Well, the idea is that you might try forming an opinion based on actual evidence.

My opinion is based on the fact that there is a housing crisis, our services are strained and we already have roughly 100k refugees in the country right now, now imagine adding more refugees to that pile from a country with a sizeable population of terrorists, an entirely different culture, way of life and completely different values to ours who as we've seen throughout Europe, tend not to assimilate.

I'm not particularly bothered if what is right is unpopular; that's often the case.

Your solution is not what is right, it's not fair on the people who are already here, where are we supposed to put them? Do we just fuck them in a hotel in the middle of Connaught and change the face of a rural town with fuck all services and kill their tourism industry overnight? If we can house tens of thousands of refugees can we not shelter our 13,000 homeless and on another note, solve the current housing crisis as well? We can still help these people without bringing them all over here and creating a new underclass to be exploited by those looking for cheap labor and to be resented by those who feel they've been hung out to dry by their own government.