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Gangland Shootings [Mod Note in Post #1]

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Nobody cares about scum killing scum, let them eradicate each other

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Bobblehats

How? They are born and bred here.

We need to start acknowledging these kids as fellow countrymen to fully realise the damage done by our very own.... seeds are being sown and they will continue to disperse across the land.

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hatrickpatrick wrote: »

Looks like the next generation have decided to forgo the gangland business in favour of the compo business

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/five-friends-settle-defamation-case-after-restaurant-accused-them-of-not-paying-for-meal-38133878.html

These gangsters now Christian have names like Corrie and Ashford? My word. To the the Worst Names Thread.

El_Bee

https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/knives-scalpel-hammer-among-weapons-16306999

Knives, scalpel and hammer among weapons seized by gardai from teens in North Dublin

Beechwoodspark

tayto lover wrote: »

Can these people not be deported if they offend here?
It should also be a condition of entry into the country.
Commit crime and you will be sent back home.

Don’t expect any of the mainstream political parties to ever contemplate such a move.

There are smaller parties who might legislate for it.

Vote wisely ppl

tomwaits48

Utter scumbags.

MrFresh

Again I ask, how is he different to any other scumbag youth?

not yet

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

They are seriously messed up people

They seem to reject Irish culture, their background culture (I mean west African, Central African, Middle East, Asian, whatever) and instead cling like barnacles to some British commuter town gang rubbish.

They are a laughable embarrassment to themselves - no wonder they are looked down upon everywhere they go

Is it cause we're black..

not yet

tayto lover wrote: »

Can these people not be deported if they offend here?
It should also be a condition of entry into the country.
Commit crime and you will be sent back home.

They're Irish innit..

refusetolose

whats the problem?

they were accused of not paying when they did pay

MrFresh

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

Don’t expect any of the mainstream political parties to ever contemplate such a move.

There are smaller parties who might legislate for it.

Vote wisely ppl

What are you talking about? It's already legislated for. A person here on a visa can be denied a renewal or an application for citizenship if they have a criminal record.

98q76e12hrflnk

MrFresh wrote: »

What are you talking about? It's already legislated for. A person here on a visa can be denied a renewal or an application for citizenship if they have a criminal record.

Just because they can doesnt mean they will

Beechwoodspark

MrFresh wrote: »

What are you talking about? It's already legislated for. A person here on a visa can be denied a renewal or an application for citizenship if they have a criminal record.

No interest in debating you mrfresh. I know yer type-off with ye

SEPT 23 1989

tayto lover wrote: »

Can these people not be deported if they offend here?
It should also be a condition of entry into the country.
Commit crime and you will be sent back home.

That's the kind of talk that will end you up in Zappones Ministry of Reprogramming

MrFresh

declan2693 wrote: »

Just because they can doesnt mean they will

Except they do.

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

No interest in debating you mrfresh. I know yer type-off with ye

Yes, I imagine it's tough to debate someone who can point out you are factually incorrect. Really must cramp your style when you can't freely spread falsehoods.

Beechwoodspark

MrFresh wrote: »

Except they do.

Yes, I imagine it's tough to debate someone who can point out you are factually incorrect. Really must cramp your style when you can't freely spread falsehoods.

What falsehoods?

MrFresh

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

What falsehoods?

This one.

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

Don’t expect any of the mainstream political parties to ever contemplate such a move.

rossie1977

tayto lover wrote: »

Can these people not be deported if they offend here?
It should also be a condition of entry into the country.
Commit crime and you will be sent back home.

Obviously you can't be deported if you born in Ireland. But Ireland has been deporting lots of people for years..many who committed no crime. This story from a decade ago https://www.indymedia.ie/article/92126?userlanguage=ga&save_prefs=true

Beechwoodspark

MrFresh wrote: »

This one.

Show me how that is a falsehood

MrFresh

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

Show me how that is a falsehood

The legislation you were speaking of is already in place and was introduced by a mainstream party.

not yet

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

What falsehoods?

