This article is obviously about a person, that is an illegal migrant, not a refugee.<p><pre><code>    &gt; “I felt like I couldn’t live in an open society,” 
    &gt; said Aqeed Hassan, 26, who plays the clarinet and, 
    &gt; back in Baghdad after going to Finland, is trying 
    &gt; to get a job in a military band. 
    &gt; “My wife has her head covered, and I didn’t feel like they liked Arabs.”
</code></pre>
The whole debate with migration is that IMHO the real <i>refugees</i> need to visit psychologists, when they arrive here. They&#x27;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&#x27;t understand by just &quot;living&quot; there.<p>I&#x27;m really happy to know people from Syria, Pakistan, Taiwan &amp; Japan. It&#x27;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 &quot;When in Rome, do as the Romans do ...&quot;, if you can&#x27;t just leave.