#IrelandIsFull trending on twitter... Have we reached boiling point?

Yes, I have nothing.

Plenty of economically unsustainable places to live. Caves, trees, loads of places.

On the other hand, there's this thing I've been hearing about for roughly a decade, the "hoosing crosus", "the haming crocus", anyway, its something like that.

I actually don't know why I'm even bringing it up, it obviously has nothing to do with housing. It's no crisis, I'm sure.

Shoulder to shoulder, you could nearly fit the population of earth on the Isle of Wight (or man?). That'd be great, wouldn't it? Just think of being able to urinate in someone's pocket without moving, being able to sleep by just lifting your feet off the ground. Don't get me started on the economic opportunities, prime time jobs of licking earwax and playing Chinese whispers.

Dream come true. Anyway, the school bell just rang so it's time for lunch, might even be a wham bar packed in today, get the energy up for a game of chasing before nap time, quick spell on twitter to mention racism somehow, then I'll be back with other economic brainstorms that defy reality.

It's so tiresome!

I don't know what's worse, waiting 5 years for a hospital appointment that should have happened 4 years ago, or some guy tickling my racism-balls.

I don't know what's worse, paying 36k a year rent, or reading something that initiates my manchurian candidate training.

I don't know what's worse, struggling to find a school place for my child within rocketship distance of where I live, or my pavlovian responses being tripped by imaginary racism.

It's a tough call, my fella, its a tough foolking call as to what actually matters.

You refusing point blank to even mention any of the wildly in your face problems regarding overpopulation, from housing to healthcare, is the abuse here. The abuse of people's intellects.

Is that clear enough for you, hun?

It's like talking with an artificial intelligence bot, programmed with severely restrictive parameters. You've been trained well at what you do, the problem is that what you do is not well, from a mental perspective.

It is clear as all day that there are too many people in this country, they arrived on cheap flights from everywhere , at the behest of the government's that sought, successfully, to perpetuate a housing crisis née asset inflation. Every other problem stemming from over population, be it healthcare or education, is a run off from that scam of a plan.

That's reality. And not a jot read or posted on some screen, including my own, is going to distract everyone from the everyday impact of that insidious plan, be it the rent, the teenager unable to attend college, and all in between.

Hun.

I am happy where i live,own my house surrounded by land and no threats to my life but i do question things when i hear students crying as they have no where to live,and i hear a man talking about his 80 year mother on a chair in A & E for 34 hours those two things make me think our generous policies towards non irish people should perhaps be reined in a bit. Getting the pat on the good puppy head from europe is actually worth nothing anymore.

We are fast becoming the Nauru & Manus islands for the eu and that is something to worry about. People not being able to find a school next to where they live is very worrying & GP's retiring with no successors. Xenophobia aside we have real social problems and a government with their head in the sand obeying the masters in Europe. Dangerous times.

The nurses & doctors from Phillipines & Inda are excellent but i am talking about the bogus assylum seekers who are just draining the system. The professional staff are paying their way so i dont disagree with them we need a system like Australia a visa if we need your skills and if you have no skills that we need then no visa.

Ireland was better with 3.5 million people we are now well over 5 million, its not necessary. The census is bullshit lots of people never send it back.

Now it's complicated, Mr Genuine, so pay attention.

More people, less accommodation.

Less accommodation, higher prices.

More people, less available healthcare facility.

More people, less availability of school places and college places.

And so on.

It'll probably take you years of running that through your super computers to make sense of it, God's speed.