MFPM wrote: » That's a matter of opinion. You stated you like 'calling out nonsense' - why be offended when I call out yours?
emptyhouse2222 wrote: » true the Galicians are white, but the Al Andalusians are afri-hispanic, so technically not white
CinemaGuy45 wrote: » You were replying to All Seeing Eye not me why would I be offended? Your right I don’t have anytime for nonsense I was just saying you don’t have a very pleasant manner that’s ok. Just find it ironic the left say they are the caring and sharing sort but their posts are the most angry and gruff.
Franz Von Peppercorn wrote: » Ah so that means that white peoole didn’t invade South America. Interesting.
MFPM wrote: » It's a direct provision centre, not a refugee camp - do at least strive for accuracy. Being Irish, you're not seriously lecturing people about 'economic migrants', are you? This country wrote the book on that story!
MFPM wrote: » Either you have a difficulty with reading or compreheding, or both.
Kintarō Hattori wrote: » Do you mind telling me what situation? Seriously, I'm living here 8 years next year and from all the talk on this thread you'd swear it was a warzone outside. I've yet to see any of this sh*te that is being bandied about this thread. As for estates that are like townships- really? I swear to feck- how many of you commenting on this thread have actually been to the town. By no means am I saying it's Eden but it's certainly very very far from the picture that's being painted in this thread. It's no better or worse than many other areas in Dublin such as Tallaght, Blanchardstown etc.
Wibbs wrote: » Eh... Spanish are White. This is not America where this kinda thing confuses them.
All Seeing Eye wrote: » Terrible spelling
MFPM wrote: » 'The left' - who are this homogenous entity? My posts weren't angry or gruff, perhaps a little dismissive but that's excusable given the 'nonsense' being spouted by some here.
CinemaGuy45 wrote: » :D And they keep thanking your posts too.
All Seeing Eye wrote: » The Irish legally emigrated to work in countries seeking labour. They weren’t fake refugees and there was no handouts or free accommodation. If you actually talked to a few of the Africans they will tell you only the better off make it to Ireland as it costs a lot of money to get here though they get a great return on their investment I suppose.
The Irish legally emigrated to work in countries seeking labour.
They weren’t fake refugees and there was no handouts or free accommodation.
If you actually talked to a few of the Africans they will tell you only the better off make it to Ireland as it costs a lot of money to get here though they get a great return on their investment I suppose.
MFPM wrote: » Indeed and that is a consequence of geography, being situated in the Global North. Of course you neglected to mention how thousands of them have remained in some countries, notably the US, illegally. Are you suggesting people come to ireland as 'refugees' (your word not mine - you seem confused about the differing status of people coming here) are all 'fake'- do elaborate? As for handouts or 'free' accomodation - they did take resources from indigenous people in the coutries they emigrated to - taking housing, jobs, welfare payments etc. They don't need to tell me, it's quite obvious who comes to Ireland from parts of Africa - you think it's cheap to fly from Lagos to London and on to Dublin. It's always been the case that those who migrate long distances are those who have some means to do so - that is not peculiar to 'Africans' - it would equally apply to Irish people too. Poorer people stay nearer their home which is why the overwhelming majority of those who migrate from the Global South never get anywhere near the Global Norh no matter what the anti migrant brigade might argue.
TheRealPONeil wrote: » dublinlive.ie the paper of repute. If I had a digital arse to wipe I wouldn't wipe it with this.
pumpkin4life wrote: » In today's episode of the government are traitors who sell out the Irish people, aka the fourth plantation of Ireland, we move from the Grand Hotel in Wicklow to Rosslare Harbour hotel. Another case of The Department of Justice not telling anyone. Hilarious out.
emptyhouse2222 wrote: » Wibbs wrote: » Eh... Spanish are White. This is not America where this kinda thing confuses them. only iniesta is white tbh
john4321 wrote: » Im guessing this is the same crowd?https://www.thejournal.ie/clontarf-muggings-4377172-Dec2018/
milehip wrote: » They are all unequivocally as white as each other, I have no idea what Inestia Looks like and I'm none the wiser going by your criteria.
scopper wrote: » Yep, tbh I'm amazed they seem to be able to just keep going, it's the same few gangs over and over.
conorhal wrote: » It's no surprise at all. There really is no problem that those we elect can't ignore for about 20 or 30 years before wringing their hands at a tribunal of enquiry about. It's an odd combination in the Irish character of laziness and intellectual and moral bankruptcy. You had the exact same scenario in the 70's. When heroin arrived in Ireland it was pretty much controlled by one single family in O'Devaney Gardens. A lot could have been done to deal with the problem then before it became an epidemic, but the necessary wasn't done. Lets be 100% honest here. Not a single one of these scrotes isn't living in public housing. You could evict the lot of them for criminal behaviour and scatter this gang to the winds, after a concerted and sustained effort to lock as many of them up as possible. We won't do it through, there will be a soft touch applied and increased policing for a while and the problem will only get worse and in 20yrs time you'll have Dublin's lord mayor (Just as Khan did in london) telling you that when it comes to terrorism and violent crime, hey, that's just life in the big city bruh!
w/s/p/c/ wrote: » Is that true? I am from the surrounding area of what was O'Devaney and never heard that before. I've read it was Tony Felloni aka King Scum who controlled this in the 70's/80's, as far as I know they were based elsewhere.
