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1. From Central/South America, Europe, most of Asia, yes.

Mon Jan 11, 2016, 07:38 PM

Jan 2016

North Africa and the Middle East? Nope.

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In light of the recent events that have unfolded in Germany.... [View all] philosslayer Jan 2016 OP

From Central/South America, Europe, most of Asia, yes. geek tragedy Jan 2016 #1

We don't have this kind of behavioral issue with Guatemalans and Koreans geek tragedy Jan 2016 #5

we're much better at assimilation, partly because Latin American countries geek tragedy Jan 2016 #12

+1000 smirkymonkey Jan 2016 #11

Strict vetting...for everyone. Lizzie Poppet Jan 2016 #2

So lets say you have a single 25 year old man from Syria philosslayer Jan 2016 #3

It's a tricky business, isn't it? Lizzie Poppet Jan 2016 #6

Off topic but I would like to see those given to gun owners Jim Beard Jan 2016 #18

Tashfeen Malik proved you don't have to be male to be a threat davidn3600 Jan 2016 #7

That's what Germany did and look at the result. Not an option. snagglepuss Jan 2016 #16

A solution? mwrguy Jan 2016 #17

There have always been lawbreakers/attackers/animals in any sizeable group. DisgustipatedinCA Jan 2016 #13

My opinion is unchanged, and existing vetting procedures are adequate bhikkhu Jan 2016 #15