You honestly believe that people, who 8 years ago waved EU flags in Kiev want to go back to Ukraine, which will never become a member of the EU? It literally takes one generation for a Ukrainian to integrate fully into the Czech society.
So, the leader of an opposition parliamentary party, the SPD, Tomio Okamura wrote on Twitter that more than half of the Ukrainian refugees don’t want to go back to Ukraine? To which the minister of interior, Vít Rakušan, replied that this is actually good. He says that the Ukrainians will be a benefit to the economy and public finances. That is more working hands, and more taxes.
Now this is of course very good for the employers, the titans of Czech industry have long called for immigration, and here you have a wave of migrants of Slavic stock that has wide support of sympathetic normies in this country. But the little people, the employees are sold short by this, their wages are depressed, and the Ukrainians make use of the same finite resources as the rest of the people. On the other hand, our population is aging, women don’t want to give birth, and influx of Ukrainian pussy can sway the situation a little bit. Ukrainians are objectively better than immigrants from Africa.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian men also find jobs at Bakken Oilfields in North Dakota…
This is better than being cannon fodder for Zelensky…
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What’s going on in Prague tho, i saw an interesting post by the Czech president to not judge all Ukrainians based on few rapists?
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Yeah, the ruling politicians are trying to calm the populace about the spike in crimes committed by the newcomers. Some Ukrainians are, to be honest, a bit eastern for the cultural tastes of the Czechs.
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