Give it back.
Why shouldn't we just impale all muslims?
Landon Morales
Owen Barnes
I live in America. I can't give it back.
Caleb Gray
The vast majority of us don't, as you'll see in the responses. OP is probably a LARPer.
Juan Gray
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Matthew Green
That right there is a sign of your ignorance. Turkey has been fighting a war in the eastern half of the country against the PKK and other Kurdish nationalist movements for over 30 years. I know. My grandparents almost died from it on more than one occasion. My fathers entire side of the family lives there.
All the other countries commit human rights atrocities left right and center. The refugees go to where they can pursue a better life for themselves and hopefully their families. Your entire post is a load of bunk. I know, because I was there. Might wanna check your facts a little better. Then check your heart. God watch over you dude.
Daniel Williams
I'm with this guy. Having lived among Christians and Muslims both my entire life in countries wherein they hold dominance, the United States and Turkey respectively, I can say at least from my experience, the doctrinal difference between the two are negligible and minute at best. And some can call it bait if they want, but I've seen Muslims who love Jesus even more than most of the congregation at every church I've been to and more than any Televangelist I've ever seen. Call me a heretic, but I refuse to believe that my grandfather who died a devout Muslim deserves hell when he loved Jesus as much as he did. Maybe he's in Sheol right now, as my mother puts it, and I'd rather that he be there waiting to be held to account by the lord on Judgement day, as opposed to the weeping and gnashing of teeth some so called Christians would send him to when his only sin was a lack of believing that Jesus was the son of God. I don't believe God so vile that he'd condemn someone to eternal damnation for just saying "I don't think that's true" when presented with the Argument that Jesus was Christ, regardless of how that argument is presented.
Julian Bailey
Yeah and western half is so safe people go on vacations there, but apparently that isn't good enough for people who are supposedly in imminent danger.
Aren't these people fleeing for their lives? What does it matter if a country doesn't have a perfect "human rights" record so long as it's safe?
Then they aren't refugees, they're economic migrants looking for money. Thanks for proving my point.
You have to go back.
Justin Roberts
Yet, they are responsible for the majority of crimes in their host countries, adding to that is the fact that diversity causes more tensions and chaos, the rise of nationalism isn't winnie the pooh coincidence m8.
Look the refugee crisis could have been handled alot better but you can't expect Christian countries get along with muslim minorities, specially considering our history (not a very peacefull one).
Ethan Ramirez
The war isn't limited to the eastern half of the country, there were attacks blocks away from where my grandparents live. Don't sit here and say that the western half of the country is so safe when the Islamic State is shooting up nightclubs there. nytimes.com
I think you don't understand what human rights abuses means. These are places where you can be thrown in jail for saying the wrong thing about Muhammad. These are also nations where there are active terrorist organisations operating within them regularly. If a country has rampant human rights atrocities committed by its own government, it's not exactly what I'd call safe.
They are when if sent back to their country of origin they would face persecution or death. This is not rocket surgery. It's shocking how easily a supposed christian will come up with a million and one reasons not to show someone compassion because they don't like them.
Yeah I do. My family lives there. And they're dying there. My grandfather died just last month in the western half of turkey you say is so safe. Meanwhile here you sit in an ivory tower casting judgement on people who have less than you do. God take pity on you man.
Christopher Martin