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What do you do with your eyes when someone looks at you? Do you hold focus or do you look away? Usually I look away but I only do that for two reasons, 1 is when it's a really attractive girl, I'll look away cuz I'm shy or I'll look away if I don't want her to think I'm a creeper. And sometimes I look away from other men when their talking to me but that's only because I don't want them to assume the wrong idea, like assuming I'm challenging them... (Don't get me wrong, I'm no coward so if I'm upset Or I'm teaching someone something I hold direct eye contact. But what do you guys do?

(there an old legend that says the eyes are the Windows to the soul and some of you don't hold eye contract because you don't want people to read you and look into your souls.

(I'm not too sure I believe that lesgend though)😒

anyway what do with your eyes when someone is looking at you or talking? Do you look away or do you hold eye contact?

The ancient, but recently escalating incidences of terrorism is a concern to all right minded people.
I am terribly saddened by the recent bombings in Belgium. but, the footage of this and other attacks, together with videoed reports on the exodus of thousands upon thousands of "refugees" from middle eastern countries, has lead me to my question.
They have shown that a large percentage of these so-called "displaced persons" are young men or men of fighting age.
They take away the chance of safety from children and other, more worthy persons. It is my belief that these migrants can be seen in a few ways, none of which are particularly good. If i may, I will state my opinion, then look to you G&G's for yours. It is now the norm for the more developed countries of the world to police a number of the conflict zones. That, almost inevitably, leads to the armies of these nations being deployed, thus entering into deadly conflict with the terrorists. This forces our young men to face the possibility of being maimed or even dying, doing what those young men could and should be doing. I would have thought that they should be refused entry, and be sent back to be trained in the military, thus fighting for their own country and families.
My Question:
A. Should these men be refused refugee status?
B. Should these men be compelled to defend their own country?