hinduwoman
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I particularly mean states like Germany Sweden Denmark Netherlands that are thought to be more liberal.
I have been reading some articles and comments by people there who are eager to show how welcoming and not-bigots they are. But have they really thought about the long term consequences of having such a huge influx in such small countries and the personal sacrifices they have to make?
My cynical outlook says that while it is one thing to help the needy now; it is another thing to continue to do that day in day out constantly.
As more keep coming the countries will run out of space and people will living in a crowded condition they are not accustomed to. Someone might find her scholarship has gone to a refugee because the latter needs it more; that job has gone to a cheaper migrant; that allotted housing taken away; higher taxes; maybe even welfare slashed to pay for refugee resettlement.
There will be conflict over what the migrants expect from their new lives and what the state can actually give them. There is bound to be conflict between the host states' cultural mores and the refugees'. (I am excluding whatever terror attacks may happen)
How long before ordinary citizens feels they are sacrificing too much and jettison their current ideals?
				
			I have been reading some articles and comments by people there who are eager to show how welcoming and not-bigots they are. But have they really thought about the long term consequences of having such a huge influx in such small countries and the personal sacrifices they have to make?
My cynical outlook says that while it is one thing to help the needy now; it is another thing to continue to do that day in day out constantly.
As more keep coming the countries will run out of space and people will living in a crowded condition they are not accustomed to. Someone might find her scholarship has gone to a refugee because the latter needs it more; that job has gone to a cheaper migrant; that allotted housing taken away; higher taxes; maybe even welfare slashed to pay for refugee resettlement.
There will be conflict over what the migrants expect from their new lives and what the state can actually give them. There is bound to be conflict between the host states' cultural mores and the refugees'. (I am excluding whatever terror attacks may happen)
How long before ordinary citizens feels they are sacrificing too much and jettison their current ideals?
 
	 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		
