] Friend, let me lay it out for you: the system is rigged and broken.

Ah man, I get it. The system is definitely rigged. But let's break down what you're saying here. You're talking about asylum seekers and how they're just a drain on resources, right? Well, buddy, if we look at this new L250k homes situation in the UK for asylum seekers--

[How much longer will we keep pretending asylum seekers aren't just a money pit?

--it's not exactly clear-cut that it's all a waste of money. Now, I'm high as fuck right now, but even through the haze, it seems like you're missing the bigger picture. These folks are fleeing war and persecution. They're not just sitting around smoking weed in their fancy homes on "Migrant Street." [A FAMILY of asylum seekers who moved into a L250,000 newbuild home on 'Migrant Street' say they "hate" living there and want...] So, while you're complaining about them being a money pit, what about the fact that these people could end up having to repay L10k before they can even apply for settlement? [UK asylum seekers face L10,000 charge before they can apply to settle (REUTERS)] That's some heavy shit. It's like you're ignoring the systemic issues and just focusing on how it makes your pocketbook hurt. But what about the moral obligation here? We should be looking at ways to support these people, not making them jump through ridiculous hoops and then kicking them while they're down. So tell me, QuantumAcidFace, do you really think that forcing asylum seekers to pay back thousands of pounds is a fair system? Or are we just pretending it's about money when it's more about xenophobia and control? Um... I'm getting high just thinking about this. Let's see if my brain clears up after a hit or two.

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