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CMV: Immigration from war torn countries such as Iraq is not beneficial enough to the native population to justify it (concerns Europe)

I'm Finnish, and am seeking understanding about the topic that carries actually argumentative merit. I'm still a bit leniant on the contrary opinion, and my ideas about the topic is based on a few facts.

\-30 percent of our rapes are committed by foreigners (4.5% of the population)

\-Especially Iragi and Somali populations in Finland commit a huge amount of crime compared to the native population

\-These facts and the general perceived tendencies of many immigrants to not seem that useful to our society cause the Finnish population to be racist etc. towards them, causing further polarization between different parties.

I'm not educated on the topic. These are just a few ideas I have formed my opinion on.

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EDIT: I'm sorry, I didn't state my view coherently enough. The title should include the brackets:

  **Immigration from war torn countries such as Iraq is not beneficial enough to the native population to justify it (from the pov of the native people as an aggregate)**
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>These facts and the general perceived tendencies of many immigrants to not seem that useful to our society cause the Finnish population

Refugees do not become refugees to be useful for the new population.

They become refugees to flee from conflict, and we take them in to be kind and humanitarian, as we would want them to do for us.

*Of course* refugees commit more crime. They come from war torn countries, many likely have little education, and they *all* are suffering from personal and collective trauma. Then they come to the only safe place they can find and its cold ass Finland, they dont have any possessions and their family is dead or dying, they dont speak the language, and all the locals hate them. How would you not feel hopeless? How would you not feel angry?

Refugees are not bad people. They are people that have been through bad things.

And as a cornerstone of our humanity and mercy we should take them in and help them. That's really all there is to it.