@YmanyZkrya@aks_helzg@cruxnobilis I'm not the reason for their troubles. Assad was here before hezbollah even existed, and hezbollah assisted it minimally compared to the things he did alone. Plus, the majority of lebanese around the world are against hezbollah. You can't pull the blame card on me
@watlesschild@lebanesesami sounds very similar to what israeli settlers say don't you think? Or no, sorry, our muslim arabs and sisters are different right?
@YmanyZkrya@aks_helzg@cruxnobilis I don't, I'm open to refugees, but they have to be well controlled and respect the fact that I let them into my country when my country can't even sustain itself. War is over in syria, they can all go back and a lot of them actually did go back, but there's still a lot left
@YmanyZkrya@aks_helzg@cruxnobilis so instead of having them take over the job market and destroy our demographics illegally, which is what pushed millions of lebanese to lean abroad like me, let's make it legal, very smart. I'm trying really hard not to joke about the irony of you being algerian, out of respect
@YmanyZkrya@aks_helzg@cruxnobilis why the fuck would we break our laws and let refugees own a property? Stop beating around the bush and actually read what I'm saying you illiterate idiot
@YmanyZkrya@aks_helzg@cruxnobilis respect goes both ways. The moment we opened our borders and aided them, we gave them more than enough respect. They didn't, and no amount of sugarcoating from their fellow muslim arab brothers (you) will justify what they did
@YmanyZkrya@aks_helzg@cruxnobilis and that's supposed to be an insult? You being unable to distinguish between a parasitic refugee and a legal hardworking migrant is concerning
@YmanyZkrya@aks_helzg@cruxnobilis when you're a refugee in a country, you respect that country, and this is the complete opposite of what they did when they started having 5 children per family to profit from aid, litter everywhere they go and are the biggest perpetrators of harassment/kidnapping/robbery
@YmanyZkrya@aks_helzg@cruxnobilis I live and am currently in lebanon, I travel for work in nigeria during the year. I did not try to go to europe, my work domain is better in the african market. By law, a refugee does not have the same privileges as a documented migrant. You're speaking nonsense, please stop
@YmanyZkrya@aks_helzg@cruxnobilis they make up most of the prisoners in the country, they're the main cause of harrassement on the streets, of kidnapping/rape/armed robbery, they throw their kids to beg or sell gum at red lights, because they litter everywhere they go. This is racism, but it's evidence-based.
@YmanyZkrya@aks_helzg@cruxnobilis I don't need UN aid, I got here from my legal hard work unlike illegal migrants. I have the right, by law, to not allow them to own property or have jobs, do you even know what refugee status is? Ah yes, gotta love being lectured about migration from a foreigner
@YmanyZkrya@aks_helzg@cruxnobilis great, let them leave and not come back, they're not supposed to be here anyway. There's a reason why they're deprived of jobs and housing, reputations don't come out of thin air. Stop trying to dictate what I should believe, you're in algeria and have your own problems
@YmanyZkrya@aks_helzg@cruxnobilis lots of lebanese migrated during and after the lebanese civil war, but they did so completely legally. Syrians flooded in our borders in 2011 and never looked back. Being in nigeria does not make my argument any less valuable, you don't even know why I went there and what I do
@YmanyZkrya@aks_helzg@cruxnobilis lebanon being a fragmented society comes from various factors among which illegal migrants. When you're a refugee in a country, you respect it. You don't reproduce irresponsibly to take advantage of aid, increase the crime rate, and then feel entitled to more