Comments by "duncan smith" (@duncansmith7562) on "What's behind Denmark's forced resettlement of 'ghettos'? | Focus on Europe" video.

  1. "my home country, Denmark" nope. If your last name is Aslam, very slim chance Denmark would be your home country.
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  2.  @FordRangerClassics  a last name like "Aslam" doesn't eliminate the possibility, but it makes such a possibility very slim. Given that Aslam is from a community that seeks to replicate their traditional home life in the new host country, there is only a slim chance that Denmark is his "home country". He is Danish only in that he lives there and has the papers to say he is Danish, but his heart and soul won't be Danish. If Aslam had to write an essay on the true nature of what it is to be Danish, he wouldn't have a clue what to say. Aslam is good enough to be a person in anybody's eyes, because Aslam is a person, but Aslam ain't no Danish person, just as George Orwell was never an Indian, agreed?
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  3.  @soundscape26  possibly, but your "home country" is not just a system that issues a passport and social security number. your home country is what formed your mind, thinking, spirit, soul and so much else.
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  4. "less than 3% have a criminal record" so, 97% are criminals but never get charged.
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