Ireland's Refugee Policy cont. Please read OP before posting

Sure they are all totally legitimate asylum seekers too, fleeing war and persecution etc. - even when the government and NGO heads admit the vast majority aren't. But we should take them all at massive expense and fill every field, hotel and barn we can find full of people, a huge amount of whom will be reliant on state supports for life. And we'll love it too - because it's only a tiny minority of racist nazi Hitlers that wouldn't. Just look at the overwhelming positives in Sweden!

I don't know anyone here who thought that, most agreed that FFFG would get most of the votes. Just because someone thinks we can't take infinite numbers of AS doesn't make you far right or vote for a far right party. Its depressing to see this thread going the way of the old one with the usual suspects trying to shut down discussion by using far right and racist in their posts.

Edit ... Not wasting energy on this thread

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Please, it’s been discussed on this thread and the last how many billions are spent on this racket. Modular homes is a recent example of the preferential treatment one group gets. There are daily examples of services and groups that are neglected. Feel free to read the threads and do your own research instead of demanding examples

It clearly wasn’t a basic question, it was a loaded question, and your reasoning is just as predictable as your earlier making up all sorts of scenarios about people about whom you know nothing. You’d have filled in the blanks anyway so my answer didn’t matter either way.

You’re not paying for anything either, you pay taxes same as I do, and Government determines the rates at which anyone pays taxes, whether it’s income tax, inheritance tax, corporate taxes, etc, and Government determines how it’s going to spend the income it takes in, and how much income it needs to take in to provide public services like education, welfare, healthcare, housing and so on.

It makes zero odds to me what numbers Ireland takes in, and it makes zero odds to you too as none of it is coming directly out of my pocket or your pocket, and nobody is being treated any better or worse in terms of most public services anyway - they either meet the criteria for support set by the various Government departments and agencies, or they don’t.

That public services have historically been underfunded while Ireland enjoyed the benefits of a low tax economy wasn’t something that happened overnight, it was what kept, and still keeps politicians popular, popular enough to be elected anyway, so one trick ponies that have only an immigration policy to speak of will never do well at elections, because that’s all they’ve got, whereas the electorate cares more about a great deal more than just immigration, and cares even less about refugees. They care about the things you mention like hospitals and so on.

Speaking of which, having had the pleasure of a stay in a public hospital recently (paid for by private health insurance) and I certainly didn’t experience any evidence that the hospital was actually anything like is portrayed in the media, or that the media would have you believe anyway, and I’ve never wanted nor needed the services of a crèche provider. Most crèches in Ireland are run by private services providers, because there too there has been historically speaking a significant lack of Government investment in public childcare services:

https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-31006981.html

I mean, you could look at Sweden and Norway, but all you’re likely to see are refugees, hell if you get past that much you’ll probably balk at the significantly higher rates of tax they pay across the board, before you’ll ever recognise the fact that their Governments plough all that tax into providing public services rather than relying as the Irish Government does, so heavily on the private and charity sectors:

https://taxfoundation.org/blog/scandinavian-social-programs-taxes-2023/

You might even ask yourself why don’t I go live there then if I think it’s so great? And the simple answer comes back to your earlier reasoning (or one of them anyway), as to why asylum seekers are choosing Ireland over other European countries - ‘tis indeed a question of climate. I don’t fancy the idea of freezing my balls off, though that’s not guaranteed not to happen in Ireland either, it’s just less likely:

https://www.thejournal.ie/almost-100-refugees-remain-tents-freezing-conditions-5942526-Dec2022/

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Sweet Jesus!

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The Jordanian situation is the epitome of all that's wrong with this asylum racket. It is the most obvious one to point to as it's so simply explained. Make no mistake, it is exactly what a huge % of the others have been doing for years - 90% + on this list for instance (red arrow)

Earlier this year (Feb) the UK inadvertently opened a loophole by allowing visa free travel to the UK for a small fee (for a short stay) - This loophole was immediately abused with people flying to the UK for a little holiday and then on to Ireland via the CTA to claim asylum. There are no issues in Jordan which would cause people to flee their country looking for asylum. By mid Mar we had 142 here in state accommodation - Now the number is over 2000 in hotels etc and likely a few hundred on the streets

Simply put, we are being ridden ragged by the rest of the world, aided by a Govt of incompetent idiots and cheered on by some left/hard-left brainwashed loons - Bacik, AO'R, RBB, Cairns, Murphy and their crazy-assed followers and fans - All this as connected cute hoors make vast fortunes off the scam - Yep, it's only the tiny amount of the far-right that could possibly have issues with this

think you need to take a look at a map

he’s gone back again

The biggest cheerleaders of all this don't want them anywhere near them.

Bacik and Chui below not wanting them in D4 because of safety concerns, but less affluent areas are fair game.

Not sure if they ever got in their, if they did it still shows they don't want them near them.

https://extra.ie/2024/01/06/news/d4-residents-fears-fire-safety-building-refugees

I can't find the link but again Chui was involved with another cheerleader who had tents removed from their neighbourhood because the area didn't have facilities for them.

But throwing them in tents along the canal, or who was visiting when they tried to move them into the mountains to get them out of the way.

Ye sure the mountains have loads more facilities.

The people in power pushing for this have no interest in them, just want to virtue signal and keep them out of their lives.

If they want to help these people so much they would be campaigning to bring them into their own neighborhoods.

What law?? Could you point out any law in Ireland that says that??

It's remarkable that she gets stick for wanting to work. If she didn't want to work she'd be getting stick by the same people for not wanting to work. Its quite funny really. Wanting to work is quite normal for most people despite a lot of the musings of many here.