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In some cases, the refugees themselves admit to not feeling secure. One case mentions a refugee talking about another refugee "strongly supporting" al-Qaeda. If the refugees openly support al-Qaeda how would it be a good idea to let them in to our homeland?

This entry appeals to ethos. It appeals to ethos because it makes people realize that letting terrorists into our country is not the right thing to do.

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On July 24th, 2016 2 Syrian refugees were to blame for terrorist attacks. One stabbed 5 people, killing one, and the other injured 15 bystanders from a suicide bomb.

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How much do you love your family? How much would it hurt you to lose a close family member or friend. The United States' plan to amp up the amount of Syrian refugees entering will increase the amount of violence caused by terrorism.

This entry appeals to pathos. It appeals to pathos because it reaches peoples' emotions by talking about the loss of close friends or family.

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REFUGEES BEHAVING BADLY - Fighting, rioting, violent, complaining

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IMPORTANT!!! PLEASE WATCH https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWSc0dZj36I Footage of seriously insane behaviour amongst refugees (migrants) in September 2015. Violent, rude, fighting, impatient, ungrateful, messy, fanatical, childish, destructive behaviour making Europe look like the Middle East. So why are our leaders letting them in by the millions?

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Suppose I had a some candy, and told you that four of the pieces of candy would kill you, would take a handful? This is essentially the same question that should be asked about Syrian refugees. Read the question again but think about the candy being Syrian Refugees... make sense yet? If you don't know which Syrian will and will not kill you, why put 10,000 in your country

This entry appeals to ethos. It appeals to ethos because it makes people think about what is right and wrong.

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198 Syrian refugees  traveled on a boat to Greece, on November 10th, 2015. They then travelled to Paris, France. Only 2% of these refugees were terrorists. The 2% of refugees that were terrorists killed 198 people in France by detonating suicide vests. The terrorists were granted entry to Europe using fake identities, what makes people believe that this could not happen to the U.S.?

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Would you want terrorists in your country,  your state, or your city  No one wants to jeopardize the security of their community. Philip Breedlove, a retired four-star General, says that "Isis is spreading like cancer," and that refugees are "masking the movement" of terrorists. We must put a stop to the refugees in order to keep our country safe.

This entry appeals to pathos. It appeals to pathos because it makes people think of their emotional attachment to their family, and how they wouldn't want to lose them due to terrorists.

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The Paris attacks killed 132 innocent lives, but some argue the attacks also made victims of the millions of Syrian refugees who truly just want to keep their families safe from civil warfare, yet are now being shunned.

CNN is reporting French officials believe six of the people directly involved in the Paris attacks had spent time in Syria.

One of those terrorists entered Greece, mingled in with refugees, falsely identifying himself.

Because of the Paris terror attacks, Oklahoma Senator Jim Inhofe wants President Obama to put a pause in accepting Syrians as refugees into the U.S.

Inhofe stated in a press release, "One ISIS terrorist entering our country - through whatever means - will enable that cancer to grow and will directly threaten our homeland and its people."

The governors of Texas, Alabama, and Michigan are flat out refusing to welcome any of the 10,000 Syrian refugees into their states, for fear they may have ties with ISIS.

While only 1,500 refugees have arrived in the U.S. since 2011, many state officials are demanding stricter screening procedures from the Department of Homeland Security, especially considering the lack of terror and crime databases in Syria, meaning background checks are nearly impossible.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott took his views to Twitter, and wants the entire nation to follow suit.

Alabama currently does not have any refugees and Governor Robert Bentley wants to keep it that way. "As your Governor, I will not stand complicit to a policy that places the citizens of Alabama in harm's way."

Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal is furious, stating the federal government did not tell his state about refugees being relocated to Louisiana last week.

"It is irresponsible and severely disconcerting to place individuals, who may have ties to ISIS, in a state without the state's knowledge or involvement," Jindal said.

Should Oklahoma also refuse refugees just in case of any ISIS ties, or should we welcome our distressed fellow human beings?

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On Monday afternoon, Gov. Mary Fallin called on President Barack Obama to suspend efforts to bring Syrian refugees to the United States.
"The Obama administration needs to assure the public that the background checks they are doing are rigorous, and that American lives will not be endangered in the process," Fallin said. "Until then, I call on the Obama administration to suspend any Syrian refugees into the United States. During these uncertain times the Obama administration needs to make sure those entering the United States are not terrorists."

You will find all kinds of opinions about the refugee crisis on social media.

I welcome Syrian refugees fleeing persecution from ISIS to my neighborhood. No bigoted Governors, though.

- Corey Rayburn Yung (@CoreyRYung) November 16, 2015

Extremists WANT us all to hate Muslims! This is part of their aim, harmony is their enemy! If you find yourself hating Muslims, they WIN!

- Carl Bövis (@CarlBovis_AFC) November 14, 2015

I am praying for the day when Muslim Extremists know the joy of living for Christ instead of the duty of dying for Allah. #Paris

- Clayton (@ClaytonPruett) November 15, 2015

Over the weekend, the hashtag "NotInMyName" began reappearing, mostly by those of the Islamic faith, denouncing the extremist violence in Paris.

The Muslim anti-ISIS wave started last year but has resurfaced with the new Paris attacks.

For every terror attack claimed in the name of Islam: #notinmyname . Monsters do not represent my faith.

- Ligwina Hananto (@mrshananto) November 14, 2015

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ISIS terrorists disguised as Syrian refugee, Oklahoma lawmaker wants to keep refugees out

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The Paris attacks killed 132 innocent lives, but some argue the attacks also made victims of the millions of Syrian refugees who truly just want to keep their families safe from civil warfare, yet are now being shunned. CNN is reporting French officials believe six of the people directly involved in the Paris attacks had spent time in Syria.

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The United States is thinking about letting Syrian refugees come to America.  The Syrian refugees are trying to escape the conflict of their homeland. There are over 2.9 million Syrians that have dispersed into communities and added to the previous population, thus putting tremendous strain on the infrastructure of these communities. In the past eighteen months, at least sixty six people in the United States have been arrested for Islamic State-related terrorist plots and some of these were Syrian refugees.

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I believe that we should not allow Syrian refugees into our country.