Immigration and Ireland - MEGATHREAD *Read OP for mod warnings before posting*

Breaking my heart to see what the country is turning into.

Or activity encourage it:

"The protest was peaceful, although it became somewhat heated when one man appeared with a fold-up chair and a sign saying: “refugees welcome here”. This drew the attention of some of the protesters who gathered in front of him. “I’ve every right to be here, same as you,” the man said.

And they don’t care either, they’re posting photos on LinkedIn smiling and laughing oblivious to the destruction they’re causing

So we are now at the point of evicting Irish people to house Ipas (was this not a thing with nursing homes already?). Would it not be better for government to just take the whole population of Ireland and fnck us off to some island somewhere, we are clearly in the way, there will be plenty of room then, although short of a few mugs to pay for the racket 🤷

Seeing is believing but at least they're discussing European Values which is the pillar of immigration and integration.

Large scale immigration can only be a good thing if large scale deportation for failed immigrants isn't possible. Keep the good say goodbye to the bad. And we shouldn't have to compensate the failures to leave either. That's an insult to those of us who uphold European values.

Turkeys voting for Christmas.

I fully support the welcome the world policy… People that have never contributed in… Irish taxpayers for years OUT!

So it looks like we can only build 30,000 houses per year and by 2026, considering they are mostly single males, we need to have not for off 50,000 out of the 60,000 for Asylum Seekers.

While there are 500,000 adults living at home and our most skilled head off to Australia and Canada.

Yet there are people who will tell you that immigration doesn't have an affect on the housing crisis.

This needs to be called out as an emergency and something needs to be done quickly before the country is destroyed.

The numbers are only going to get bigger as the likes of Germany are looking to get more strict.

The only thing that will reduce the numbers is a massive recession, if the Multinationals leave, the last recession will look like the good days compared to what will happen.

In the perfect world yes. But when the alternatives are worse what do you expect to happen?

Generations from now will still be living with the catastrophic handling of mass immigration

She was also buddies with Jimmy Savile.

Privatisation was on the cards regardless of who was in number 10, I think we sometimes over simplify how we aportion blame on hate figures like Thatcher. Yeah she was an auld cvnt but much of what she did would have happened one way or another which points to the fact that governments tend to not work in the best interests of the people, something that has been evident in the leadership of Tony Blair also for a counterpoint.

It's relevant to this topic inasmuch as the repercussions of things like immigration policy don't tend to give much thought to the people (be they the existing citizenry or those being brought into the jurisdiction) either.

We currently have a situation in this country where we're creating awful outcomes for both the existing Irish and those who are arriving and will continue to do so into the future and any concern about that is being framed as being based in extremism and hate.

We can cancel as many people as we like but it isn't making a blind bit of difference to people in need in Ireland and never will.

The road to hell is yet again paved with good intentions and the rhetoric is ringing hollow as usual but you better not saying so or else.

Where did you get the idea that those " single males " are being housed ? Stop with this hyperbole .

Social housing is still allocated by council housing lists and it is as always allocated by need ie length of time on waiting list and families first .

Yes there isn't enough houses and what is being built is too expensive ..and that has been the issue for the last 10 years .