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Chris Reeves
June 22, 2018

On Wednesday, the Hungarian parliament passed a series of laws that criminalize giving certain types of assistance to illegal immigrants. In the aftermath of the laws’ passage, liberal NGOs and human rights groups denounced the legal package – known informally as the ‘Stop Soros’ law – as an authoritarian measure that would make Hungary guilty of “persecuting” migrants, asylum seekers, and the groups that help them.

Amnesty International Europe Director Gauri van Gulik was especially incensed by the new laws, characterizing them as "a brazen attack on people seeking safe haven from persecution and those who carry out admirable work to help them” and further pledging to “resist” the laws “every step of the way.”

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Amnesty International is incensed over laws meant to punish those who accommodate lawbreaking. Hard cheese, Aholes.

The west needs more of this. Much more.

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Amnesty International Europe Director Gauri van Gulik was especially incensed by the new laws, characterizing them as "a brazen attack on people seeking safe haven from persecution and those who carry out admirable work to help them.....”

Except in 99% of cases, this has nothing to do with persecution.  It's just poor people trying to get into a rich country because it's nicer.

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Amnesty International is incensed over laws meant to punish those who accommodate lawbreaking.

Yes. That's likely why the laws were written as they were.


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Except in 99% of cases, this has nothing to do with persecution.  It's just poor people trying to get into a rich country because it's nicer.

And the same goes for most trying to get into the US, too.

They are Economic "Refugees."
"God must love the common man, he made so many of them.�  Abe Lincoln