11-16-2015, 06:17 PM
Its wrong that some people dont know what's going on in other places but there's no "unfairness" here. Lybia, lebanon, syria, Iraq these are all either warzones at the moment or ex-war zones that still havent gotten past the phase where things are back to normal.
So comparing that with a developed and large capital city of an european country, it's logical that Paris will get more attention if it's under attack than a massacre event in a small town of syria where there's a war waging 24/7
The arguing about that is not even the main after-effect issue, it's the thing regarding border control. There's two sides - those who think everyone coming from the ISIS hotspot should just be allowed to storm into all the countries completely unchecked and then there are those who believe either the borders should be closed or there should be a very strict inspection going on.
I'm going with the latter, I don't see why our tax payer money should go into refugee centers just so the refugees can burn them down and take selfies pictures infront of the fire. Yes that happened.
So comparing that with a developed and large capital city of an european country, it's logical that Paris will get more attention if it's under attack than a massacre event in a small town of syria where there's a war waging 24/7
The arguing about that is not even the main after-effect issue, it's the thing regarding border control. There's two sides - those who think everyone coming from the ISIS hotspot should just be allowed to storm into all the countries completely unchecked and then there are those who believe either the borders should be closed or there should be a very strict inspection going on.
I'm going with the latter, I don't see why our tax payer money should go into refugee centers just so the refugees can burn them down and take selfies pictures infront of the fire. Yes that happened.