Recently, there has been a lot of talk about immigration and whether the United States should limit immigration into the United States. And similar talks have been going on in the United Kingdom for some time now.
But, never, not once has anyone, ever, mentioned immigration into Estonia, whether anyone would come and whether we should allow them to, if they did.
Personally, I think we should allow it, endorse it and make it easier.
I’m sure it would boost our economy, as well as boost our understanding of other cultures, and help us become more tolerant people, since Estonians are quite racist, very intolerant (for example, of homosexuality) and not very intelligent people in general.
We’re the European equivalent of Rednecks, if you will. Except we’re not as religious.
When I take a look at other countries, for example, the United States, a country built on immigration. These days, immigration is good for their economy.
Well, it’s either that, or the fact that it keeps the average weight of Americans below 400lbs… (around 200kg)
The United Kingdom, however, “suffers” from immigration. Or at least, a lot of them think so. “Those Polish people, coming over here, stealing our jobs. With their work ethic and reasonable charges…”
The Brits deal with multiculturalism better than any country in the world does.
The reason I’m bringing up Britain, is if we were to allow more immigration into the country, then we would have a lot to learn from them.
Over here, I propose a one-year-trial system. It would be really simple. You can legally immigrate into the country, and you can stay here for a year, no questions asked.
But then there’s the tricky bit… You can only stay here if you can speak the language, and you don’t have any criminal offenses on your record.
Unless you meet all these requirements, you will be deported back into your native country.
