I agree with you but to be fair, I don't understand why do Europeans accept so many refugees who do nothing but steal, commit crimes and etc.
That's not all they do. Refugees are an extremely cheap source of labor and they usually get into jobs that others aren't so willing to enter. They keep the factories running, streets clean, etc.
It is also worth mentioning that right now the most number of "sex workers" across Europe are Ukrainian women!
Yeah, refugees are an extremely cheap source of labour but does this outweigh the negative side effects that include increased crime, rape and murder rate. In my country, there aren't migrants and it's very safe to go outside at any time, especially in small cities, it's very safe here, no one blows up themselves and doesn't stabs anyone in the street for no reason.
Btw I have no idea why someone uses those workers in 21th century, when almost every girl does the job for free.
They being developed doesn't mean joining them is going to help grow your economy.
Besides, when you say EU are you thinking Germany, France, etc. or are you thinking for example Cyprus or Romania? Do you see the massive gap?
Additionally I could have agreed with you if Georgia was in a different neighborhood (not used to counter Russia like the way they used Ukraine) and if it weren't 2024 where EU itself is weakening and is on brink of collapse...
You have a good point. When we think about the EU, we think about Germany and France, not about Cyprus and Romania but joining the EU will give us the possibility to legally work in Germany, France and other rich countries, that's why we want to join the EU. At the moment, we can't work in EU, the only way to work is through Poland's visa but it's guaranteed that you'll work the shittiest jobs ever and even with this visa, it's illegal to work, so you have to stuck in the factory and work like a slave.
Thank god I chose IT as my career in my childhood and I'm into UI/UX design or otherwise, I would be on a miserable salary. Probably 80% of people here earn 350 USD a month, I earn up to 1000 USD. I pay 400 USD per month on rent (I live in a very bad basement because rent prices went up out of this world because of Russia-Ukraine war), then I pay 50 USD on utility bills and the rest of the money goes in food because food here is way more expensive in Germany or France. I earn 1000 USD and I'm left with nothing in the end. If our country joins the EU, I'll be able to move in Germany or France or Ireland and earn more than 2000 Euro per month net salary. Won't I be able to rent an apartment in Berlin for 600 euros? I'll be able. From my friends, I also know that they don't spend more than 450 euro on groceries. By living in Germany, I'll be able to save at least 500 euros per month. That's why I and many people want to join the EU instead of BRICS.
That's not a living though! That is working one's ass off for less than minimum wage; a salary that is not enough for a single person to stay alive. 1000 euros is not even enough to cover bare minimum of cost of living in most of EU and that's without considering rent!
In your previous post you claimed that "these immigrants had a very good life when they migrated to EU (or US)"! That is not what a good life looks like.
Standards are very low in our country. I haven't been in restaurants for years because it's expensive but Europeans go to eat at restaurants every day, it's normal for them but it's a luxury for me. Lots of people spend money to get that kind of job abroad because in our country you don't have salary enough to eat food unless you work in IT.
When I talk about the good life, I mean that they are able to buy smartphones, clothes and new things with their salary. Btw that 1000 euros cover living costs because when you take care of elders, you get a free stay at home from them and they usually share food with you, so you basically live for free in the EU and earn net 1000 Euro.