals are tied with logic and logic ALWAYS wins.

The poor ***** who flock over your country wont turn it into a ******** because as they become older and their children become more Danish or Sweden, the bad elements of their original traditions fizzle up and die and they adopt the vastly superior values and cultures of their new homes. It simply makes sense. Those people are poor not because of lack of monetary resources, but because of lack of good morals and traditions. Bad cultures do not spread around like an infectious disease, despite what you might believe. In this case, the opposite happens: Good cultures and morals spread around very fast. Look at how Vietnam on how they have adopted capitalist policies. Look at the USA and the rise of Bernie Sanders, a socialist.

As the countries in the middle east fight over their stupid **** , they will start to know of people who fled, adopted different cultures that respect women and value pacifism, and now live a much happier life. Word of mouth spreads and will be the catalyst for the cultural revolution that region needs so much.

It is part of what happened in the Arab spring. The people there rose up as they learned of other countries like America and Germany where there is a much higher standard of liberty. They learned of brothers and sisters who emigrated there and now lead a happier life. I would hazard to guess that due to the Syrian war, people no longer think of America as the standard bearer; those people now look up to Sweden. That is good news for them. After the end of the cold war, this sort of recognition has been the prime standard of power. Everyone says that Russia and China are world powers, but nobody anywhere looks up to them. Their power is as empty as those of the rich Arab Countries, countries that spawned terrorists like Osama Bin Laden.

Look, TLR, nobody is saying you should spend all your resources to take refugees in. What I'm saying is that you shouldn't look at it in such a bad way. As I said in an earlier post, there's clear concerns about Islam that should be addressed, like banning Burkas in public (like in France.) The costs look steep now but they will bring revenue in a long term basis. How? By making the world as good as your country is.
User avatar #811 to #706 - shieldanvil (09/10/2015) [-]
you wrote a lot! but without any basis for any of it, the majority of this is Utopian fabrication with no basis on anything in the real world. In the real world simple google searches will contradict most of this.
User avatar #753 to #706 - ninjaspartan (09/10/2015) [-]
Mm. Got some interesting news for you, buddy. I'm a U.S. citizen. I dunno if that makes more sense or less sense to you, but what makes sense to me is that you don't see things objectively. No, I'm not gonna look at things from an ethical standpoint, ethics are a circumstance of politics, not a cause. I have no idea what you went on a whole spheal to talk about people being nice to other people about. That's just not how the world works, and it never will, sorry. I like your optimism. But a person is smart. People are stupid. You can't just stand on a soap-box and rattle on about "If the world changes, the world will be a better place!" No one is gonna listen to that. Where would you even start? The largest movements in history haven't accomplished changing every mind and swaying every heart on the planet. That's why you never look at the world as a singular human being, because it won't act like one. Ever. As an American citizen where you get to experience the extreme polar opposite of both political spectrums, it could never be more obvious, yet we still happen to maintain that liberty you talked so fondly about.

And for the record, Bernie Sanders ain't doin much on his soap-box either, I dunno what everyone is all in a tizzy over him about.
#847 to #753 - hkkkkkk (09/10/2015) [-]
You are right that it is hard to rattle about it, it's just very hard to find a starting point because utilitarianism works in an extremely complicated way. This is something that takes up books, not college-grade essays.

What you are talking about is the whole notion that the world sucks, that everyone is an asshole and that it would be naive to think that people can overcome human nature. It's true that people cannot overcome their human nature, that is why anarchism or communism don't work and why capitalism is the best alternative. This isn't so much about ensuring that everyone does positive things but by ensuring they don't do bad things.

The fact is that history has ALWAYS gone in one direction, and that is of a more moral society. Some traditions, policies, laws that took place in the 1800's are now seen as abhorrent. You can just take racism as an example. I don't have to make a huge post about this, you can think up of many examples where society has clearly evolved. We have always been heading in the right direction, and it is going much faster now because of globalization. The fact that life still sucks doesn't mean we haven't improved. Technological advances, such as airplanes and the internet, has made it much easier to form bridges between cultures.

I simply think that we must fix the middle east, and the best way to do it is forming cultural bridges with them. Obviously, using the military is out of the question. We must "westenize" them. I hate to say it, but we must get rid of Islam the way it is practiced there, or get rid of it all together. One way to do so is allowing them to immigrate; it is a cultural bridge that is far more intimate than, say, opening up a mcdonalds somewhere over there. Those who immigrate keep family ties to those who stayed at home, and it is through that connection how ideas are passed.

You may think Bernie Sanders means nothing right now, but to me it is clear that he will rise up be able to reach the democratic nomination. That is HUGE progress in a country where socialism has been seen as a huge pejorative. Yeah, although I don't neccessarily agree with many of the things he says, him winning the presidency would shift the country slightly to the left, which is what it needs at the moment.
#752 to #706 - elaxx (09/10/2015) [-]
"The poor ***** who flock over your country wont turn it into a ******** because as they become older and their children become more Danish or Sweden, the bad elements of their original traditions fizzle up and die and they adopt the vastly superior values and cultures of their new homes."

