I lived in Edinbugh last year, in the city centre, and there were NO council houses or flats in the city centre, they moved them all to the outskirts ages ago, like they done in Glasgow too. Are there any plans to do this here?
fischerspooner wrote: I can't go for a walk or to the shop on my breaks without having to look at these people.
fischerspooner wrote: I went out and did something with my life. They have the choice. They take the easy option which is being a slacker. I'm not tarring them ALL with the same brush, ibut a high percentage of people from these areas, for whatever reason, end up as junkie wasters. I went to a school in the inner city these kids had the same opportunities I did but they allowed themselves to be misled, it seems to be out of sheer laziness. iiYes I do look at them like dirt on my shoe, that's all they are.
jazzbandit wrote: Meditraitor or whatever he is has just exposed a great weakness of the left. Flying off the handle to make a point that, in essence, is a reasonable one to make, but ruining it by losin the head. Look we all know that skangers are skangers for a reason. We all know it's coz they're poor. We all know that life favours the better off. We all know they're pretty much genetically similiar to ppl from foxrock. However, I still think there's an almost universal dislike of skangers, which is being reflected here. I've mentioned on another thread that I've disliked personally 99.999% of junkies that I've ever met, but accept there are reasons for them being the way they are. Just becasue people act they way they do for various reasons, doesnt mean we all have to just shut up and accept it. If one of them mugged ur ma, ud call the cops and hopefully have them put away, right? Kind regards, The jazz man
fly_agaric wrote: This thread is very funny, given all the sanctimonious stuff spewed on these forums lately about how Hurricane Katrina showed the way that the US government/economic system písses on the poor and the black.
what I wanted to discuss was why Dublin insists on housing undesirables (I don't care if I sound snobbish) in the city centre, when every other city I've visited doesn't? Shouldn't we keep these problems away from the centre of our capital?