La metà degli irlandesi che cercano di fuggire dal Golfo rifiutano l’offerta dello Stato di un volo di evacuazione da 800 euro a testa

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/half-of-irish-looking-to-escape-gulf-decline-the-states-offer-of-800-a-head-evacuation-flight/a1988497937.html

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  1. OscarStephenEgan on

    ‘Escape’ from a stupid place that they chose to go to. Fuck off

  2. ArousedByCheese1 on

    So our taxes are used on people who left Ireland to stop paying tax

  3. TeoKajLibroj on

    >The Government is laying on free buses that would cross from Dubai through Oman to Muscat, a journey expected to take several hours before arriving at the airport for the charter.

    >While the Government is bearing a portion of the cost of the flight, adults will be expected to pay €800 a head, with under-16s travelling for free.

    This seems reasonable from the Government, they’re helping with some of the costs, but also getting people to pay their fair share.

  4. ultimatepoker on

    The 800 is perfectly priced.

    Ensures nobody is excluded, but also ensues those who need it the most available of it.

  5. Mothersullivan on

    Its not a war zone. Its adjacent to a war zone, but shells (bar the odd shrapnel) are not dropping wholesale. Scary, but not a place you have to immediately leave in fear of your life. If it was free, all the influencers would just use it for a free holiday back home.

  6. Short_Ad_5006 on

    Hardly surprising people who moved abroad to avoid tax are refusing to pay for a service.

    We shouldnt dwell, if that have refused this help then they shouldnt be offered more (beyond consular assistance).

  7. LittleAoibh11 on

    I think the Government’s offer is a reasonable one to be fair – and I say that as someone with a family member living in Abu Dhabi. 

  8. Past_Key_1054 on

    €800 seems reasonable enough. They can use some of the tax money they saved from living in a slave state.

  9. Jester-252 on

    I think it is important to remember that a good chuck of the half of people who refused the offer wouldn’t have a home in Ireland.

  10. justwanderinginhere on

    Fair enough they’re looking to get something back on this and reduce costs but it’s basically the first time this government has tried any way to recoup costs and they’ve tried it with Irish citizens in a war zone which is shit.

    It’s a nominal amount in the scheme of the government budget and considering they’re spending over €1m a day on emergency accommodation for non citizens fleeing the same sort of war zones you’d think they’d just let it go.

  11. Antoeknee96 on

    Maybe they can use the money they’ve saved from living in a tax free modern slave state

  12. Natural-Ad773 on

    People really underestimate the cost of this charter, asking an airline to risk their aircraft in the gulf for a one way flight with no return fair.

    You’re essentially paying for the aircraft for both legs of the long flight to Ireland and wherever it had to come from empty.

    Seriously reasonable.

  13. AggressivePie8111 on

    Sorry, really sorry. But Dubai is fine. I have a brother over there right now. I texted him this morning was everything ok and he said it was all quiet. He’s off to play golf with the lad.

  14. JH4earth on

    These are people that are generally vapid by nature, tax adverse and able to ignore mass cases of race based classism so I’m not surprised they feel they’re special enough to not have to reach into their pockets to get out of harms way.

  15. Sack-O-Spuds on

    Probably not the place for it but I’ve a return flight from NZ that’s due to travel through dubai tomorrow. It’s not been cancelled officially and I’ve already arranged alternative transport via god-damn Houston Texas BUT…

    will i get my money back? They’ve refunded only about a quarter of the ticket price. Is that it??

  16. IntolerantModerate on

    This is a non-story. Half the people turned it down. Many of these people:

    1. Feel like it is safe enough to ride it out.

    2. Feel like they will eventually be able to fly out commercially

    3. Don’t have a reason to come back to Ireland as they probably don’t have a home to return to

    And point #3 is a big one. Okay, you fly back and then you have to pay $200/night for a hotel, eat every meal out, etc until you manage to secure a rental?

  17. Quiet_Yellow2000 on

    That is not a bad price to be honest. Surely people living tax free can afford that?

  18. Designer_Raspberry_5 on

    If youve enough money to go to Dubai on Holidays. Surely you’d be happy to pay €800 for your safety no?

  19. Winter-It-Will-Send on

    Nah they are turning it down because it’s so safe there. Really safe. The glorious Sheik is keeping everyone fully safe at all times. They are really safe in their skyscraper homes. Safest place in the world, did you not know? Really, really, really safe.

  20. Feisty_Marsupial224 on

    But if they leave they won’t be able to make their in peril social media posts

  21. Silverwing420 on

    Move abroad to avoid paying tax, then get angry when asked to pay for repatriation. What a world. 

  22. shellakabookie on

    What happens to Irish people that return to Ireland but have no where to live?

  23. Ct-Reason on

    They are entitled to nothing, serious cheek. They pay no tax here

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