gitzy16v wrote: » Where?
Little CuChulainn wrote: » Dunsink Lane and Labre Park would be two obvious ones anyway.
Little CuChulainn wrote: » Dublin has no go areas, and it's nothing to do with immigrants.
gitzy16v wrote: » Any sources for this or is it just your opinion
conorhal wrote: » Yet, are you suggesting that won't happen? What do you base that on?
Little CuChulainn wrote: » Why don't you pop down to one of them and check them out. I wouldn't stop your car or open any windows though.
Little CuChulainn wrote: » I'm suggesting your point has nothing to do with the alleged fighting in Dublin. There's been plenty of fighting between young lads before.http://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/huge-brawl-involving-100-people-11606619http://www.echo.ie/tallaght/article/up-to-50-youths-involved-in-organised-fight-between-schools
conorhal wrote: » So now answer beyond whataboutery then. No surprise there.
gitzy16v wrote: » ive been a few time,I used to be a courier....its rough alright but I wouldnt have said theyre no go areas
Little CuChulainn wrote: » Again, what has immigration got to do with the alleged fighting in the city center?
conorhal wrote: » The fact that it's participants are a product of it and indicates that we are replicating the problem of migrant ghettos and their associated problems. Now, you're turn, are you going to answer the question I asked you?
LLMMLL wrote: » I saw the end of this. Was walking down Henry Street at about 8pm and there was a Garda car surrounded by 30-50 teenagers. Someone was being arrested and the kids were screaming "leave him alone" "he didn't do anything". As it was driving off some started hitting the car and kicking it. The car stopped for a moment and they all started screaming and laughing and running away. The car drive off. Was about two thirds black guys and girls and a third white.
Little CuChulainn wrote: » There's not been one report indicating the people involved in this made up fight were immigrants. And there's not one iota of evidence to suggest areas with large migrant problems have issues with their migrant residents. The worst places in Dublin are the same as they have always been and the worst of the people in them are still white Irish.
Bicky bicky wrote: » 251 teenagers first of all of African descent than 201 with a mix of white pasty Irish 100 than mentioned possibility by the son In the comments he said 15-20 but he and his huge dad fought them off like true Americans. Do we have a TD over media? We now know who they voted for in the Mercian pred election.
bubblypop wrote: » How do you know the participants were immigrants?
conorhal wrote: » Because 99% of black people in Ireland today arrived in the last 20yrs? The fact that I'll bet you dollars to doughnuts not one of those involved has a parent or grandparent born here and in all liklihood a fairly large percentage of those involved weren't either.
LLMMLL wrote: » There were definitely more than 15-20.
conorhal wrote: » Except that's not what I asked you is it? (Followed with a double down on the whataboutery) I asked if you thought our migration policy is likely to result in the replication the problems of socially isolated, unintegrated, ethnic ghettos with high crime and unemployment rate like those in France and the UK and if so why pursue such policies?
Muahahaha wrote: » Ive driven up to Dunsink Lane when I was spinning around on my motorbike exploring Dublins nooks and crannies. No way are strangers welcome there, I had several kids throwing rocks while I spun around and scattered out of there. Also the land in Dunsink is actually pretty valuable (close to the M50, only 5 miles from the city) but the council wont go anywhere near it or even suggest moving the travellers on and building proper houses- they know full well if they did they could expect a riot. It is a no go area without doubt. Likes of Tyrellstown might have a lot of African immigrants but it also has a lot of Irish, Polish, Lithuanians, Latvians, etc. It is simply wrong to say we are creating ghettoes like in Paris. In Paris the councils dumped all these immigrants into specific areas where they have no integration with the French whatsoever. The French wont live in these areas so what you get is the likes of the Paris riots that we saw a few years ago.
mynamejeff wrote: » I know standards are slipping in education but this is below the level of human understanding. Even if english isnt your first language its poor , ( I suspect english is your first language )
Bicky bicky wrote: » I listened less to my English teacher than I did my Irish one 😠templemores English teachers were better than mine by your account!
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