Disappointed with Europe, Thousands of Iraqi Migrants Return Home
This article is obviously about a person, that is an illegal migrant, not a refugee.<p><pre><code>    > “I felt like I couldn’t live in an open society,” 
    > said Aqeed Hassan, 26, who plays the clarinet and, 
    > back in Baghdad after going to Finland, is trying 
    > to get a job in a military band. 
    > “My wife has her head covered, and I didn’t feel like they liked Arabs.”
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The whole debate with migration is that IMHO the real <i>refugees</i> need to visit psychologists, when they arrive here. They've suffered war, laws that declare gender-inequality ( soft words for what those laws actually are, but anyway ), homo-phobic state-politics, etc. Those are all things that western world fight ages to make it right ( yes, including war ) and people that have lived in different society can't understand by just "living" there.<p>I'm really happy to know people from Syria, Pakistan, Taiwan & Japan. It's so cool when we all try to understand more about the way we live our every-day life , but on the other hand all of us will feel offended if forced to change it. No matter what "When in Rome, do as the Romans do ...", if you can't just leave.