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Honey	Jo wrote: The BBC interviewed three people in the street about Afghan refugees the other day: one woman, who said that it wasn't fair that Afghan refugees would be housed in preference to Brits, another woman, who said Britain was being "overrun" and was "full up" and a man, who said they'd make a welcome contribution to British society. So, going by that, the "keep out, we're British" message was the stronger one. Not necessarily. You could be frustrated by being homeless and always overtaken in the queue, without actually wanting anyone to be left in a dangerous place.
Wyot	Jo wrote: So, going by that, the "keep out, we're British" message was the stronger one. It's the easier one to most people Jo; bless them.
Green Man	Jo wrote: The BBC interviewed three people in the street about Afghan refugees the other day: one woman, who said that it wasn't fair that Afghan refugees would be housed in preference to Brits, another woman, who said Britain was being "overrun" and was "full up" and a man, who said they'd make a welcome contribution to British society. So, going by that, the "keep out, we're British" message was the stronger one. I always agreed that we should sort our homeless veterans first. Even when I was living abroad.
Jo	The BBC interviewed three people in the street about Afghan refugees the other day: one woman, who said that it wasn't fair that Afghan refugees would be housed in preference to Brits, another woman, who said Britain was being "overrun" and was "full up" and a man, who said they'd make a welcome contribution to British society. So, going by that, the "keep out, we're British" message was the stronger one.
Jo	I think you may be right, Wyot. I wonder if they're expecting people to queue up at the Taliban's brand new and fully legal asylum seeker processing office. Punishing people for travelling illegally seems very unfair in the circumstances.