The difference between our two stories is that one is about your property and one is about your right to exist. Surely you see that these are not equivalent. One is telling someone "I don't want you here, so go back home to be murdered by the warlords you fled" and the other is "give me some of your money otherwise carry on".
>The thing is that, yes, wanting to reduce the amount of immigrants (for example) is a mainstream political stance.
If you don't pay your taxes you go to jail, which in some places could be in the same ballpark as whatever is actually happening in Syria (I don't really believe in what the UN says).
>The thing is that, yes, wanting to reduce the amount of immigrants (for example) is a mainstream political stance.
We were talking about refugees, not immigrants.