Gangland Shootings [Mod Note in Post #1]

kittensmittens wrote: »

You're not in the slightest bit funny mate...thats a 14yr kid lying in a hospital bed in a bad way.

D1ck comment tbh

Excuse me?

The mother of the victim has identified 4 alleged attackers. Two are black and two are white. The comment I responded to suggested it was a racist attack by blacks on a white kid. So it's either a different case or he's full of ****.

Calm down and read the facts.

kittensmittens wrote: »

I didnt happen eh??

What does that mean?

Auntie Semite wrote: »

https://www.irishrefugeecouncil.ie/news/joint-statement-regional-support-organisations-welcome-official-launch-by-minister-stanton-of-community-sponsorship/7002

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'The supports include meeting people at the airport; providing a warm welcome and cultural orientation; providing housing; furniture; supporting access to medical and social services; English language tuition; and support towards employment and self-sufficiency. Such initiatives not only provide a real future for the refugees themselves but also have proven to bring communities closer together'

They do not languish on housing lists, they go directly into housing.

I don't think the bit in bold is working.

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

My worry is we are headed for a place like Sweden is in....i.e trouble.

It's a numbers game (unless you believe we are somehow attracting a higher calibre of aylsum seeker/migrant). If someone can tell me what we are doing better that avoids the trouble that every other western country on the continent is experiencing i'd love to hear it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vO9vBHZRBQ4

My main concern, and I have said it over and over in relation to Irish scumbaggery, is that we don't have a proper functioning police force or a justice system. Other countries do and they are struggling to cope. It does not get better from here if you look at the experience on the continent.

I don't believe for a second this country could cope.

Going on other European experience especially Paris and many many other cities I think we have problems coming very soon and this thread is pretty sad really because it is only the start and there won't be an end.

Maybe i'm totally wrong and I hope I am but I don't think so...

The Irish people have a history for sorting things out despite the governing authority. The current justice system will be forced to up its game or it will be replaced. The justice system replacing it won,t be mindless vigilantism either
Edit with the current commitment to europe a continental style criminal justice system based on the code napolean would have merit, especialy a judge directing the investigation of serious crime

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

My worry is we are headed for a place like Sweden is in....i.e trouble.

It's a numbers game (unless you believe we are somehow attracting a higher calibre of aylsum seeker/migrant). If someone can tell me what we are doing better that avoids the trouble that every other western country on the continent is experiencing i'd love to hear it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vO9vBHZRBQ4

My main concern, and I have said it over and over in relation to Irish scumbaggery, is that we don't have a proper functioning police force or a justice system. Other countries do and they are struggling to cope. It does not get better from here if you look at the experience on the continent.

I don't believe for a second this country could cope.

Going on other European experience especially Paris and many many other cities I think we have problems coming very soon and this thread is pretty sad really because it is only the start and there won't be an end.

Maybe i'm totally wrong and I hope I am but I don't think so...

I don't blame the asylum seekers here at all.

I blame the same old bunch of Middle Class "Socialists" that have invited asylum seekers into the country only to throw them into ghettos without proper supports and throw a few shiny pennies at them.

Then these self same "Socialists" give themselves a great big clap on the back for doing something that makes them "feel good".

Proper integration would require a proper redistribution of asylum seekers into middle class suburbs to live beside the middle classes, go to school with the middle class kids and socialise with them.

That would actually water the seeds of ambition amongst asylum seekers, let them feel less resentment towards the society that has invited them into their country and foster integration.

If anything, Asylum Seekers have been sold a pup by Middle Class "Socialists" so that the latter can pontificate to others about how virtuous they are.

I had to look into the authenticity of the video just in case it was clickbait.
It was indeed 60 Minutes (the Australian version), which is Australia's leading current affairs program on television.
The reporter on the footage stated that there were 55 declared no-go zones inSweden, and that footage was from way back in early 2016. The Australian crew were later accused of working with anti-refugee groups, which is something we see here ............ i.e. if you ask questions about the not-so-rosy reality of non-EU economic migration, then you are deemed alt-right, a Nazi, a racist etc.

That footage should be an eye-opener for policy makers here, but as was pointed out before, the Irish government believe that we will not make the same mistakes as other resource-rich countries like Sweden and Germany. We will somehow get it right ..... even though our existing housing/hospital/social welfare/mental health/childcare services are already stretched to breaking point.