Don't, He'll grind you down with his version of reality, just don't, you'll only end up smashing your head against a wall..

Beechwoodspark

MrFresh wrote: »

The legislation you were speaking of is already in place and was introduced by a mainstream party.

Deporting young men who have spent most of their lives here and may have residence or even citizenship?

Show me that legislation please?

Or else stop talking absolute scutter

SporadicMan

The sad thing is that I just continue to hold out on some misguided hope that this will all just be sorted out by people 'in charge'.

Yet the sentiment just isn't there. Even in the media, they barely report on it. The general society just doesn't care either.

I feel horrible for the people who have to live in **** areas like Clonee, Tyrellstown, etc.

Even Swords is becoming a bit of a ****hole / dangerous. It was a bit **** in the past but it's getting worse.

I'm a bit fearful for the future here in Dublin. I'm not one to scare easy or scaremonger, but I am not seeing any positives when I look at the youth of the country. These gangs seem fearless, and seem to have zero regard at all for others. These crimes are escalating every time they happen, soon there'll be regular murders and stabbings and we'll go onto accept it as normal. Areas in London didn't magically become like they are now, they got there through lack of sentiment to resolve it early.

I'm scared for my parents. They're getting on now. They live in North Co. Dublin and it terrifies me that their area might end up being riddled with this type of crime too.

MrFresh

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

Deporting young men who have spent most of their lives here and may have residence or even citizenship?

Show me that legislation please?

Or else stop talking absolute scutter

Minister has the power to deport non nationals

Immigration Act 1999 Section 3

The power to revoke citizenship has been a power available since the 1956 Act

We even had a referendum to give the government power to deport children born to immigrants in the state.

Last year the government attempted to deport a child to China despite him having no personal connection to the place.

Any other laws you need?

Beechwoodspark

MrFresh wrote: »

Minister has the power to deport non nationals

Immigration Act 1999 Section 3

The power to revoke citizenship has been a power available since the 1956 Act

We even had a referendum to give the government power to deport children born to immigrants in the state.

Last year the government attempted to deport a child to China despite him having no personal connection to the place.

Any other laws you need?

So all these guys will be stripped off their citizenship and sent packing back to wherever yeah?

Yeah right. Stop deluding yerself.

Dirkziggler

tomwaits48 wrote: »

Utter scumbags.

Why exactly none of them kids have a conviction between them.

MrFresh

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

So all these guys will be stripped off their citizenship and sent packing back to wherever yeah?

Yeah right. Stop deluding yerself.

What you're doing now is the logical fallacies of moving the goalposts, strawman argument and reductio ad absurdum. Having realised you were wrong about the legislation and will of government, rather than accept you were wrong, you have instead moved the argument to the extreme claim that all "these guys" will be deported, a claim nobody made. The fact remains that the legislation is there and the government uses it when necessary, as evidenced by the number of asylum refusal, deportation orders and refusals of visas. Maybe if you could narrow down who "these guys" are I could help you understand further.

Beechwoodspark

tayto lover wrote: »

Can these people not be deported if they offend here?
It should also be a condition of entry into the country.
Commit crime and you will be sent back home.

Address the original point please mrfresh

Ps. Read it slowly and carefully before typing your response.

iebamm2580

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.irishtimes.com/news/social-affairs/less-than-a-fifth-of-deportation-orders-carried-out-1.3680876%3Fmode=amp

MrFresh

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

Address the original point please mrfresh

Ps. Read it slowly and carefully before typing your response.

I did. Non-nationals and citizens can be deported. It is a condition of entry. The minister has the discretion to deport them and has deported many people.

Sand

These consequences of mass migration are all so predictable. They were predicted, and yet the policy was pursued all the same.

Entirely unnecessarily, the Guards have to deal with gangs almost entirely inspired by London postcode gangs. If not the case already, the Guards will shortly be under siege by NGO's and activists attempting to establish a case for 'institutional racism'. These activists of course will not want to solve the problems, merely secure a job for life criticising and advising the Guards relations with these gangs.

All this entirely predictable social strife for nothing in return.