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Escapee · 20-01-2008, 15:21

My view is letting this sick boy stay will make those who say they feel compasionate at ease with their conscience.

As a young woman from Zimbabwe explained to me, the asylum seekers you see here are the ones financially well off, not in any danger and able to get away. The ones who are really in danger outnumber them by a huge percentage but are unable to get away from danger.

Charity is a choice, its not something that is guaranteed. I will only give to UK charities even though I have heard some first hand touching stories from African countries. Unfortunately charities and people who want to do good often overlook the corruption that takes their donations away from the intended recipients.

Charity is a booming industry and some people are driving nice expensive cars and living in big houses off the back of it.

20-01-2008, 15:21	#39
Escapee cf.mega poster Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: This Planet Posts: 4,028	Re: sick Boy to be deported My view is letting this sick boy stay will make those who say they feel compasionate at ease with their conscience. As a young woman from Zimbabwe explained to me, the asylum seekers you see here are the ones financially well off, not in any danger and able to get away. The ones who are really in danger outnumber them by a huge percentage but are unable to get away from danger. Charity is a choice, its not something that is guaranteed. I will only give to UK charities even though I have heard some first hand touching stories from African countries. Unfortunately charities and people who want to do good often overlook the corruption that takes their donations away from the intended recipients. Charity is a booming industry and some people are driving nice expensive cars and living in big houses off the back of it.