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    Today in Hungary

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    His name was Aylan Kurdi and he was 3 years old

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    Quote Originally Posted by BetterTogether View Post
    Today in Hungary
    I feel so sorry for the Hungarians, they are just trying to get on with their lives.

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    But can't bring yourself to express sympathy for a dead baby?

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    Quote Originally Posted by squidge View Post
    But can't bring yourself to express sympathy for a dead baby?
    Of course I can just as much as I can have sympathy for every other human life lost today or are we saying this one child is exceptional above all others ?

    do I try and make political capital out of it.

    NO

    because I have some respect for the dignity of others and don't try and single out individual cases to try score a cheap point.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cptdodger View Post
    I feel so sorry for the Hungarians, they are just trying to get on with their lives.
    It's not just Hungary that's under siege though ! It does sicken me seeing these people forming up and demanding entry as though it is a God given right to effectively invade another country.

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    Oh its not a cheap political point Better Together - its not cheap at all - it costs lives. Thousands of them. There is no more EXPENSIVE political point than that.

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    Ok Squidge now go troll your own thread eh you've started a thread about what your trying to force onto this one now.

    Unfortunately for you no one has of yet chosen to comment on it so please respect the forum rules and try not to troll a separate thread on a completely different issue with your own agenda.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BetterTogether View Post
    Ok Squidge now go troll your own thread eh you've started a thread about what your trying to force onto this one now.

    Unfortunately for you no one has of yet chosen to comment on it so please respect the forum rules and try not to troll a separate thread on a completely different issue with your own agenda.
    You really need to look in the mirror more BT.

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    His name was Aylan Kurdi and he was THREE YEARS OLD.

    Damn right im trolling

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    Quote Originally Posted by BetterTogether View Post
    It's not just Hungary that's under siege though ! It does sicken me seeing these people forming up and demanding entry as though it is a God given right to effectively invade another country.
    Oh I know, I was just responding to that particular picture. A friend of mine driving his lorry through Calais the other day, was punched and kicked trying to stop migrants breaking into his friends lorry in front of him, with a cracked skull, two broken ribs and various other injuries he had no choice but to keep driving. So I know it's not just Hungary.

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    I'm pretty sure if we were to be shown reports from each entry point into Europe the situation wouldn't be much different anywhere. You can have every sympathy with those genuinely seeking asylum but Mr Cameron quite rightly States the solution is solving the cause of the problem not the effects.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BetterTogether View Post
    I'm pretty sure if we were to be shown reports from each entry point into Europe the situation wouldn't be much different anywhere. You can have every sympathy with those genuinely seeking asylum but Mr Cameron quite rightly States the solution is solving the cause of the problem not the effects.
    Camerons qoute is on BBC News whats also on the same article that this qoute is drawn from is : "Only the hardest of hearts would not be moved by the latest images of the people who have been caught up in the danger and chaos of this mass movement.Images of a toddler, washed up on a beach in Turkey, ram home the sometimes deadly consequences of what is going on".

    This says it all and will be my only contribution to this thread.

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