TomSweeney wrote: » So imagine Ireland in 20/30 years time then.FUCKED
Dannyriver wrote: » Chicken Licken the sky is falling down.https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=87&v=pBI_3vyUfdc
Captain Obvious wrote: » So how do you decide who is heroic and who is murderous?
Captain Obvious wrote: » malinheader wrote: » Hey. That's not our job. That's the job of all the so called brainy and wise people telling us it's ok, perfectly safe,everyone's checked muliticultraism and diversity are great. See if any of them can answer this. Why? Jmayo is the one saying we should try get immigrants that are brave and heroic over ones that are murderous. I don't think he'd fall in your category though. It's a great idea but if those are the traits you think potential immigrants should be judged on, how do you test them?
malinheader wrote: » Hey. That's not our job. That's the job of all the so called brainy and wise people telling us it's ok, perfectly safe,everyone's checked muliticultraism and diversity are great. See if any of them can answer this.
jmayo wrote: » Well for a start the two men who were heroic and weren't mass murders came from fellow EU countries and were not the descendant of someone from Algeria. Yeah I know that is racist or some such, but the unvarnished truth is that 99% of these guys are coming out of a certain background. One was Polish man, we all know where they stand on your beloved mass migration. Also why is it so difficult for some people to get their head around fact that if you just turn up with no identification you should never be let in. And I know this guy was home grown, but do we really need to list the likes of the Berlin market attacker, the Stockholm attacker or spell out that these guys are hardly going to raise a better generation than the ones that actually did try and integrate. Oh we are so pity. Besides What is the definition of brainy and wise? I think cop on is more important. And I do believe I have more cop on than the ones who want to continue as is. We have seen what has transpired in other countries, but yet you think it will be different here or worse still you actually refuse to see the issues in other countries. Either way it reminds me of Einsteins famous remark. BTW your old superiority complex is showing and it is a trait you share with lots of other proponents of so called multiculturalism and mass migration. You think you are superior and that you can change these people. Sure give them a warm welcome, a free home, welfare, healthcare, education and they will forget their backward ways, their bigoted attitudes, their hatreds. In the past these immigrants actual did but then again there weren't the preponderance of excusors waiting to give them a free pass on acting like they were back home. But the real scary thing is some of their kids buy in the shyte hook line and sinker once something doesn't go their way in life. All the education, all the tax payer funded largese still can't stop them hating their fellow countrymen.
jmayo wrote: » Well for a start the two men who were heroic and weren't mass murders came from fellow EU countries and were not the descendant of someone from Algeria. Yeah I know that is racist or some such, but the unvarnished truth is that 99% of these guys are coming out of a certain background. One was Polish man, we all know where they stand on your beloved mass migration. Also why is it so difficult for some people to get their head around fact that if you just turn up with no identification you should never be let in. And I know this guy was home grown, but do we really need to list the likes of the Berlin market attacker, the Stockholm attacker or spell out that these guys are hardly going to raise a better generation than the ones that actually did try and integrate. Oh we are so pity. Besides What is the definition of brainy and wise? I think cop on is more important. And I do believe I have more cop on than the ones who want to continue as is. We have seen what has transpired in other countries, but yet you think it will be different here or worse still you actually refuse to see the issues in other countries. Either way it reminds me of Einsteins famous remark. BTW your old superiority complex is showing and it is a trait you share with lots of other proponents of so called multiculturalism and mass migration.You think you are superior and that you can change these people. Sure give them a warm welcome, a free home, welfare, healthcare, education and they will forget their backward ways, their bigoted attitudes, their hatreds. In the past these immigrants actual did but then again there weren't the preponderance of excusors waiting to give them a free pass on acting like they were back home. But the real scary thing is some of their kids buy in the shyte hook line and sinker once something doesn't go their way in life. All the education, all the tax payer funded largese still can't stop them hating their fellow countrymen.
Captain Obvious wrote: » You think your place of origin is a good indicator of your character?
Danzy wrote: » Your culture and belief system usually defines the character. What we think of as good or human rights is defined by our European tradition and cultural framework That statement implies that there's no universal notion of good and evil. But every human being (mentally able)has the innate ability to judge what is wrong and what not, I mean basics like murder or love, that's not disputable. What to do with this knowledge is other thing and that's depends on given politics, what's profitable, what's in someone's interest, whether to belong to majority way of thinking and profit or to minority and to loose some benefit like inclusion etc etc
Danzy wrote: » Your culture and belief system usually defines the character. What we think of as good or human rights is defined by our European tradition and cultural framework, in much of the world, much of it is seen as profoundly wrong, even evil. So for the purpose of this, roughly yes. Up to the dominance of neoliberalism, that was axiomatic.
Dannyriver wrote: » It worked for the Irish because that s how certain members the British and the US population saw our ancestors and we didn t do too badly with our religious morality our veiled women and our pisheogs.
RandomName2 wrote: » Just going to point out that very many terrorist attacks (including the one this thread is about) are carried out by second generation immigrants [i.e. technically not immigrants at all].
malinheader wrote: » Are you saying the Irish received social welfare and housing when they went to Britain and the USA. And do you think the immigrants from Muslim countries are basically the same.
Dannyriver wrote: » That s exactly what I'm saying...The Irish squatted/slept rough or stayed in filthy hostels all over London and most claimed welfare plus the Irish were famous for welfare scams where many claimed welfare in numerous districts. They were also notorious for being drunk or sleeping in the tube station or rough in the alley ways of London. When things are **** at home people emigrate even to places where they aren't welcome or hadn't you noticed.
JohnnyFlash wrote: » The Amish.
malinheader wrote: » What total boll**ks. Slept rough or hostel there still not housed. And I can tell you for certain claiming welfare in Britain or USA for s non nationals was not an option .Notorious for being drunk jesus you are hilarious, time for the ignore list for you. Totally pathetic answer.
The_Kew_Tour wrote: » Proof all these claims please?
Dannyriver wrote: » That s common knowledge fella read a book will you
malinheader wrote: » Don't need no book. Have been there myself. Social welfare, free housing, Drunks. If you're an Irish person it was probably some of them drunks who put the clothes on your back.
Dannyriver wrote: » What s that got to do with anything? I wasn't making a judgement I was stating facts. what point are you making?
malinheader wrote: » The point I'm making is your facts are wrong. Perhaps it's you who needs to read up on a few things.
weldoninhio wrote: » Are you on commission with Easons or something? When someone asks you to back up your waffle, you are very fond of telling them to read a book. It is almost as if you can’t back up your “points”.
Cienciano wrote: » This is a weird thread, obviously a terrible incident, but you have to do something illegal in order to be arrested. Reminds me of the bear tax in the simpsons. People want the benefit of mass surveillance, a police state where you're arrested without doing a crime, but don't want it to effect their own rights.
Dannyriver wrote: » Ask your Da he 'll prove it for you
The_Kew_Tour wrote: » My Dad lived in England for while and said what you said was luas of horse ****
