Is Ireland committing genocide?

charlotte.york · 22-01-2019 7:20am

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

The stupidity of this post is making my hair hurt, so much bullsh/t posted with so little substance.

It has reasoning and rational, unlike your posts.

Timberrrrrrrr · 22-01-2019 8:54am

charlotte.york wrote: »

It has reasoning and rational, unlike your posts.

Sorry, i don't engage with reregs.

charlotte.york · 22-01-2019 8:55am

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

Sorry, i don't engage with reregs.

Or reason

what is a regegs?

Plopsu · 22-01-2019 2:57pm

Last time I was in Roscommon, the KFC had closed down. If that's not attempted genocide, I don't know what is!

circadian · 22-01-2019 2:59pm

charlotte.york wrote: »

It has reasoning and rational, unlike your posts.

Sick burn.

realitykeeper · 22-01-2019 3:44pm

Collie D wrote: »

It would be if us stingy bastards in the Pale provided telescopes

They are not being stingy. That would imply they own what they steal.

realitykeeper · 22-01-2019 3:46pm

Hotblack Desiato wrote: »

Well duuuuh, not every county can get a NATIONAL facility.

Unless it is Dublin in which case it gets everything, no expense spared.

realitykeeper · 22-01-2019 3:49pm

Hotblack Desiato wrote: »

Dublin subsidises these counties through the ass. Dublin should be getting far more investment than it is, for a city of its size it is woefully lacking in infrastructure. Dubliners get very poor return on the taxes they pay, taxpayers in most of the country get more out of the system than they pay in.

Even the inflated property taxes which Dubliners have to pay are skimmed off to subsidise rural Ireland.

Not so. Dublin gets subsidized by the rest of the country and by rights its should be paying rent to the rest of the country for all the things we paid for that Dublin got.

realitykeeper · 22-01-2019 3:52pm

Hotblack Desiato wrote: »

The countryside is literally full of shît ...

Well that is where your food comes from. Bon appetit

Pa8301 · 22-01-2019 3:54pm

Should this thread not be moved to the Dublin forum as it's essentially one man's tirade against Dublin?

ohnonotgmail · 22-01-2019 3:55pm

realitykeeper wrote: »

Not so. Dublin gets subsidized by the rest of the country and by rights its should be paying rent to the rest of the country for all the things we paid for that Dublin got.

Another doozy of an opinion that just goes way beyond wrong. Wages in dublin are higher so we pay more tax per capita. The cost of providing services per capita is lower in dublin due to the higher population. You could not be more wrong if you tried, and boy do you try.

realitykeeper · 22-01-2019 3:59pm

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

And the mask finally slips

What mask? Discretion was not my intended modus opperandi.

Twenty Grand · 22-01-2019 4:06pm

realitykeeper wrote: »

Unless it is Dublin in which case it gets everything, no expense spared.

Dublin is the largest city with a higher population than the other cities combined.
Every city has a motorway direct to Dublin.
Leinster has a higher population that the other 3 provinces combined.

Explain again why building in Dublin doesn't suit the vast majority of the people in this country?

realitykeeper · 22-01-2019 4:09pm

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

Dublin actually feeds the poorer counties by generating the massive revenue needed.

Wrong on all counts. Dublin has yet to repay the rest of the country in monetary terms for what it got. If trends continue, Dublin will also be reliant on water from the west.

realitykeeper · 22-01-2019 4:14pm

Twenty Grand wrote: »

Dublin is the largest city with a higher population than the other cities combined.
Every city has a motorway direct to Dublin.
Leinster has a higher population that the other 3 provinces combined.

Explain again why building in Dublin doesn't suit the vast majority of the people in this country?

Dublin was a mistake. Time to invest elsewhere.

FishOnABike · 22-01-2019 4:40pm

BuzzMcdonnell wrote: »

I for one think we should build an airport and children’s hospital on top of carrauntoohil. The summit has been neglected by government for far too long and deserves just as much investment as Dublin, regardless of population.

Aiming high ;-)

Hotblack Desiato · 22-01-2019 4:54pm

realitykeeper wrote: »

Not so. Dublin gets subsidized by the rest of the country

That is a complete and utter falsehood.

and by rights its should be paying rent to the rest of the country for all the things we paid for that Dublin got.

Laughable. Do you expect to be taken seriously with this sort of rubbish? What "things have you paid for that Dublin got" ? In reality, the flow of taxpayers' funds is very much in the opposite direction.

relax carry on · 22-01-2019 5:03pm

realitykeeper wrote: »

Dublin was a mistake. Time to invest elsewhere.

