Refugees

[Disgustipated]

Brah,cut it the fuck out. You need one of these on your face , before I chick will ever think about getting close to you.

Why is it when you talk to me, you talk like an ignorant dipshit but if a female pays you any mind, you all of the sudden become an almost educated dipshit?

 

[Disgustipated]

d'arcy was cute, too. also, she apparently doesn't live that far away from me which is just kinda weird.

I never could figure out if she was cute or not. She had a strange nose. Not big or ugly, just odd. She was boring as fuck, though.

 

[pointless]

I never could figure out if she was cute or not. She had a strange nose. Not big or ugly, just odd. She was boring as fuck, though.

well, she's not cute now, so problem solved.

but, yeah, i don't think she wasn't big on smiling. it was kinda weird, but what can you do?

 

[smoothg103rd]

Why is it when you talk to me, you talk like an ignorant dipshit but if a female pays you any mind, you all of the sudden become an almost educated dipshit?

I put on for the bitches.

 

[Colonel Hogan]

I am unsure what you are stating? I immigrated to Canada and I know the difference between refugee immigration and marriage immigration. Questions???

Because you started this thread by doubting the authenticity of pictures of refugees crossing a border on the basis of your experience of going through normal immigration procedures.

It is a patently stupid and irrelevant comparison. And the fact that you are "unsure" of what I'm stating sort of underlies the point I'm making, ffs. If you know the difference between the two then you should know that a refugee entering ANY country would have nothing like the experience of normal immigration between Canada and the United States. Not to mention the fact that the policies and openness of foreign borders might differ radically from the United States. How much traveling have you done abroad? How many different foreign borders have you crossed?

 

[ms_ann_thrope]

I put on for the bitches.

He sounds like a dumdshit...because he is a dumbshit.

 

[Hard_Rom]

You made the comparison between immigrant and refugee.

Do you have any idea the amount of trouble refugees bring into a nation? The crime. The burden on society.

It's not just basic human kindness. It's irresponsible. Why not take in every homeless person who is homeless because of reasons beyond drugs or alcohol? Basic human kindness, right?

What a load of shit!

The increased crime is due to racist intolerance which forces minority types into ghetto situations. Given a chance refugees are hard working and very loyal to their new country.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/syrian-canadian-immigration-paris-attacks-1.3324291

Best antidote to terrorism is immigrants' economic success: Don Pittis
Fear of Canada's refugee plan is misplaced unless newcomers face failure and exclusion

Superficially, the fearful reaction of Canadian, U.S, and European politicians to a new wave of Syrian immigrants may seem rational. In the wake of horrific attacks in Paris, Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall has asked that Canada's Syrian immigration plan be suspended. In Poland and some U.S. states, leaders have said they no longer want Syrian immigrants at all. A more careful examination of what happened in Paris will tell us our worries should lie elsewhere.

The best antidote to the kind of domestic Islamic radicalism that we have seen in Europe is not fear of immigration, but successful economic and social integration of new immigrants into the Canadian mainstream.

What we have seen in Paris and Brussels is not the radicalism of a first-generation of immigrants. Instead, it arose domestically from their disillusioned offspring.

Perhaps that was one of the problems for the poor confused bigots who smashed the windows of a Hindu temple in Kitchener, Ont., on Sunday, seemingly in retaliation for the Paris attacks.

For immigrants, coming to a Europe or North America they may have only seen in magazines or on the internet could well be a disappointment.

As we've seen before, even qualified professionals won't be able to walk into jobs in their chosen profession. Entry level jobs, especially in big cities, won't buy the sitcom lifestyle as seen on TV.

Nonetheless, the first generation welcomed to Canada from a war-shattered country will be willing to make allowances. For most, a safe home, a job and good schools for their children will be enough. But that gratitude is unlikely to last another generation.

Even in Canada, without offering jobs and opportunity, without the chances at good colleges and promotions expected by other Canadians, the danger of creating a disillusioned second generation remains. And that, more than keeping out a group of homeless people escaping war, whatever their religion, may be the biggest risk to Canadian security.

 

[ms_ann_thrope]

Because you started this thread by doubting the authenticity of pictures of refugees crossing a border on the basis of your experience of going through normal immigration procedures.

It is a patently stupid and irrelevant comparison. And the fact that you are "unsure" of what I'm stating sort of underlies the point I'm making, ffs. If you know the difference between the two then you should know that a refugee entering ANY country would have nothing like the experience of normal immigration between Canada and the United States. Not to mention the fact that the policies and openness of foreign borders might differ radically from the United States. How much traveling have you done abroad? How many different foreign borders have you crossed?

