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!
I still think that my country would get better economic growth from joining the EU rather than BRICS. EU is rich and developed, every country has a very high GDP per capita, and BRICS countries are very far from them.
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...
Do not doubt that, that's reality and almost all of them are unskilled workers but I'll go into details. Mostly, women go to EU countries to take care of elder people, some also take care of pets too and they get free home to stay, sometimes free food and a thousand euros or higher a month. They send this money to their families at home and that's how most of our citizens live.
Men who go to the EU, mostly steal but there are a few who work in restaurants, delivery, and buildings and earn normal money. What I see around me is that most of my neighbours have one emigrant from the family and that person feeds the family, improves the house and buys a car for them. They live a very good life but the sad fact is that I think that emigrants sacrifice their life for these people.
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.