Especially Syrian's, they're own government is chemical bombing them, and then there's ISIL to contend with, not to mention the people trying to flog them out of 2000 Euro's to get a on rickety old boat, that hopefully doesn't capsize or sink.
If they're then lucky enough to make to Italy or Greece, and they get seen to by correct government officials, and not more scammers who load them in vans by the dozens and take them across Europe, only to die in the back due to suffocation.
If they do manage to make it to France, by whatever means, they then get stuck at the French borders, only to be told by us, "We don't want you."
Now, I don't believe majority of us "don't want them."
Firstly, we have no border control, this scares people, not knowing who coming and going out of your country doing god knows what isn't exactly a comforting thought.
Secondly, the left constantly bang on about a housing crisis, if we have a housing crisis that we're trying to sort out now, where are these poor people going to live?
They're going to go from squalor to squalor, and that's not nice, nor is it fair.
Before Britain can viably take any more people, we need to sort out the housing issue, there is no point adding to the problem, it's not fair on those trying to sort it, or those being added on to the list of 5 million.
Imagine we had border controls, and not because Germany gave us the OK for them, we had them because we wanted them, we can see who is entering, and who is leaving (which is equally as important).
Imagine we had sorted out our housing problem, and had adequate accommodation for taking these people in.
Would we be as hostile as what we're coming across? No.
Germany is pushing, and the further they push, the bigger the "No" campaign will get, if that's what Mrs Merkel and the rest of the EU want, that's what they'll get.
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