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A meeting in a Dutch town to discuss whether to build a new centre for migrants had to be abandoned when some opponents rioted.
Protesters in Geldermalsen tore down fences and threw fireworks at police who responded with warning shots.
European countries are facing record numbers of refugees and other migrants entering Greece illegally from Turkey.
Dutch State Secretary for Security and Justice Klaas Dijkhoff said the protesters had crossed a line.
"Finding shelter for asylum seekers poses difficult questions but there is a limit when it comes to expressing your opinion," he said on Dutch TV.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-35118496
That doesn't sound very welcoming does it. I wonder why?
Never mind, the great and the good know what's best for the rest of us don't they...
Maybe some of those who're tell telling us we need to be more welcoming to increasing numbers of migrants and refugees from all around the globe ought to show us how that's done and make a bit of effort themselves. They could try leading by example for a change instead of telling the rest of us to just keep sucking it all up with a smile on our faces.