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You, sir, are a pimple on the butt of society. Like any pimple, you too will eventually disappear if ignored.
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Oh goodie, now we can charge Obie with an UNFUNDED invasion of refugees, if we agree to take them in. Kind of like how Bush gets blamed for UNFUNDED wars when congress bipartisan approval was granted. We can add this tab to the trillions of entitlement spending, vs billions for war.
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Wow, it's so lonely for you that you have to answer your own comments?
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What is the difference between a refugee and a migrant?
A migrant is a person who makes a conscious choice to leave their country to seek a better life elsewhere. Before they decide to leave their country, migrants can seek information about their new home, study the language and explore employment opportunities. They can plan their travel, take their belongings with them and say goodbye to the important people in their lives. They are free to return home at any time if things don’t work out as they had hoped, if they get homesick or if they wish to visit family members and friends left behind. Refugees are forced to leave their country because they are at risk of, or have experienced persecution. The concerns of refugees are human rights and safety, not economic advantage. They leave behind their homes, most or all of their belongings, family members and friends. Some are forced to flee with no warning and many have experienced significant trauma or been tortured or otherwise ill-treated. The journey to safety is fraught with hazard and many refugees risk their lives in search of protection. They cannot return unless the situation that forced them to leave improves. Departing from all of the previous posts might it be ok to ask, what have you done for the least of my brethren? I understand that many are non believers and doubt they will have a final judgment that it's all about them now and what they have, but what if they are wrong, how will they answer? |
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I wonder how many of these posters who are spouting their venom toward refugees went to church today. |
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I suspect that some went but missed the messages. Having recently returned to reading several political forum posts I see not much has changed and understand why the "forum" was dropped awhile back. Sadly, some hiding behind their "Guest" identities have seized upon this as a means to just be flat out nasty. This is really not a forum for adult political discussion but more like a bunch of adolescent trash talk.
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Rather than evacuating citizens from their home country, we and the other countries taking in refugees should utilize the cost to train and arm them so that they can take back their country. With all the problems we are having with radical Islam, we don't need to invite more problems into our country.
And for those that want to try to use the Christian faith against a useless argument/debate, it is hardly credible unless you are of the same faith. Calling folks hypocrites is the same as throwing stones when you live in a glass house. Whenever I hear of a liberal spouting about what Christians should do, I realize that they have already lost their debate and have become desperate. |
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I think I missed that Sunday that the minister said only be charitable toward those of your own religion and to hell with all the others. |
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But, I will answer your question. YES, I would arm them and train them if necessary, but I wouldn't take thousands or millions of refugees into our country. Especially Muslim refugees, when we have a war going on with radical extremists. Of course, you liberals don't have to worry about any of it because you never have to pay a dime or a drop of blood. |
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Careful! Just because you don't agree doesn't make you right.
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"ASK FACTCHECK Q: Are 65,000 Syrian refugees being relocated to the U.S.? A: No. The Obama administration says 1,000 to 2,000 Syrians will likely be resettled in the United States by the end of September, and a few thousand more in 2016. Read the full question and answer View the Ask FactCheck archives Have a question? Ask us." |
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