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

Oh look, another article from the journal with vague details and trying to blame everything on the people who are protesting the unjust ipas development at Lissywollen. The longer the government contuine on this path, the more communities the department trample over, the more likely some individuals will play dirty. Treat locals with contempt and they will push back against the establishment.

Genuine question, how many refugees do you think Ireland should take every year?

"Maybe"

That says it all. Thanks.

The arson/vandalism is a consequence of not being listened to. If you attempt to dump hundreds of strange men into a small village/town and don't even consult the local community then people are going to lash out. The far right of course take advantage of this and stoke the flames (literally and figuratively).

But if the community was consulted in the first place then this could all be avoided. Instead they are called racist for voicing their concerns. This plays into the hands of the far right.

But no, their right to object is conditional, apparently.

I love how virtuous the left wing try to make themselves out to be. But all it boils down to is "agree with us, or else". Shutting people down is only going to create adverse reactions, hence the rise of the far right across the western world. The left just don't get it.

But sure, keep on ignoring and marginalising these communities. That approach is working out real well for the left the past few years. 👍

It's complex, it's complicated, ye don't understand folks.

Helen add Nigeria to safe countries list, Roderick tweet in yer 8 languages about it n we'll work our way down the list of countries. The NGOs buddies on the adjudication panel for asylum applications are being replaced.

Now run off to yer journalist /activists buddies and ye can all do one!

Some people want Ireland destroyed

Scared of their sh1t in case they get criticized by the plague of the woke left .

Which sinn Fein shat the course on and won't be forgotten

What article was that? Or did TheJournal.ie pull it?

The unanswerable question whenever it is put to those who advocate that we must accept anyone with a 'genuine claim' or the question is totally avoided. In fairness here you have said you have no clue. However - let's delve into what data is out there, even just to grasp the scale of the problem.

Just shy of 1 Billion people world wide have a desire to permanently migrate. (Source: Desire to Migrate Remains at Record High)

While it has declined across several countries in the region, the desire to migrate remains near or above the 50% mark in nine countries. Seven of them -- Liberia, Sierra Leone, Ghana, the Republic of the Congo, Nigeria, the Gambia and Comoros -- are in the top 10 countries with the highest migration desire worldwide.

That is a startling figure for some African nations. With ever increasing availability of cheap flights, cheap ferries, new routes and overall better transport links than there ever has been in the history of the world, this study should be sounding alarm bells very loud and clear in the government halls of Europe, the US and other 'Western Nations'.

If this large-scale migration takes place it will collapse the whole world over. Poorer nations will be wiped out as only the wealthier folks of those nations will migrate. Richer nations will collapse from new arrivals putting pressure on every state service that exists - social cohesion will be decimated.

The folly has to stop.