Gardai target organised begging in Dublin

Typical Irish Time snowflake rubbish.

DaintyDavy wrote: »

Apparently its organised racism.

https://twitter.com/KittyHollandIT/status/1062488654629797888?s=19

neris wrote: »

robbed us, lived on a rounabout on the M50 and robbed us even more

the concept of humour is clearly alien to you.

inforfun wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFAZ3TL2NKM

Remember that every € you hand over to those bastards built this^

The Rathkeale of Eastern Europe.

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

what have they ever done for us?

Ok Ill bite. The aquaduct.........:D

JupiterKid wrote: »

All the Roma should be rounded up by the Gardai and deported. They bring absolutely no benefit or contribution to any country they drift into and seem to involved in one scam or another. Very often they are involved in theiving also.

Delighted to see the Gardai cracking down on them - long overdue but better late than never.

Yes fcuk them out,they don't give anything, repeat anything to our country,,,,and I'm not saying this lightly,my son's mother is Romanian,not Roma,huge difference,I worked on / off in Romanian orphanages / the/ aids clinics for 12 yrs plus,not biased where Romanian ppl are concerned,but these parasites need to be deported,same scamming all over Europe ,needs to be stopped,, fellow Irish ppl FFS wake up,don't donate towards criminality,I've seen first hand the mansion's the bosses live in RO,also seen the slums ,done in city dumps where the ordinary Roma live

do you know where they don't do this? Romania. the cops there hockey them out of it if they pull this sheite.

Graces7 wrote: »

Looking back, the ones I encountered in Donegal were all women with children. The men exploited the kids; one wet cold day in one town a wee girl in a cotton dress and barefoot was being made to dance by her father ...

riffmongous wrote: »

Seems like a lot of them live quite a brutal existence, far worse than is necessary in modern Europe, while the family gang heads live in luxury. Arrest the begging gangs sure but you need the other countries to do a CAB on the wealth holders too

Google: Hunedoara or Buzescu gypsy houses - two towns in Romanaia where the Roma kingpins like to build their mansions. This is where the money you give to these people goes.

I was working with a Romanian guy on a contract last year. He used to tell me crazy stories about how the local Romanians and Roma gypsies would interact.

He said once about 8-10 years ago, a bunch of Roma gypsies beat up and killed a local man on the day of his wedding or something to that effect.

The locals, not putting up with that **** went to the village where the Roma's lived killed about a dozen of them and burned the rest out.
Not sure how true it is. He tells me stuff like that goes on all the time but is rarely reported but the locals will know the ins and out. A bit like our own dealings with Travellers. There are lots of local stories (Ok, not that extreme to the one I mentioned) but they rarely make the press.

Thankfully I don't see many homeless or beggars where i am from, but I was in Galway city on Wednesday and I saw someone sitting outside a Tesco express with a filthy quilt over them. It was very cold out and she looked like she needed help. Irish nationality too, so I went up to her and offered to buy her a cup of tea or coffee and a sandwich.

She didn't take my offer very well and lost the plot. Started throwing rubbish she had in a bag beside her at me and cursing me out of it. I just walked on because I didn't know what to say or do. Now I don't hold anything against her, she must be going through stuff I can't even comprehend.

I was parked outside the Rotunda a couple of weeks ago and there was a Roma woman in her 50’s sitting on the ground just up from the hospital doors. She wasn’t aggressive at all, just said hello, smiled and shook her cup but scowled at everyone that passed her by without putting something in it. Which was just about everyone that passed.

I was there for about an hour and of all the people that passed, the only ones to give anything were a pair of junkies, man and woman, turned back after a quick discussion and gave her a few coins.

DaintyDavy wrote: »

Its seriously one of the down sides of the free movement of people in Europe, we know for a fact these people are coming with no other intention but to commit crime, and theres not a damn thing we can do about it.

Tbh, this is not really an effect of EU movement, but of affluence.

Even if we were completely independent border-wise, these people would still arrive here, attracted by our wealth.

It's a balancing act in any case; lock down your borders and the bad people can't get in. But neither can the good people. And without the good people we'd still be that poor sh1tty backwater from the 1970s.

So one has to accept that any measure which allows an economy to grow, always has a negative impact to be accounted for. There isn't a country in the world which has allowed inward migration and kept out the criminals. Even countries with famously strict border controls like the US and Australia, have a problem with immigrant criminality. It's part-and-parcel.