Re:UN Security Council Holds Closed Hearing on Turkey: Syria...
by beefield on Thursday October 10, 2019 @11:33AM
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> That doesn't even happen for actual EU citizens, why on earth would an EU taxpayer allow for this?
I am no expert in all of the EU countries, can you give example of an EU country where basic education, basic health care, relatively functioning judicial and police system are not guaranteed by governments?
And why would the taxpayer want to guarantee (different than actual payment) this? Maybe because the other option is literally millions of people crashing one day in to EU uninvited?
> EU guarantees funding for basic infrastructure like education, legal system, security, health cate and tax authorities.
That doesn't even happen for actual EU citizens, why on earth would an EU taxpayer allow for this?
> allowed and expected to work in the society
or what? are you throwing them back?
> Charter city citizenship does not mean access to EU.
I could use an expert to figure out the difference between this plan and living in any city in Hungary, for example.