Any notion on when you'd like to say that Dublin was a mistake from? Keep in mind it's over 1000 years old. Just wondering which century you want to bash so we can figure out when your plan should have applied from.

ohnonotgmail · 22-01-2019 5:04pm

relax carry on wrote: »

Any notion on when you'd like to say that Dublin was a mistake from? Keep in mind it's over 1000 years old. Just wondering which century you want to bash so we can figure out when your plan should have applied from.

It is all the vikings fault.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1 · 22-01-2019 5:08pm

realitykeeper wrote: »

Not so. Dublin gets subsidized by the rest of the country and by rights its should be paying rent to the rest of the country for all the things we paid for that Dublin got.

What absolute nonsense. And I say this as someone who lives, and was born and bred, in deeply rural Ireland. The facts don't support your premise. Care to elaborate?

Ipso · 22-01-2019 6:31pm

Tori Salty Wolverine wrote: »

What absolute nonsense. And I say this as someone who lives, and was born and bred, in deeply rural Ireland. The facts don't support your premise. Care to elaborate?

Careful what you wish for?

sk8erboii · 22-01-2019 6:33pm

Remember the good old days when Ireland was a depressing rural nation? Where the only thing to do was move out or get molested by priests?

Pepperidge farm remembers

Fighting Tao · 22-01-2019 7:46pm

sk8erboii wrote: »

Remember the good old days when Ireland was a depressing rural nation? Where the only thing to do was move out or get molested by priests?

Pepperidge farm remembers

You should check out the OPs views on catholic Ireland.

sk8erboii · 22-01-2019 9:52pm

Fighting Tao wrote: »

You should check out the OPs views on catholic Ireland.

Yeah its pretty funny. 90% sure its a parody though

realitykeeper · 23-01-2019 3:36pm

relax carry on wrote: »

Any notion on when you'd like to say that Dublin was a mistake from? Keep in mind it's over 1000 years old. Just wondering which century you want to bash so we can figure out when your plan should have applied from.

It is a living mistake which started a 1000 years ago and is getting worse as it goes.

realitykeeper · 23-01-2019 3:38pm

Tori Salty Wolverine wrote: »

What absolute nonsense. And I say this as someone who lives, and was born and bred, in deeply rural Ireland. The facts don't support your premise. Care to elaborate?

Hotblack Desiato wrote: »

That is a complete and utter falsehood.

Laughable. Do you expect to be taken seriously with this sort of rubbish? What "things have you paid for that Dublin got" ? In reality, the flow of taxpayers' funds is very much in the opposite direction.

I will not grace these questions with an answer. Talk of adding insult to injury!

Fighting Tao · 23-01-2019 3:46pm

realitykeeper wrote: »

I will not grace these questions with an answer. Talk of adding insult to injury!

Sounds like you are very jealous of Leinster and Dublin in particular. Dublin is generally a welcoming place, more so than some of the villages of Donegal. You too can have a chunk of all the country taxes that are being stolen if you move here!

realitykeeper · 23-01-2019 4:04pm

Fighting Tao wrote: »

Sounds like you are very jealous of Leinster and Dublin in particular. Dublin is generally a welcoming place, more so than some of the villages of Donegal. You too can have a chunk of all the country taxes that are being stolen if you move here!

Welcoming? Really!!?? Somehow I don`t think Dubliners would welcome an overnight increase in population of 30% in the form of migrants (as has been the case in some rural communities) and the few Ireland do accept are sent to the back of beyonds (by the Dubs). Indeed the Dublin Regulation (604/2013) shows just how "welcoming" Dublin is. Migrants coming to Europe will all be told the reason they must stay in Lampedusa or Lesbos is because of the Dublin regulation and I think they will make up their own minds on the kind of place Dublin is.

Fighting Tao · 23-01-2019 4:10pm

realitykeeper wrote: »

Welcoming? Really!!?? Somehow I don`t think Dubliners would welcome an overnight increase in population of 30% in the form of migrants (as has been the case in some rural communities) and the few Ireland do accept are sent to the back of beyonds (by the Dubs). Indeed the Dublin Regulation (604/2013) shows just how "welcoming" Dublin is. Migrants coming to Europe will all be told the reason they must stay in Lampedusa or Lesbos is because of the Dublin regulation and I think they will make up their own minds on the kind of place Dublin is.

I hear you're a racist now father!

Nothing wrong with foreigners. I work and deal with them every day in many aspects of life.

23-01-2019 4:26pm

realitykeeper wrote: »

It is a living mistake which started a 1000 years ago and is getting worse as it goes.

A living mistake, you say?

Oh, the irony.

:cool:

Is Ireland committing genocide?

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