Guy:Incognito wrote: » What a charming lady mrs Barrett ishttps://twitter.com/RebBarrettNP/status/1323817647738396678?s=19
nj27 wrote: » What did it say
Guy:Incognito wrote: »
Gervais08 wrote: » That is absolutely vile.
enricoh wrote: » We need loads of migrants coming here to pay our pensions, this scumbag was confused n thought he was to take our pensions! We really are taking in any dregs that turn up.https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/courtandcrime/arid-40077257.html
Kivaro wrote: » I will gladly listen to any alternative positive stories of Roma Gypies in Ireland ..... if there are any out there.
I know that some on here on boards will blame the gullibility of the elderly Irish natives who fell victim of this scam, but the reality is that there are a lot of older Irish people unprepared for this type of imported onslaught.
Deleted User wrote: » ..... In any case, yes, they (the Irish) should have known better. 300k? bloody hell. Irish people were never that gullible, since we had our own scam artists to contend with. Nope. No sympathy as such from me. Yes, it's terrible that it happened, but.. this is the real world. Don't be a fool.
[Deleted User] wrote: » Foolish or vulnerable, likely a bit of both. I'd imagine they were completely unprepared for that level of deceitful scumbaggery. I hope this tramp is not allowed stay on Ireland after he is let out in about 2 years.
Gervais08 wrote: » One of the most sickening things I have read on here has to be siding with scum who swingle the elderly and vulnerable.
Kivaro wrote: » I post this: And the very next post starts with the victim blaming.
Whatever you want to call these Irish pensioners, they were still victims of criminal acts by this Romanian. The judge in the case called it "merciless exploitation".
I accept that you have no sympathy for the victims, but many of us do.
Deleted User wrote: » Victim blaming, is such an incredibly negative concept that has been allowed to breed in our society. Personal responsibility. The elderly couple were foolish. That foolishness is on them.
Deleted User wrote: » You sought to pass this on to the Roma Gypsies, so I'd imagine you have some beef with them, rather than talk about the details in the article (or provided some evidence of the connection). Had you done so, I'd have more belief that this is about the elderly couple, and not plugging your own bias.
Kivaro wrote: » It's a pity that you are doubling down on blaming the elderly victims of this crime. Plugging my bias? Here is the info on the criminal: "During all this time, over a period of seven years, Iosca was being paid social welfare allowance, disability payments, rent allowance, child allowance and travel allowance, generating a further family income of €650 per week." So, not only was he creaming it on our social welfare system, he was also a full time professional beggar for the 7 years he was in Ireland. And you are having major issues of him depicted as a Roma Gypsy. I'll let you with this from the court details: "Throughout this investigation, Bradut Iosca showed no remorse for his actions or for the financial constraints both victims now find themselves in." Compassion would be expected by most people reading about this case, and the manner in which you are portraying the elderly victims is distasteful, and your lack of sympathy is duly noted.
Kivaro wrote: » It's a pity that you are doubling down on blaming the elderly victims of this crime.
Plugging my bias? Here is the info on the criminal: "During all this time, over a period of seven years, Iosca was being paid social welfare allowance, disability payments, rent allowance, child allowance and travel allowance, generating a further family income of €650 per week." So, not only was he creaming it on our social welfare system, he was also a full time professional beggar for the 7 years he was in Ireland. And you are having major issues of him depicted as a Roma Gypsy.
I'll let you with this from the court details: "Throughout this investigation, Bradut Iosca showed no remorse for his actions or for the financial constraints both victims now find themselves in." Compassion would be expected by most people reading about this case, and the manner in which you are portraying the elderly victims is distasteful, and your lack of sympathy is duly noted.
Yellow_Fern wrote: » Against the 27th: More Open Borders Activism on Irish Campuseshttp://www.theburkean.ie/articles/2020/11/06/against-the-27th-more-open-borders-activism-on-irish-campuses
kildare lad wrote: » That's mental and all the bleeding hearts/NGOs will tell you that these are all gonna be doctors and engineers and they'll be paying our pensions. Besides begging, having loads of kids and sponging ,they don't do anything else . Even normal Romanians hate gypsies
Kivaro wrote: » It's a pity that you are doubling down on blaming the elderly victims of this crime. Plugging my bias? Here is the info on the criminal: "During all this time, over a period of seven years, Iosca was being paid social welfare allowance, disability payments, rent allowance, child allowance and travel allowance, generating a further family income of €650 per week." So, not only was he creaming it on our social welfare system, he was also a full time professional beggar for the 7 years he was in Ireland. And you are having major issues of him depicted as a Roma Gypsy. .
Deleted User wrote: » Again, deal with what I've written, and stop with the emotional outbursts. Links to the details on his background? I've looked at a variety of articles, and I don't see the info you just posted. Not that I'm saying it's not true, but... come on... provide the links which provide your "quoted" details.
Patrick2010 wrote: » Used to think Klaz was one of the best posters on this thread, can't believe he is blaming two elderly pensioners for trying to help someone. Of course they were foolish but the question has to be how no one in their banks asked why they were taking out so much money. This guy arrived in the country without ever contributing a cent and was funded to the tune of 650 euro a week. Does anyone in SW never investigate these.
Patrick2010 wrote: » Used to think Klaz was one of the best posters on this thread, can't believe he is blaming two elderly pensioners for trying to help someone.Of course they were foolish but the question has to be how no one in their banks asked why they were taking out so much money. This guy arrived in the country without ever contributing a cent and was funded to the tune of 650 euro a week. Does anyone in SW never investigate these.
sabat wrote: » I know of several Roma families here where the husband goes out to work a full week in places like factories and warehouses and they would have a normal family life. You wouldn't even guess they were Roma apart from the mother wearing long skirts. It's important to note that there are many different sub-ethnicities and clans within Roma, and their lifestyle and even their language differs greatly. You might notice some women wearing a burgundy coloured velvet skirt with a white geometric trim at the bottom and often a white headscarf-I know they're from Eastern Romania/Moldova or even as far as the Caucuses.
Kivaro wrote: » Emotional outbursts? Yikes. You are the one that's digging the big hole. And now you want me to provide links about his welfare benefits while he was in Ireland? But since you used "" above to highlight your doubt on what I said, here you go:https://www.rte.ie/news/munster/2020/1106/1176429-sentence-deceiving-elderly/ It really was not very difficult to find. Not sure of the variety of articles that you looked at, or how hard you tried. I'm going to leave you at it from here, as your lack of sympathy in this case is somewhat bewildering.
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