Quoting: Puzzler But the author of the first post in the thread asserts that 'hundreds of thousands of Poles who have emigrated to Ireland' want Polish to be the third language of Ireland. Shouldn't he be called a liar? Yeah, that may be a lie. And I agree, an inflammatory one at that
He is "mistaken", there aren't hundreds of thousands of Poles in Ireland for a start.
F... it! Let's leave their beloved lands to the natives, and to those foreigners whom the natives prefer over us (Third World crowds).:)PS. I'm of the opinion that the good jobs in a given country should go to the natives of the country, not to foreigners.
If there are "prefered foreigners" here in Ireland, then it is the Polish who are those that are preferred.
ften be mercilessly ripped off there
Some of the ripping off is being currently done by Polish companies to Polish employees, in exactly the same way as Irish employers in England ripped off Irish immigrants in the 1950s, 60s and 70s. There are two kinds of people in the world, those who do the work and those who benefit from it. Nationality seldom comes into it.
PS. I'm of the opinion that the good jobs in a given country should go to the natives of the country, not to foreigners.
I believe that the good jobs should go to those best deserving of them, best able to do the job, regardless of where they come from.