Trump comments on Merkel, Putin, and Brexit

[Saint Laurent 4,862]

16 hours ago, FATCAT said:

not even that, he doesn't understand the concept of refugee's

They're not illegals.

Many of them are actually economic migrants, not refugees. You lose refugee status when you leave a place that is safe after arriving there as a refugee.

Also, it is illegal to take refuge it the UK (not sure about other countries), unless you have successfully applied. So yes, many of them are illegal migrants.

[Saint Laurent 4,862]

16 hours ago, Maleficent said:

Brexit was not the solution. If your town is flooding with water, locking your doors will not protect you from the damage. Isolationism is not the solution. In fact, the solution is the opposite--unitedness. 

Edit: thanks for the inspiration @FATCAT

Brexit is in no way isolationism. I have no idea where you got that idea from tbh.

 

[The Fame Joanne 5,985]

4 minutes ago, Saint Laurent said:

Many of them are actually economic migrants, not refugees. You lose refugee status when you leave a place that is safe after arriving there as a refugee.

Also, it is illegal to take refuge it the UK (not sure about other countries), unless you have successfully applied. So yes, many of them are illegal migrants.

The people who apply in Germany are not considered illegal. As long as their application is not rejected, I don't see why the should be

[Saint Laurent 4,862]

Just now, The Fame Joanne said:

The people who apply in Germany are not considered illegal. As long as their application is not rejected, I don't see why the should be

That's fine and right.

However, there are some migrants who are arriving in countries without permission to do so, which is illegal.

Of course not all of them are doing this, which is perhaps Trumps main issue, he generalises too much.

[i medici 1,746]

He is saying it in a wrong an weird way as always, but I agree on him with the Merkel part. 

[Maleficent 6]

2 hours ago, Saint Laurent said:

Brexit is in no way isolationism. I have no idea where you got that idea from tbh.

 

Brexit is synonymous with isolationism. From now own Britain would rather handle all their affairs alone, instead of cooperating with the rest of the European Union. 

[Saint Laurent 4,862]

1 minute ago, Maleficent said:

Brexit is synonymous with isolationism. From now own Britain would rather handle all their affairs alone, instead of cooperating with the rest of the European Union. 

Britain is more than happy to cooperate with the Europe, from outside of it's undemocratic political union.

Britain is now able to engage in relations with all major countries, something it was unable to do from within the European Union.

Frankly, the fact that you think that Britain is unwilling to cooperate with the EU simply because it has chosen to not be part of it is preposterous.

You should honestly expand your knowledge on the area before making such ridiculously absurd comments.