Immigration and Ireland - MEGATHREAD *Mod Note Added 02/09/25*

This was your response to a couple of more balanced posters questioning the use of the extremely emotive and inappropriate word lynching in the context of this case.

How would you describe an extra-judicial killing carried out as a public spectacle, so? Or does the fact that the original intent may not have been to kill make it OK?

Gas how you were so fastidious chasing posters with your ‘alleged shoplifting’’ but somehow couldn’t find the same energy chasing posters with ‘alleged lynching’.

Of course to borrow another phrase over used by your good self ‘You're kinda giving yourself away with these sentiments too’

Well we certainly have one open border, between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, and people crossing that border are not recorded. But don't let that get in the way of some far-right fearmongering.

65 to 90 million empty homes too and a property crash that make our 2008 one look like child’s play

But hey “decadent westerners” must be at fault for all the problems on this planet

Referring to the sisters who got hurt in that city by that Somalian man

I don’t go into that city anymore it’s a dangerous kip. We have absolutely no idea who are arriving on our shores or what there background is the government are just letting these people loose on our streets.

These immigrants are not welcome in the country and people are deluded to think there is no safety risk for letting in African and muslim men into the country illegally under the vague “asylum” process.

Men fleeing a country without the women and children are going to war; these unvetted males are essentially here to declare war on the decent, high quality of life we have in Ireland, and our politicians need to be told that they work for legitimate voters and not for the undemocratic EU asylum treaties, corrupt NGOs and other shadow interests.

Govt to offer cash to Ukrainians to return

The Ukrainians should never have been given those perks and benefits in the first place, but I get the feeling the state is intentionally throwing them under the bus right now to make them the baddies. You had Sinn Fein embarrassing themselves very early on calling for all asylum seekers to be treated this well.

Whilst people are busy criticising the Ukrainians, they aren't paying attention to the other economic migrants getting sneaked in to the area.

Thurles didn't officially get its two planned IPAS centres, but it you ever walk from West Gate to the end of Friar Street, every closed derelict shop has Muslims in it. They'll be hiding these people, sneaking them in by railway stations and sourcing accommodation in the most unlikely places.

Speaking of Ukrainians heres a laugh for everyone

I used to flirt with this beautiful Ukrainian girl that was living in Thurles at the time. She had the prettiest blue eyes and blonde hair. There was a protest in Nenagh about the Ukraine war.

Now if your from Tipp, you'll know that Nenagh is the virtue signalling capital of county Tipperary with its demand respect campaigns, BLM posted on shop fronts and their local TD (Alan Kelly) wanted to restore Jus soli.

But there's not so many immigrants in Nenagh, so she told me the story how they had to send two coaches to Thurles, Moneygall and Roscrea to collect the actual Ukrainians for this protest. It was broadcast as the Ukrainians of Nenagh protest for peace.

😂

The minimum wage in china is 250-300 € per month, the average wage in china is around 1200 € per month, I'm sure social welfare is below the minimum wage, which wouldn't be much use to freeloaders

To think workers face a 47.2% marginal income tax after just €44,000 to pay for social housing for sex-offenders and Africans who invite children into his car and who thows bottles of whiskey out of top floor windows.

And yet FG were elected in GalwayWest.

Did we fight for independence for this?

I often wonder why there isn't a revolution.

David McWilliams recently asking the thorny question as to why Ireland is still taking in more immigrants per head of population than any other EU country.

If its a good idea, there should be a plan for where everyone will live etc, and some explanation to the public as to why this has been occurring like this, and seemingly into the near future too…
https://shows.acast.com/the-david-mcwilliams-podcast/episodes/irelands-immigration-disaster

Lots of lessons from Canadas functioning and popular immigration system to its descent into a near open borders chaos during Trudeau jr:

https://www.cbc.ca/books/tony-keller-wins-donner-prize-for-best-canadian-public-policy-book-9.7201398