Now that the dust has settled, who was in the wrong here?

Now that the dust has settled, who was in the wrong here?

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German government for virtue signalling which encouraged the migration to increase in intensivity which overloaded the system.

Originally America for invading Iraq and causing ISIS to exist. But i also blame Turkey, the EU and my own government.

Wtf is happening on Estonia - Russia border?

The civil war in Syria is what started it. ISIS not existing wouldn't have prevented it.

Assad and ISIS for being murderous criminals, Russia for supporting Assad
US, Iran and the Arab states of the Persian Gulf for destabilizing the Middle East but not helping with the refugee crisis
Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic and Slovakia for refusing to help when the EU once needed them

Merkill for not just shooting like 5-10 of them and thus scaring millions away

>needed them
fuck off with your needs

>Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic and Slovakia for refusing to help when the EU once needed them
The help of Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic and Slovakia turned out to be unnecessary since every country involved managed to get a handle on the situation without our input.

Besides, the general consesus was that because Europe didn't show solidarity with former Eastern Bloc countries when it mattered we were not obligated to do it either.
The weird thing is that the notion of european solidarity is brought up only when it's western powers expecting something from poor shitholes like us, not never the other way around.
It's almost as if we're only a source of cheap labour and not part of the same European community where every nation is equal to one another.

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>Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic and Slovakia for refusing to help when the EU once needed them

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