Ireland does not owe the world a living.
Indeed remember that sort of phrase if ever the Irish have to go looking for work elsewhere in the world. You may hear "Poland does not owe the Irish a living" or similar.
Now, with Ireland in the grips of recession you are not needed here anymore. You where guest workers.
Correction, non-workers are not needed. People who are willing to work
are needed. It's all very well saying bugger off Polish, the Irish want the work now but you know that the only Irish people who will work are those who may have lost jobs. The previous spongers won't work at all but they just want to get involved in something so they pretend they do. Guest workers...but very welcome in order to try and get the Irish economy back on track...
Now, Irish people are happily taking any jobs so the Poles are no longer needed.
Slightly unfair. Some of those jobs were not "good enough" for Irish workers until the recession hit so there's a saying that covers that and it goes "tough ****" you didn't want the low paid jobs before so why should you get them now?
I never mentioned welfare. However, since you bring it up why should an Irish person who had NEVER paid a penny or cent to the Irish economy be any more welcome to welfare than anyone who has? Even if someone only contributed 3 years worth of tax to the state is entitled to more than someone who has paid nothing. And by someone I mean either an immigrant or a student who has only been working for 3 years since graduation. Say it straight RevokeNice.
Poles are a burden on the state.
Significantly less than your home-grown burden though. Get rid of the home grown burden and you're laughing all the way to the bank!
I could touch on the social issues of mass immigration........but I would be hear all night.
Yes and we wouldn't want to keep you from work in the morning...