Immigration and Ireland - MEGATHREAD *Mod Note Added 14/08/25*

Why are you trying to shoehorn everything into right left political ideology.

This post is a perfect example of the stupidity of it, so I'm just going to jump on board and go with it.

Looking broadly at the output of said NGOs and lobby groups, its entirely fair to say that these organisations are heavily left-wing in their stances and campaigns.

So if NGOs in Ireland are solely the preserve of left wing politics you really have to ask the following questions,

Why does the right hate cancer victims(Irish cancer society) and not want to develop treatments for cancer?

Is cancer working with right wing bodies to kill left wing extremists?

And for public school bodies why does the right (educate together) not want education for children?

And if the right hates guide dogs (Irish guide dogs) what is their alternative?

Obviously the FLAC (free legal aid) is a left wing plot to destabilise the Irish state.

Again as the rape crisis centre is an NGO we can only assume that is because rape is a left wing false flag attempt to destabilise Ireland, right?

And don't even get me started with far left NGOs like birdwatch Ireland, or St Vincent de paul, focus Ireland and the worst of all the far far far left Irish wheelchair association.

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Couldn't have said it better myself

Right wing? A common sense party will do.

not really, what you have is a very loud vocal minority who are using all platforms available to spread their message.
those people are radicalised and spread urban myths which then people believe.
so it sounds and looks like there is a divide and that more and more people are screaming, but in reality, it's not much more then say 5 or 10 years ago, it just looks like it because of the noise.

I'm going with Aontu for sure. I voted Green a few years back becuase at the time I saw the climate as the crisis of our time.

Now I see mass immigration as an existential threat to my country I'm going Aontu. This completes my journey to the dark side.

you may not remember it but unfortunately stabbings have happened in this country for a very long time.
in fact 1 city had a reputation so bad for that issue it was named stab city for a long time, a reputation that has thankfully been shaken off and turned around.

na they don't, what they consider to be far right is bogus and expensive policies that are about performative cruelty while achieveing jot all.
denmark still has a lot of immigration, sure it's politicians will deny it but the reality is very very different.
you are never going to stop immigration especially now with the climate issue coming down the tracks.
a proper grown up system that hears cases and decides whether one has a legitimate right to be in a country they migrate to is the only option, even if it means people having to travel to embasies in the country nearist to them first.
the UK had that system and blew it all open because they didn't want to pay for public services and the tory government wanted to manufacture a migration crisis.
we have the system but just not enough people to staff it and we don't allow people to apply via our embasies in other countries as i understand it.
we also have self-deport which is great in theory but while a lot do go some don't and we lose them which is a problem.
the big number of migrants here is from ukrain because of the war, once that ends and hopefully it will with a full russian withdrawel, then most will return home just like they did after the balkins wars.

There's enough straw in this post to bed an entire generation of NGO parasites.

I think immigration is a national unity issue. Everyone is going to need to join together in support of Irish cultural preservation. As a nation we need to see the Islamic unassimilable ideology for what it is and we need to rid ourselves of the curse of taking responsibility for other governments' problems.

When we all come together to slow immigration down to a trickle and start deportation en masse, then I'll get back to voting for climate policies.

You suggested the centre left as the "only real option for change" - they are not, not in Ireland anyway. As your reply does not address this further but goes off about left parties in other countries for some unknown reason, I have to assume you agree.