phasers wrote: » we can't just send European immigrants home, fyi.
Rocky_Dennis wrote: » Another emigration thread :mad:
Doc Ruby wrote: » Another low postcount poster with a bellyful of bile about Irish people.
JONJO THE MISER wrote: » Just heard that a neighbour a few doors down woke up this morning to find his 2 dogs had taken the boat and have taken the 3 month old kitten with them.
muracan wrote: » Why is it that the Irish will do the menial jobs when they emigrate and not at home?
muracan wrote: » After the 8o's recession the emigrants returned, pockets full of cash and helped to fuel the boom.They drove everything up and looked down on "the fools" who stayed put who paid the high taxes and kept the light burning in the window. The same will happen again this time, just wait and see. !
muracan wrote: » Am I the only one to be fed up to the back teeth of all this emigration talk.
johnners2981 wrote: » I don't see what their postcount has to do with anything
Woodsocks wrote: Another newbie member with over 1600 posts. Your a bit of a troll me thinks
muracan wrote: » Am I the only one to be fed up to the back teeth of all this emigration talk. Let's face it, we are a nation of emigrants,this is just the latest cycle. It's nothing new 1840s,1950s,1980s and now.....we all have returned emigrants in the family! Why are our nurses emigrating when many of our health care workers are Asian? Why are there still so many Eastern europeans working in the hospitality sectors, factory operatives, fishermen and "menial" jobs....surely we should have sent them all home by now and replaced them with homegrown labour? I'll tell you why, because without those people this country would be in a much more sorry state than it is today.The only reason they have their jobs is because Paddy wouldn't do them!They work here because they get high wages relative to home.I know that our cost of living is high here but so are welfare rates in comparison to their countries. Many people already "migrated" within this country ....away from these jobs to work in construction for example (boasting about getting 2.50 euro per block layed)! I have been unemployed, I know the frustration of not being able to get a job.I went from being well paid,to jobseekers.I now work a 3 day week( hopefully will get to 5) and have started a mini-business. You have to diversify, adapt and change your attitude...it's not easy . After the 8o's recession the emigrants returned, pockets full of cash and helped to fuel the boom.They drove everything up and looked down on "the fools" who stayed put who paid the high taxes and kept the light burning in the window. The same will happen again this time, just wait and see. Why is it that the Irish will do the menial jobs when they emigrate and not at home? We must all take a good look in the mirror and see the failures of our ways. WE got ourselves into this mess and ONLY WE can get us out of it! There will always be emigrants ,it's part of what we are!