Sorry but you're not making the difference between Romanians and romas or gypsy.
Those in the article you mentioned are people who studied hard and want to work in a country which rewards them for their work ' unlike this garbage dump that is romania , where a doctor is paid worth 300 euros a month.And yeah , those people are a loss for my country but , let's be honest ,you can't force them to stay just to be patriots.
Gypsy are the people who come to steal , not work.
There are countless articles about how they turn down every offer to work , how they ruin every house they are given by the government to stay in , how they ....
I'm too tired to write all this again and again but this post might sum it up (not mine)
http://www.stormfront.org/forum/t280500-15/You'll see for yourself once you come into contact with them.
I had no problem with them till a pack , yeah i said pack , entered my neighborhood and one of the best and most beautiful historical city center turned into a landfill.
Time will tell who is right
Edit .. i didn't checked first the name of the forum , i was interested only that it was my town mentioned as i checked for an article in English (too tired to translate on from the local newspapers) on the second read i saw that banner with white bullshit or whatever
Well, that's not the best site to get info, hehe.
Nevertheless, it seems pretty descriptive of Romani culture, they are very misogynistic, their women are pretty much treated as property, but I believe a bit is changing in their culture, they simply need to adapt, we see more gypsies at school and there are even women studying after 4th, of course, only in more "progressive" families.
I'm from Portugal, by the way.
I, basically, only knew one gypsy in my life, he was a kid that hang out at my apartment when I was in college, he was middle class and lived in a nice neighborhood, he once told us a story that he went out with some of his cousins that were "bad vibe" and they stole a few sports shirts from a store, his mother discover what he did and he took quite the beating, and he said he was lucky because his mother didn't told his father about what he did, if she did he would had the beating of his life, LOL.
Anyway, I know this is a small minority of gypsy culture, but when they live in an environment where people actually chose who they want to marry and marring at 13 is not acceptable, people start to change and want different stuff, but change always comes very slowly.