JadedJack, yours is a fair point.
The people on that train aren't behaving particularly well, no. But we know nothing of them or their lives, there is no possible way that we can make an even vaguely accurate judgement on them, and there's no way that anyone here could say they wouldn't do similar in the same circumstances.
BMW6 - that is a massive assumption to make. You could just as easily jump to the conclusion that they don't want to be fingerprinted because if they are then they won't be able to claim asylum in a country where they fell they have a chance of having a life with some prospects. Maybe it's that important to them to get to where they promised their weeping mothers they would get to when they left, so that they could send for their families and provide them with some sort of a life that didn't involve living in a camp where fights break out at a moments notice because emotions run so high, where there isn't illness and disease in every other family.
Maybe a minority do have dodgy backgrounds, but those who still want to be helping Isis would either be staying put or paying to visit other countries like most of us can do.
Plenty of people who are going without in this country but they don't bully and intimidate to get what they want. So take your sanctimonious attitude and stick it.
No one in this country goes without to anywhere near the same extent as people who had had to flee their homes in Syria or Palestine. The people who are fully supported by the state in this country live in royal luxury compared to what these people have come from, where they barely even have enough water half the time. So they have no need to physically bully anyone, but I'm not sure that being a bit mouthy to armed soldiers can really count as bullying anyway.
And again, you have no idea how anyone from this country would behave if we were faced with the same.
We are lucky enough that we are highly unlikely to ever have to find iut.