What are your views on Multiculturalism in Ireland? - Threadbanned User List in OP

In case you haven't noticed.... they already have..!!

Imagine you were a loved one of a staff member in city west, or a family member of Gardai in nearby stations, you’d be worried sick daily. This just isn’t worth it. The disgraceful obligation being put on staff and their loved ones just isn’t acceptable…. Our clown shoes politicians don’t give two fûcks though… too busy prioritising and having us risk everything to pander to this ‘international’ give away agenda.

After last night's events, Now we have refugees being attacked in Bluebell for using a private football pitch.

It's gonna be an interesting summer. Buckle up.

The oulwan running that page is a looper that's on enough meds to treat a hospital ward. No normal folk will listen to her.

Apparently a riot in city west last night, very violent.

what kind of absolute scum are coming into this country???

Ahh was pretty much tongue in cheek, as much as to say the place is about as multiculturally diverse as anywhere else in the country*; they just happen to be more wealthy is all, which was the actual point I was making - social issues aren’t caused as a result of people from different backgrounds and cultures inhabiting the same area, they’re more likely to be highlighted in less affluent areas is all.

If we were to talk of which demographics are most likely to show up in the social issues stats, then it stands to reason that the vast majority are white European in countries where white Europeans are the vast majority of the population. If I’d wanted to aim for blatant misrepresentation I’d have done something like the NWCI stating that one in four homeless people are women.

*I wasn’t thinking in terms of European/non-European, white/non-white, just the various different countries is all.

It should be discussed without fear of incrimination, a touchy subject that needs addressing.

I wouldn't follow either of those gowls. But you continue to cope and seethe, good chap.

The asylum seeker with perfect English on Drivetime made some excellent points. Having lived in the UK for the last while, having flown to Belfast, and getting the train down this morning, he was very disappointed to find out today that there was no accommodation for him here in Dublin. Very disappointed.

Protest after taking place in Finglas. Large number of young men. It's happening.

Not sure where SF stand on this to be honest; if I was being cynical, the govt are putting as many of these immigrants as possible into working class areas in order to damage SF, but it has sort of got out of hand at this stage and they have lost total control of the issue....

Bullcr**.

Shinners have totally behind this lunacy.

Some Shinners on the ground maybe squirming because they know that they wont be able to keep their immigration/open borders principles and actually go looking for votes in working class areas bullshyting how they fight for the downtrodden Irish.