Refugee Complains: British Taxpayer-Funded Room and Board Not Good Enough

[European Knight]

An Afghan refugee living at a British taxpayer funded shelter is complaining about the hot meals and accommodations he is receiving free of charge.

During an interview with Sky News, the migrant complained about the alleged conditions at "Lynx House," a refugee shelter in Wales, saying his room is "not really nice" and that two of the three meals he receives each day are "the same."

"Accommodation is not really nice," he said.

The interviewer accurately noted that "some people would say that people in this country are trying to be helpful -- they are giving you accommodation, they are giving you meals, this is a way of you being able to get what you’re entitled to."

But the refugee didn't back down, saying that his meals are "not good" and that his room is "dirty."

Regarding his three meals per day, the refugee said that two of the meals are the same and are "not good."

"It is two times every day the same," he said. "And really we don’t feel good with this food… and we live in the accommodation.... six people in one room… and it is a very dirty place."

Perhaps it did not dawn on him that he and his flatmates could clean their own room. Or maybe he was waiting for maid service. The Mail calls Lynx House a bed and breakfast made up of six houses run by the Home Office and Breitbart notes:

Lynx House is notorious locally for once being a semi-decent public place to stay, but it has now descended into what locals call “Immigration Alley” with a majority of “single young men” Sudan, Eritrea and Ethiopia living there.

“Some neighbours call it ‘Asylum Street’ or ‘Immigration Alley’ – and it even has its own spoof review on Tripadvisor.

Whatever Lynx House is called, this is not the first time migrants have complained about the conditions and food given to them freely by their host countries across Europe. It is important to make note of their lack of gratitude because so many who wish to extend a helping hand with future refugees actually think their acts of kindness will be met with appreciation. Rather, many refugees feel entitled to the best of everything: room, board, health care, financial assistance and more. Plus, given the amount of crime carried out in these migrant centers, many refugees are hardly the innocent lambs escaping persecution the Left paints them to be.

Refugee Complains: British Taxpayer-Funded Room and Board Not Good Enough

[Captainron]

Why does that accent sound so familiar?

[Newmexican]

They should go home and eat sand... JMO