December 15 2009, 19:52:20 #761 [0 Agree] [0 S] [0 T]

as long as no one who has power doesn't know then yes. also in some places there is sanctuary for people fleeing prosecution until the justice system says that they agree with the people they are fleeing from.

December 15 2009, 19:54:49 #763 [0 Agree] [0 S] [0 T]

I don't think that they should necessarily have the right to reside in someone else's land, but that they should be allowed to, to a degree, and should have the opportunity to become citizens.

December 15 2009, 23:40:44 #768 [0 Agree] [0 S] [0 T]

@761 Are you saying that you think they should be required to request permission from the government?

December 16 2009, 00:46:36 #769 [0 Agree] [0 S] [0 T]

no I was stating policy, "should" but do, also what I meant by "until the justice system says that they agree with the people they are fleeing from." was if they are found of a crime they should face justice for, such as fleeing for murder when murder wasn't in self defense but as a result of just not liking what some dude said.

December 17 2009, 21:18:01 #792 [0 Agree] [0 S] [0 T]

That seems fair.

Do you think foreigners should be expected to learn the native language?

December 18 2009, 03:36:50 #795 [0 Agree] [0 S] [0 T]

yes most certainly, I have had to deal with these people who are to ignorant to learn the damn language. and nothing is more ignorant and a bigger piss off than when they go to the trouble of learning the phrase "I am [insert country] I don't speak [language]"
these are the greatest piss off, if I was going to -their- country it would be expected of -me- what's more I would ACTUALLY do it.

December 18 2009, 07:45:05 #798 [0 Agree] [0 S] [0 T]

What about working? Generally in order to live somewhere one has to work, so should they be allowed to work just like everybody else, or require a permit, or what?

December 18 2009, 17:23:49 #801 [1 Agree] [0 S] [0 T]

give a grace period where they get schooling and learning assistance (paid by company or whatever) while they work.