That and she's pissed at me for not helping the refugees. I don't want to go anywhere else.

 

[great lover]

Nope. Even if it is a DUI.

I think she means you cannot migrate, but a DUI won't stop you from entering.

 

[Disgustipated]

He sounds like a dumdshit...because he is a dumbshit.

Nice try, Bert.

 

[Aella_]

Lol this thread… especially because of the shit-stirrers like Ann etc.

 

[Hard_Rom]

I think she means you cannot migrate, but a DUI won't stop you from entering.

No, you can and probably will be denied entry for a DUI even if only coming over as a tourist. You can apply for a Canadian Temporary Resident Permit. It works both ways. Canadians with criminal records can be denied entry into the states.

I am assuming a TRP form is how American sports personalities get across even with criminal convictions.

http://www.temporaryresidentpermitcanada.com/criminal-record.php

Any US citizen or US resident that has a criminal record may be denied entry to Canada because of criminal inadmissibility. After 9/11 the United States and Canada have been sharing an increasing amount of information in the name of security, and as of 2010 the FBI criminal database is synced with the Canadian RCMP crime database. This allows the Canada border to quickly and easily see if an individual has a US criminal record, and refuse them entry if they do. If a person is inadmissible to Canada due to criminality, the only way he or she can visit Canada with a criminal record is by obtaining permission from the Canadian government.

http://canada.usembassy.gov/visas/visas/criminal-ineligibility.html

Criminal Ineligibility for a Visa or Entry into the United States
If you have any criminal record, no matter how minor or how long ago the offense, you may be refused a visa or entry to the United States. There may also be problems in traveling through U.S. airports. Under U.S. law, a pardon issued by Canadian authorities is not recognized for purposes of entry into the United States. Even though you may have entered the United States without hindrance in the past, you may be denied entry at a future date based upon disclosure/discovery of your criminality.

 

[BotanyBoy]

People are willing pissing me off with this refugee business.

1) Do you really think those pictures are real? The one of men walking across a border? I doubt it

Why? Guys walk across the border all day every day.

2) Do people realize what it takes to immigrate to another country? I highly doubt it.
I have been through the whole process. The government looking at my family. Having a government appointed doctor for medical tests. Finger printed and a whole FBI background check.
In Canada you cannot enter, if you have any sort of arrest history. That includes a DUI. If you have any sort of record you are denied.

Got a decent clue though looking at all the "not marrying? Not brilliant 1 of a kind artist/scientist/billionaire? No citizenship for you...." immigration policies all these lovely 'progressive' nations have.

I am not all for excepting refugees. But some need our help. It is human kindness.

So how many are you keeping at your house?

I also believe in helping our folks at home. Before we help other countries, lets help our children who are poor. Folks that are homeless. Our Vets. Then we continue on helping others.

Da fuck happened to human kindness?

You have no idea what I do to help. So STFU

How many refugees are you putting up at your place? How much food are you taking do to the fugee camp?

 

[ms_ann_thrope]

Liberalism 101.

 

[PoppingTom]

You made the comparison between immigrant and refugee.

Do you have any idea the amount of trouble refugees bring into a nation? The crime. The burden on society.

It's not just basic human kindness. It's irresponsible.

It's funny how someone from the nation that doesn't give a fuck about crime at home and how to solve it, don't give a fuck about helping people in need and being nitpicking about any tax penny....

...says something about the crime and the burden on society refugees bringing....

...while somebody from a nation where the fear of crime is high and anything is allowed to keep crime level low, where people help in any way possible till the edge, and pay the half of their wage as taxes and 21% VAT....

...can only laugh about that.


I mean, seriously, get things at home solved, before you call about other country's dumbness. If a dumb man calling me dumb....I'm feeling like Forrest Gump.

 

[Noor]

I think she means you cannot migrate, but a DUI won't stop you from entering.

A felony will.

 

[Noor]

I used to work with refugees. I still volunteer.
I haven't done so with any Syrians but I imagine I will.

There has been a local call for certain household items here, I will be taking the spare stuff I have to the nearby agency next week.

Unfortunately, I gave away 3 sets of dishes before I moved to people who didn't really need them.

 

[about_average]

How many are you housing at your place?

You didn't read past the first line did you?

Why would someone take people in to her home who says this?

I also believe in helping our folks at home. Before we help other countries, lets help our children who are poor. Folks that are homeless. Our Vets. Then we continue on helping others.

 

[loquere]

People are willing pissing me off with this refugee business.

