How about if 50 Syrians moved into your street though ??
Quote from: silhillvilla on September 03, 2015, 08:09:38 PMHmm I can see both sides of the argument here . What I will say is it's easy to make a banner hold it up pre kick off and get on TV (sky will love this), zoom in, Tyler scripted comments, fade background music and cut to commercial. How about if 50 Syrians moved into your street though ?? I'd go round and welcome them.
Hmm I can see both sides of the argument here . What I will say is it's easy to make a banner hold it up pre kick off and get on TV (sky will love this), zoom in, Tyler scripted comments, fade background music and cut to commercial. How about if 50 Syrians moved into your street though ??
Ding - Dong . Door opens ."Heroes and villains , villa fanzine , latest issue "
Quote from: silhillvilla on September 03, 2015, 08:09:38 PMHow about if 50 Syrians moved into your street though ?? Which is a good reason why it is important to support the pro-refugee stance. The refugees are going to keep coming it is a case of trying to manage the situation as best we all can, rather than 50 people turning up on one street.
Quote from: silhillvilla on September 03, 2015, 08:25:31 PMDing - Dong . Door opens ."Heroes and villains , villa fanzine , latest issue " And toast the sale in Syrian vodka.Several times.Note - I haven't googled whether Syria is teetotal or not, I'm just going for the gag, no matter how lame.
Will the banners be written on the back of Je suis Charlie ones left over from earlier in the year?The humanitarian crisis of Syrian refugees (and the exploitation of economic migrants from across the Middle East and Africa) needs to be dealt with immediately, but banners at football grounds simply smacks of bandwagon-jumping, not least because the grounds themselves unfortunately remain repositories for significant numbers of our fellow citizens who would make those in desperate need of refuge anything but welcome.
They are people. They are suffering. Help them. End of.