> --- Gabe Menezes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Many Goans, also migrate, not for economic > reasons. Many Doctor's, engineers etc move for > better facilities and better to further themselves > with more insight and the scope to learn more. Many > Goans from the U.K. have moved to Portugal and/or > Spain for the weather. > > > Mario replies: > Gabe, do you even read what you put out? First, > you forget that, as an east-African Goan, you come > from quintessential "economic migrant" stock. They > may have been "political emigrants" after they > were forced out of Africa, but then transformed > themselves into "economic immigrants" to the > western countries and Australia. Otherwise > they would have all gone back to Goa. BTW, I > admire the initiative and resilience of east- > African Goans, but you apparently do not. I think > you owe your own ancestors and their colleagues an > apology. Second, in your continuing attempts to > dig yourself out of a hole that you dug in the > first place, you seem to forget that the > "facilities" that attracted the Goan doctors, > engineers, etc. were all economic realities, so > they are just as much "economic migrants" as anyone > else. > > If some Goans migrated from the UK to southern > Europe simply for the weather, my best wishes to > them if they are retirees. If not, they > are "economic migrants" as well, because they could > have moved back to Goa and India, where the weather > in southern Europe can be replicated quite easily. > > Have you had enough of this silly game yet? Or do > you want to dig this hole any deeper?