1) Do you really think those pictures are real? The one of men walking across a border? I doubt it

2) Do people realize what it takes to immigrate to another country? I highly doubt it.
I have been through the whole process. The government looking at my family. Having a government appointed doctor for medical tests. Finger printed and a whole FBI background check.
In Canada you cannot enter, if you have any sort of arrest history. That includes a DUI. If you have any sort of record you are denied.

I am not all for excepting refugees. But some need our help. It is human kindness.
I also believe in helping our folks at home. Before we help other countries, lets help our children who are poor. Folks that are homeless. Our Vets. Then we continue on helping others.

It's not only that they require help, they require security. If they didnt flee there homeland they'd be murdered in the millions as collateral damage . It's much different than the issue of helping our localized poor at home.

 

[Lord Pmann]

It's funny how someone from the nation that doesn't give a fuck about crime at home and how to solve it, don't give a fuck about helping people in need and being nitpicking about any tax penny....

...says something about the crime and the burden on society refugees bringing....

...while somebody from a nation where the fear of crime is high and anything is allowed to keep crime level low, where people help in any way possible till the edge, and pay the half of their wage as taxes and 21% VAT....

...can only laugh about that.


I mean, seriously, get things at home solved, before you call about other country's dumbness. If a dumb man calling me dumb....I'm feeling like Forrest Gump.

You have no idea what I do to help people in need. Nor do you have any idea how much or how little money I give to help people.

 

[Lord Pmann]

What a load of shit!

The increased crime is due to racist intolerance which forces minority types into ghetto situations. Given a chance refugees are hard working and very loyal to their new country.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/syrian-canadian-immigration-paris-attacks-1.3324291

Best antidote to terrorism is immigrants' economic success: Don Pittis
Fear of Canada's refugee plan is misplaced unless newcomers face failure and exclusion

Superficially, the fearful reaction of Canadian, U.S, and European politicians to a new wave of Syrian immigrants may seem rational. In the wake of horrific attacks in Paris, Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall has asked that Canada's Syrian immigration plan be suspended. In Poland and some U.S. states, leaders have said they no longer want Syrian immigrants at all. A more careful examination of what happened in Paris will tell us our worries should lie elsewhere.

The best antidote to the kind of domestic Islamic radicalism that we have seen in Europe is not fear of immigration, but successful economic and social integration of new immigrants into the Canadian mainstream.

What we have seen in Paris and Brussels is not the radicalism of a first-generation of immigrants. Instead, it arose domestically from their disillusioned offspring.

Perhaps that was one of the problems for the poor confused bigots who smashed the windows of a Hindu temple in Kitchener, Ont., on Sunday, seemingly in retaliation for the Paris attacks.

For immigrants, coming to a Europe or North America they may have only seen in magazines or on the internet could well be a disappointment.

As we've seen before, even qualified professionals won't be able to walk into jobs in their chosen profession. Entry level jobs, especially in big cities, won't buy the sitcom lifestyle as seen on TV.

Nonetheless, the first generation welcomed to Canada from a war-shattered country will be willing to make allowances. For most, a safe home, a job and good schools for their children will be enough. But that gratitude is unlikely to last another generation.

Even in Canada, without offering jobs and opportunity, without the chances at good colleges and promotions expected by other Canadians, the danger of creating a disillusioned second generation remains. And that, more than keeping out a group of homeless people escaping war, whatever their religion, may be the biggest risk to Canadian security.

Oh of course. It's racism. I forgot. It's not that they are actually committing the crimes. My fault!

 

[pointless]

It's not only that they require help, they require security. If they didnt flee there homeland they'd be murdered in the millions as collateral damage . It's much different than the issue of helping our localized poor at home.

yeah, but if they come here they might steal my bike or something. it's simply terrifying.

 

[NeverEndingMe]

the problem is that we have obama. obama is a retard.

People are willing pissing me off with this refugee business.

1) Do you really think those pictures are real? The one of men walking across a border? I doubt it

2) Do people realize what it takes to immigrate to another country? I highly doubt it.
I have been through the whole process. The government looking at my family. Having a government appointed doctor for medical tests. Finger printed and a whole FBI background check.
In Canada you cannot enter, if you have any sort of arrest history. That includes a DUI. If you have any sort of record you are denied.

I am not all for excepting refugees. But some need our help. It is human kindness.
I also believe in helping our folks at home. Before we help other countries, lets help our children who are poor. Folks that are homeless. Our Vets. Then we continue on helping others.

 

[Saint Peter]

Nope. Even if it is a DUI.

Well, this can only mean one thing.


Fuck canada.

 

[miles]

Originally Posted by Hard_Rom View Post

"The increased crime is due to racist intolerance which forces minority types into ghetto situations."

Patently absurd liberal bullshit. What a warped sense of reality.

It's "the white man's fault."