Comments by "Daniel Bradford" (@Falconlibrary) on "Another ungrateful Afghan refugee, who complains that she has been living rent-free in a hotel…" video.

We actually have the same problem with illegal immigrants or refugees or whatever they're called in the US. They don't like the hotel where they're staying, they don't like the food etc. I live next door to a family of Iraqi refugees. They don't pay rent on their current residence, and were recently given a refurbished house for free plus a grant of $2000 a month for its maintenance through a combination of government grants and private charity. I thought they would move out, but they didn't--they've decided to rent the house out instead because it wasn't fancy enough for them. I drove by the house and it's in a nicer neighborhood than this one, so I don't know what their problem is. They're supposed to occupy the house themselves, not turn it into a rental property, but apparently everyone is afraid to confront them on this matter or else be labeled Islamophobic and racist. Did I mention my Iraqi neighbors get free medical care at taxpayer expense? I have to pay for mine.
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@phoenixobrien163 People have already complained and the responsible government authorities, as well as the private charity, have done exactly nothing. If they do, they'll be called Islamophobic and racist. My Iraqi neighbors can't drive very well (they have accidents every other day, it seems) and have a rotating host of cars (one for each member of the family)--they wreck them, then abandon them and get a new one. I finally had enough and had several of their abandoned cars towed off the street, since no one else could find a parking space. I thought the Iraqi neighbors would protest, but they didn't say a word--glad to have rid of them at the taxpayers' expense. I'm told that in Iraq, there's no car insurance, so if a car is wrecked, you just abandon it. I don't know if they have proper car insurance--some of their cars don't have tags and the ones that do expired months ago.
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