Your post is borderline offtop and I can see it downvoted to hell, but you actually touch an important issue.<p>Using the Internet for two decades I came across countless campaigns against systematic human rights violations or violence against women in Muslim states. The politicians and organizations supporting Syrian immigrants are yet to explain how exactly they want to instill into those millions of people the same values that allowed them to come to Europe in the first place. So far it seems that they tend to settle in isolated neighborhoods and continue living the way they&#x27;ve always been, occasionally causing some trouble outside (the forbidden t-word, rapes in Koln, etc).<p>BTW, a friend of mine had seen a group of those refugees in Hungary. They didn&#x27;t want to deal with local people, many didn&#x27;t accept food or other help as if it was below their dignity or something. It appears that they have some kind of &quot;give us welfare money &#x27;cause we as victims deserve it and leave us alone&quot; attitude. This isn&#x27;t pretty.