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Oh yeah? What's the reason then? Please enlighten uspetkanov wrote:It is also true that old EU countries apply transitional measures for labor access to new Eu member states, but these will last at most for 7 years, and this has nothing to do with leftist protectionism etc.
A few decades ago people were saying the same thing about abolishing borders between countries within today's EU.Borders are here to stay. The EU will never let borders dissapear and let in millions of people from outside Europe.
Your house is your private property (or leased or whatever), the whole Europe or whatever territory is not.Europe is our house, it is our home, why should we let everyone come in? This will not happen.
The fact that you feel OK to be humiliated like this does not make it right.petkanov wrote:The reason for transitional measures were right. I am from Eastern Europe and my country was directly affected by those measures.
This does not contradict what I said as the notion of "labour market" is a very leftist and populist thing itself.These measures were introduced to prevent massive disturbance on the labour market of other states while giving time for the eocnomies of the East to catch up.
While it is so, the location of "external border" was kind of moving in time.From the beginning of the European project the idea was free flow of people, capital etc. So the idea even decades ago was that. The idea was to unite Europe, not populate it with non Europeans.
Very convenient, isn't it? "We do not want those who were unlucky to be born in non-free/non-democratic countries. Let us peacefully enjoy our luck of being born here. Bad luck for them. Just leave us and our labour market alone."EU is my home because of the following reasons:
EU is a sum of countries and mine is a part of it. These countries are the sum of people living there and paying taxes there. These countries are free and democratic for the most part and accountable to the population for the most part. The population of these countries doesn't really want immigration from outside of Europe, because generally speaking most people from outside don't want to integrate and that causes a lot of problems for the host countries. As Chancellor Merkel recently said, multiculturalism failed. The only people entitled to live in the EU are EU citizens. For the rest it is not a right but a privilege and can be taken away. I hate to be the messenger but had to answer your questions.
mastermind wrote:The fact that you feel OK to be humiliated like this does not make it right.petkanov wrote:The reason for transitional measures were right. I am from Eastern Europe and my country was directly affected by those measures.
I guess that after decades of Soviet oppression it might feel OK but it does not mean it is right.This does not contradict what I said as the notion of "labour market" is a very leftist and populist thing itself.These measures were introduced to prevent massive disturbance on the labour market of other states while giving time for the eocnomies of the East to catch up.
While it is so, the location of "external border" was kind of moving in time.From the beginning of the European project the idea was free flow of people, capital etc. So the idea even decades ago was that. The idea was to unite Europe, not populate it with non Europeans.
Very convenient, isn't it? "We do not want those who were unlucky to be born in non-free/non-democratic countries. Let us peacefully enjoy our luck of being born here. Bad luck for them. Just leave us and our labour market alone."EU is my home because of the following reasons:
EU is a sum of countries and mine is a part of it. These countries are the sum of people living there and paying taxes there. These countries are free and democratic for the most part and accountable to the population for the most part. The population of these countries doesn't really want immigration from outside of Europe, because generally speaking most people from outside don't want to integrate and that causes a lot of problems for the host countries. As Chancellor Merkel recently said, multiculturalism failed. The only people entitled to live in the EU are EU citizens. For the rest it is not a right but a privilege and can be taken away. I hate to be the messenger but had to answer your questions.
suassooze wrote:@petkanov,,
if they reject my visa what will they issue as refusal letter ..?
uk is not a part of schengen... so and i have not been previously rejected by any schengen country..
i want a clear cut answer from you regarding this..
i can appeal also since everything in application will be genuine..