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There's been lots of debate in 2015 about Europe being swamped by migrants. Evidence is now backing up hypotheses that mass migration has been a regular, formative event.
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There are many sides to this subject when it comes to discussing the current crisis, the way it is focussed on western Europe and reaction to it in these countries. I am not convinced that land mass or population density has much to do with any nation's ability to accept rising numbers of migrants in serious need of somewhere to stay. What does matter an awful lot...
14:52 Tue 29th Dec 2015
> the points are addressed in your order.
Sorry, I don't see that. The question remains completely unanswered.
> Complex behaviours cannot be resolved with closed answers.
There's nothing complex about my question. The only reason to claim it's complex is so that you can give a lame reason for not answering it.
> Migration has demonstrably contributed to the betterment of host societies.
Even if this were true (and I gave an example of Native Americans which you chose not to respond to), you have failed to show how modern migration is a metaphor for the historic, warring, conquering of the host society that you referred to in the OP.
Sorry, I don't see that. The question remains completely unanswered.
> Complex behaviours cannot be resolved with closed answers.
There's nothing complex about my question. The only reason to claim it's complex is so that you can give a lame reason for not answering it.
> Migration has demonstrably contributed to the betterment of host societies.
Even if this were true (and I gave an example of Native Americans which you chose not to respond to), you have failed to show how modern migration is a metaphor for the historic, warring, conquering of the host society that you referred to in the OP.
'Address the questions....heed then address answers.....don't make demands for individual research unless you're willing to provide same yourself.'
Erm...why should I provide evidence to back up your claims. They're you're claims. Please provide evidence to back them up or people will start to think that you're making things up,to,suit your own arguments. Bad debating form that Mosaic.
Erm...why should I provide evidence to back up your claims. They're you're claims. Please provide evidence to back them up or people will start to think that you're making things up,to,suit your own arguments. Bad debating form that Mosaic.
Now then ellipsis, I didn't raise now war in my OP. I relayed the evidence that mass migration has been regular and formative
ie it shaped the demographic and introduced technologies
Others, you included, started on about war and migration. I'm sorry you felt I ignored you about the Amerinds, which was not intentional. so if you wanted to list what European invasion 'did' for Amerindians - comes out very negative on the whole. But the invasion worked out really quite well for Europe. Not a popular thought, but undeniable.
ie it shaped the demographic and introduced technologies
Others, you included, started on about war and migration. I'm sorry you felt I ignored you about the Amerinds, which was not intentional. so if you wanted to list what European invasion 'did' for Amerindians - comes out very negative on the whole. But the invasion worked out really quite well for Europe. Not a popular thought, but undeniable.
> Others, you included, started on about war and migration
That's because the two are related - historic migration tended to accompany wars, because the "host societies" were not too accepting.
> so if you wanted to list what European invasion 'did' for Amerindians - comes out very negative on the whole. But the invasion worked out really quite well for Europe. Not a popular thought, but undeniable
Definitely undeniable, but the Europeans were the invaders, not the host society; so this is not a good example of "Migration has demonstrably contributed to the betterment of host societies", but the opposite ...
That's because the two are related - historic migration tended to accompany wars, because the "host societies" were not too accepting.
> so if you wanted to list what European invasion 'did' for Amerindians - comes out very negative on the whole. But the invasion worked out really quite well for Europe. Not a popular thought, but undeniable
Definitely undeniable, but the Europeans were the invaders, not the host society; so this is not a good example of "Migration has demonstrably contributed to the betterment of host societies", but the opposite ...
Regardless of who said what about war, the answer I am waiting for is one to address this
Mosaic
But vetuste and ellipsis, think now....if the current wave of mass migration includes more people engaging in a different form of warfare.....isn't that technological change?
19:07 Tue 29th Dec 2015
Are the current wave of migrants engaging in a different form of warfare?
Mosaic
But vetuste and ellipsis, think now....if the current wave of mass migration includes more people engaging in a different form of warfare.....isn't that technological change?
19:07 Tue 29th Dec 2015
Are the current wave of migrants engaging in a different form of warfare?
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