washiskin wrote: » I came from a low income household who, until I was 8, lived in a house with no running water or toilet. We applied for a council house in the late 70s and were lucky to have been given one. From the moment we were finished the leaving, we were sent out to work. Both my parents worked and we never, ever brought trouble to the door......my Ma would gave leathered us. Once, in my 20s a Garda arrived out to my Da with a parking fine for me..... I didn't hear the end of it for months. I'm sick of the usual excuses, nothing to do, bad area to be reared in, no hope of a job because of no chances to advance in education. The State spends a fortune trying to keep people in education, even in adulthood. Take responsibility, ffs! If you rear your kids like feral animals you shoulder massive blame for them becoming gob****es.:mad:
Dante7 wrote: » That latest assault in Ashbourne seems to be linked to a teenage gang from Swords. Not all black. These lads are playing a very dangerous game. They have no understanding of Irish culture. We are very friendly up to a point.
not yet wrote: » They don't give a fcuk, that's part of the problem. They believe they are untouchable, and to a certain degree they are. Courts can do nothing, they know this and feel untouchable.Only thing they will understand and respect is violence.
SporadicMan wrote: » I just got into a bit of a rabbit hole about this. I found the Mam's Facebook account through the DublinLive post and through there, I saw she posted a few posts on her account with the details of some of the lads. Seems like they're from Swords. Mad thing is that some of the lads involved are actually replying to her status with fake accounts, I'm assuming. Leaving comments like '1-0 Swords'. Disgusting. One of them with the last name 'Chkhaidze'
delly wrote: » Folks, I'm hearing that Raheny is under siege every weekend with a gang roaming about with knives and wrecking the place. My first thought was this thread and the talk of the balbriggan gang, and that it's maybe the same people. Anybody have an insight, or if it's as bad as the social media posts are letting on?
Giveaway wrote: » The cost of getting here means we did not get the shantytown dwellers or subsistence farmers. We got middle class whose children have a massive sense of entitlement with no work ethic who blame the Irish and cry rascism instead of taking a hard look at themselves. If we got the shanty town dwellers, they would have been a lot more greatful and productive.
Galwayguy35 wrote: » These lads seem to forget that if this country didn't take in their parents they would probably be living in some shanty town in Africa. Looks like we are going the same way as across the pond, we only have to turn on the news there to see what our future will be. I couldn't live in an area were gangs were assaulting people going about their business on a daily basis. And let's face it they have no fear of the Guards, if they try to arrest them the race card will be pulled.
ArchXStanton wrote: » How are they getting to stay here? Is there a war in Nigeria?
GinAndBitter wrote: » I think you are giving these filth a bit too much credit, half dozen grown men with the necessary equipment and you wouldn't see these tramps for dust. Whatever about all that anyway, hope the young lad makes a full recovery it was a terrible beating he got.
corner of hells wrote: » These kids are a mix of white Irish and emigrant kids. Definitely not exclusively African.
rgodard80a wrote: » Another legacy of Fianna Fail, when they opened the gates to allow thousands of them in to fill the perceived labour shortage in the boom when the Irish wouldn't take the jobs.
Galwayguy35 wrote: » Mostly black from the videos I've seen but yeah a scrote is a scrote no matter what colour they are.
corner of hells wrote: » Cracking post , you've managed to target emigrants , layabout Irish and Fianna Fail in one go.
spakman wrote: » I wish people would learn the difference between emigrants and immigrants. The people that moved here are emigrants from their own country and immigrants to Ireland.
Stephen Gawking wrote: » Didn't this happen in Blanchardstown late last year? A biker club battered a few of them & put serious manners on them or so i read. I've seen these thugs on the commuter line to & from Balbriggan, their behaviour is absolutely unreal. There is a real problem which some posters here seem to want to ignore. The poor lad on Ashbourne is lucky to be alive. Hope he has a speedy recovery.
The Enbalmer wrote: » El_Bee wrote: How do you explain Mr Flashy? Jailed or dead within a couple of years. Plus his arsehole mate who drives the Beemer,swaggering around Tesco like a big shot all 5' nothing of him
El_Bee wrote: How do you explain Mr Flashy?
not yet wrote: » Two of the gang leaders were identified, both their gafs were smashed up, and the two lads got a proper hiding. The families were then relocated to the City center having been already relocated to Clonee from Tyrellstown.
up for anything wrote: » You've got to love when scum sorts out scum.