[k-mcgrady]

>> "the remaining ones living isolated lives in alien countries with those countries supporting them by spending billions of dollars every year"

You're just assuming that refugees won't integrate. I know quite a few refugees all of whom are living good lives in their new countries and work in good jobs. Anecdotal evidence of course but you aren't providing any evidence for your statement.

>> "taking on ISIS once and for all"

What does that mean? It sounds like you think other countries can go in and kill 30-40k people and it'll be over. It's an ideology. Take the head off ISIS and someone else will emerge. They aren't the first extremist group and they won't be the last unfortunately.

>> "billions of ppl would like to move to Europe or USA"

Again, show me your evidence. From what I've seen a lot of refugees were very happy in their own countries. They had good careers, large families, and lots of friends. They were left with no choice but to leave or die. Your view of countries outside of Europe/the USA is likely heavily tainted by the media.

[FreedomToCreate]

You should read this study from Michigan State University that focused on the refugee mentality. Highly skilled refugees integrate well, and they are the ones you know because they integrated well. This creates this skewed view for you. However many segregate themselves and slowly begin creating their own communities, separate from the people of the native country. Have a read

https://msu.edu/course/pls/461/stein/MNREXP1.htm

[usrusr]

> You're just assuming that refugees won't integrate. I know quite a few refugees all of whom are living good lives in their new countries and work in good jobs.

The pressing question is wether that is getting harder or easier with rising numbers and by how much.

[primodemus]

http://www.gallup.com/poll/124028/700-million-worldwide-desi...

http://openborders.info/polling-data-on-migration/

[k-mcgrady]

Don't have time at the moment to look at the second link but the data in the first one is pretty useless. Those 700m people who want to move abroad probably includes half of my friends in the UK who are moving simply because they like another country. Not because of any real problem in the UK. The also have good jobs and won't be a drain on the economy. Not very relevant to the current discussion therefore.