03-30-2016, 07:00 PM
^ Some of the refugees are doctors, and lawyers, and such. Some are construction workers, shop clerks, small business owners, farmers, cooks, janitors....it's a mixed bag. I'm sure there are some loafers in the mix too; there are always will be when you're talking millions of people. But working is a sense of pride and status in Syria, idleness is looked down upon.
Anyway, Syria was an advanced country in terms of diversity, law, freedom of religion, education, health care, employment. There was strong national pride, love of good food and art, strong communities where people help each other out in hard times.
Syria was not a third world country where the citizens would consider anywhere else or any free stuff to be a step up in terms of lifestyle or life quality. Not by a long shot. And it did not practice Sharia Law, which is what the terrorist forces want to impose.
Anyway, Syria was an advanced country in terms of diversity, law, freedom of religion, education, health care, employment. There was strong national pride, love of good food and art, strong communities where people help each other out in hard times.
Syria was not a third world country where the citizens would consider anywhere else or any free stuff to be a step up in terms of lifestyle or life quality. Not by a long shot. And it did not practice Sharia Law, which is what the terrorist forces want to impose.