I still think its too bad because I think it's important to talk about problems and what is happening in Greece these days, and the whole mass migration to the EU phenomena, is a problem. I've talked about it with several people who were also concerned about culture, among other things, and I think its a legitimate concern.
Not one that concerns me all that much but a case study on the given subject is the burqua ban in France and other countries
debated here several times. Then the ruling was: Cant wear it because it
undermines the notion of “living together” and
the face played a significant role in social interaction. So there is clearly a culture that uses the law to let's say sustain itself, or someone could say to defend itself, or better yet takes legal steps to prevent another culture from its influence. And if that is so, the question is how far a culture ought to go to resist the said "invasion", various influences?
So to me, it's a legit concern and that can be approached in a civil way. Obviously, arguments ...
Let them stay in Turkey, its a sunny country .. are not good enough but ..
Let them stay in Turkey because its a safe country is legit. Or
what should Greece do when Turkey opens the border? What should other countries, EU countries, who are far from the said borders do? What-if they dont want to take any migrants? etc etc