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jmspring ◴[14 Nov 15 00:45 UTC] No.10563642[source]▶

The repeated attacks, heavy immigration of refugees...I'm hoping for the best, but I feel like there is a powder keg here. Whether or not it is based in any fact, how this is handled and plays out is a serious concern.

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roadbeats ◴[14 Nov 15 01:04 UTC] No.10563754[source]▶

>>10563642 #

How many refugee camps does France have? Let me answer you: 0

Refugees are victims of the war. If they wanted to involve violence, they would not be refugees looking for home. Why to see them as potential terrorists ?

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saryant ◴[14 Nov 15 01:06 UTC] No.10563766[source]▶

>>10563754 #

That's not true, France does have refugee camps.

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roadbeats ◴[14 Nov 15 01:14 UTC] No.10563810[source]▶

>>10563766 #

I volunteered two different refugee camp constructions in Syrian border and I know the difference between a refugee camp and a homeless camp clearly.

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tonfa ◴[14 Nov 15 01:24 UTC] No.10563858[source]▶

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calais_jungle