The government is stealing homes to house migrants.
The Italian referendum is this Sunday a defeat for the government could rock the entire Eurozonehttps://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/nov/30/italy-referendum-all-you-need-to-know-about-renzis-crunch-vote …
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private homes are not assigned to migrants. Only public places and hotels (paid by the state)
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hotels are PRIVATE property they DO NOT belong to the state!THIS is why people HATE Merkel's EU
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the hotels' owners have an agreement with the state and get paid to host refugees.
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NO the hotel owners have been told they will be paid for their property.
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nope. Listen, there is a huge business around the refugees hosting. Educate yourself
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@Swamper60@guardian nope, it won't. -
it's all very confusing, how do you want the vote to go, Monica?
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I will vote no, to save my Constitution and its principles. In a hypothetical referendum to exit EU I'd say NO
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Seems like a huge upheaval to scrap the constitution, I have to read more about it& will watch for the result.
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Makes no sense for Italy to stay but i think the same campaign of threat&fear that went on in UK is happening now
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we are not voting to exit EU. we are voting some changes to our Constitution
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Congratulations on Sr Renzi's resignation the first step towards freedom of the Italian people again
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LOL we were and are a free country
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we are NOT voting to exit EU
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3 giorni e finirà l'incubo.
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sono stati mesi di sopportazione tanto che mi sogno di votare no anche di notte!
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