I am Polish, first gen American but my family is from there. People often visit Budapest for vacation since it's close, cheap, beautiful, and in both Poland and Hungary really the only migrants you see are the kebab stands and they're pretty fuckin good lol. None of the freeloading types of immigrants that Germany and France are infested with, they're just small business owners so I don't mind that.
Poland and Hungary are still like over 95% homogeneous I literally never saw non-white people outside of kebab stands lol so it's not like it's enough to be a problem. The issue will come from big city liberals, in Warsaw there are seeds of "wokeness" being planted which is really the main scare and they will have to fight off the globalist money.
The problem Eastern Europe faces is that the smart and ambitious people flee the country for higher salaries elsewhere. There's a term for this but the talent drain is what's going to fuck them, and the problem is in order to keep talent you need big corporations to come do business in your country. Lots of these corporations are infiltrated by globalists and may be told not to invest in Poland/Hungary until they capitulate to whatever demands, so it's a difficult situation. The solution to globalism is to raise your own entrepreneurs and brilliant business minds to grow your economy so you don't need outside investment, but those people all leave to make way more money elsewhere.
That's exactly why Americans have such a uniquely amazing situation, and it would be a shame to lose it all to Biden. This is probably the best country in the world to live in if you are a top performer in any field, your salary will be higher, lower taxes, ambition is rewarded. With communist policies all that would go away.
You have pretty poor reading comprehension. I was born here. But yea immigrants are what make America great! LEGAL immigrants who contribute and aren't welfare leeches ;)
Note to self... Look up vacation prices for Hungary and Poland... 🤔
I am Polish, first gen American but my family is from there. People often visit Budapest for vacation since it's close, cheap, beautiful, and in both Poland and Hungary really the only migrants you see are the kebab stands and they're pretty fuckin good lol. None of the freeloading types of immigrants that Germany and France are infested with, they're just small business owners so I don't mind that.
Poland and Hungary are still like over 95% homogeneous I literally never saw non-white people outside of kebab stands lol so it's not like it's enough to be a problem. The issue will come from big city liberals, in Warsaw there are seeds of "wokeness" being planted which is really the main scare and they will have to fight off the globalist money.
The problem Eastern Europe faces is that the smart and ambitious people flee the country for higher salaries elsewhere. There's a term for this but the talent drain is what's going to fuck them, and the problem is in order to keep talent you need big corporations to come do business in your country. Lots of these corporations are infiltrated by globalists and may be told not to invest in Poland/Hungary until they capitulate to whatever demands, so it's a difficult situation. The solution to globalism is to raise your own entrepreneurs and brilliant business minds to grow your economy so you don't need outside investment, but those people all leave to make way more money elsewhere.
That's exactly why Americans have such a uniquely amazing situation, and it would be a shame to lose it all to Biden. This is probably the best country in the world to live in if you are a top performer in any field, your salary will be higher, lower taxes, ambition is rewarded. With communist policies all that would go away.
Brain drain
So you are a migrant then...
You have pretty poor reading comprehension. I was born here. But yea immigrants are what make America great! LEGAL immigrants who contribute and aren't welfare leeches ;)
Unlike Polish migrants in the UK. :)
We should have zero immigration until all illegal aliens are deported