Comments by "Piotr Misiuna" (@contemporiser) on "Paying for migrants to go back home: how the EU's Voluntary Return scheme is failing the desperate" video.

Why so personal? I don't see here blame shaming. They just show how fucked up their country is and that it will not be easy to decolonize their minds from european dream.
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@سيداحمدتوماني I work with migrants in Cyprus. Here we give them no humiliation, we gave them luxury apartments used before for tourism. After just 5 months, half of them are ruined. Our guests stay proud beyond my comprehension. Not a humble people,90% of them. It is difficult for them to find job, especially now. I am afraid thou, if they find it, they will not be able to maintain their homes from the salary. None of them expressed will to put their life together and go back to rebuild their country yet. Some was talking only about revenge on enemies thou.
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@C.S.E Europe sure, my friend, sure. People with your attitude would find a reason to stab me in a back anyway. We need no pace and respect, we need alliance and development. right?.. as long as it suits elite interests. This is exactly what brought us to the WWII and the colonialism, and what contributed most to the wave of migration. I'm from Poland, now I live in Cyprus. we never made salve trades or fascistic alliances, so don't pull us into this, please.
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He is a migrant, not by choice. What you say is 100% true, but it doesn't help making this people stay home and build a better future, they look for any way out, and that is EU. There is no point in building it if you can't maintain it.
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He doesn't care about europe. He just don't want to rot in misery. As to statues, I am happy to see them removed. Rome was filled with them, didn't helped at all. There is no culture or tradition to support them. Someone just makes an expensive statement and week later it just becomes a rock in the landscape - invisible. History? none of them even knows it, they want to change their own future
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