This, this is the tricky part. It has been proven countless times in sociology that the 3rd generation of immigrants tend to be more radical about their grandparents' homeland values than the grandparents themselves. Shortly, people are afraid of what the current immigrants will do to their country, but they should be afraid what their grandchildren will do. For all we know a mass wave of radicals might flourish, or Islamic conservatives in our west countries. I won't tell you what the 3d generation theory is exactly about, but the first generation, the ones that actually immigrated, they tend to more or less assimilate (at least they are likely to, if they don't only come for welfare and do ******** ), then they teach their kids, the 2nd generation, about those values and those kids live the modest lives along with their parents, they are still perceived as immigrants in the society but they likely to try assimilated even harder. Now the third generations faces a dilemma, where do they belong do. They are likely to live a good, not necessarily modest, life. Even though still somehow different from the rest of the society. Surprisingly a big part would choose their ancestry over the, like you said, superior culture of the country they live in, and they tend to be proud about that. Like I said, I don't know the details but I do know that this tendency has been proven. If we get past the 3rd generation barrier and don't get ravaged by these immigrants from the inside, then we are all good.
#1025 to #752 - anon (09/10/2015) [-]
>theory
>proven

pick one ya grubber
#1026 to #1025 - elaxx (09/10/2015) [-]
Do I need to explain the difference between hypothesis and theory?
#823 to #752 - hkkkkkk (09/10/2015) [-]
It's hard to come up with evidence because I don't really know what word to search for, but I was taught the opposite in my sociology and globalization class. Third immigration immigrants are almost always completely assimilated into the melting pot. What you are saying is something I know has happened in, say, Mexico after the Spanish colonization, when people got extremely fed up with the Spanish monarchy and took up pride of their ancestry, but it isn't the same thing.

That said, Arabs are different, and I do think they could get a little "help" by, for example, banning Burkas or polygamy.
User avatar #986 to #823 - punxy ONLINE (09/10/2015) [-]
He's right though, I live in Denmark, and we're having problems with all the generations, it's not often you meet any generation immigrant that is pleasant or has become more Danish, at least I haven't. The things you learn in class aren't always right, though I'm sure it is in most situations. But it's just not what I'm seeing in Denmark.
#1342 to #986 - hkkkkkk (09/11/2015) [-]
A third generation immigrant refers to the grandchildren of the original immigrants, how can you be so sure that ones you've met fit that description? Their grand-parents or even their parents might have crappy manners, I know because I live in Los Angeles, nobody disputes that.
User avatar #1343 to #1342 - punxy ONLINE (09/11/2015) [-]
I know what a third generation immigrant is. I am very sure the ones I've met fit the description. I've lived in what you'd call a ghetto, here in Denmark. Maybe 5 of the people there, were nice people, or at least people who would welcome whoever and talk to you like you're just another human, and not like you're some kind of low piece of **** not worth their time. I'm sure there are plenty of cases where it's as you say it is, but it's not like that here, unfortunately.
#833 to #823 - elaxx (09/10/2015) [-]
The 3rd generation problem as far as I remember was registered particularly in relation to Muslim immigrants. The thing is that most of the islamic extremists that came around from the West constitute the 3rd generation of Arab immigrants. This is a widespread tendency. This doesn't mean that the whole 3rd generation are extremists, extremists make a very low % anyway. But it says that the majority of them are the 3rd generation. There were several sociological aspects to that. I can't tell much right now but I do remember hearing of this on more than one occasion. So who knows, maybe you are right, maybe I am. We both agree on burkas and polygamy though.
#868 to #833 - hkkkkkk (09/10/2015) [-]
That must have been about, say, muslim British nationals joining ISIS. Islam, along with some of its bad elements, is extremely pervasive. I'm confident that most Muslims who are raised in first world countries are well mannered and hate violence though, unlike those raised in middle east countries.
#1169 to #868 - anon (09/10/2015) [-]
The first generation usually admire the country and that tames their kids, but the 2nd generation will have resentment for not feeling accepted as they think its their right. Then the 3rd generation just comes out completely against the host culture.
#915 to #868 - elaxx (09/10/2015) [-]
I'm positive I've heard about the 3rd generation problem before ISIS even existed. No doubt that the Muslims raised in the West are much less likely to be extremists than those raised in the Middle East. I'm just talking about those extremists that came out of Europe. I think the 3rd generation problem doesn't affect only Muslims but other ethnics as well. But hell if I know. Like I said, maybe you're right after all. It's just that I've heard numerous times that this has been proved. That's all.
#515 to #508 - herrokitteh (09/10/2015) [-]
Yeah, steadily increasing nationalism, breakdown of the state, and widespread Islamophobia pale in comparison to muh chocolate prices
#478 to #471 - anon (09/10/2015) [-]
Underrated comment.
User avatar #506 to #478 - ninjaspartan (09/10/2015) [-]
Under red thumbed comments
#715 to #506 - hkkkkkk (09/10/2015) [-]
Circle-jerking is oh so fun
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