Thanks a lot. It's truly sad to hear.
It's also the first time I see Covid making such a dramatic impact and lasting impact on the centre of a big city.
5 stabbed in Dublin | 3 of them children
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It's also the first time I see Covid making such a dramatic impact and lasting impact on the centre of a big city.
I was in Dublin not long ago and saw this weapons grade thundercnut:
I imagine he’s loving this situation.
I imagine he’s loving this situation.
Honest question here, but is there no riot police??
Would have thought the would have been on the streets long before this point
Would have thought the would have been on the streets long before this point
Many posters mentioned that the police forces are understaffed.
Didn't know this was happening til I went on Twitter a few minutes ago. Fecking hell.
I read that it's folks on Telegram groups fomenting this. I went and took a look, they're basically filled with glee at all this.
I read that it's folks on Telegram groups fomenting this. I went and took a look, they're basically filled with glee at all this.
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that’ll show em lads.Ah I don’t want to put you off. Dublin is still very safe and most of the city centre is grand. It’s really just these few areas. Weirdly they just happen to be very central areas, unfortunately. But that’s on the government and council for letting these scumbags piss about there. Overall todays events shouldn’t detract from the fact that Dublin is one of the worlds safest capital cities to visit, for the most part.
RTE news have said the suspect has been in Ireland for over 20 years and is an Irish citizen.
I saw a recording of a whatsapp group called 'kill all immigrants' with voice messages calling people into town and giving them instructions on how to behave. fecking mental stuff.
Nah, you won't.
I have a distant cousin who lives in Dublin and she never complained about the city. On the contrary.
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A good old coup d'etat, that's just what we need.
How many immigrants are there in Ireland?
Do the protesters have legitimate grievances about immigrants in Ireland?
Do the protesters have legitimate grievances about immigrants in Ireland?
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Nope. We've taken in a lot of refugees which has worsened a pre-existing housing crisis. As with all dumb cnut racists, they're just looking for someone to blame for their own failures.
My mates a detective and he's told me that an Algerian man living here a while did it and that it looks like one kid won't make it. A Brazillian lad saved it from getting worse by intervention. What a hero.
The scum bags rioting are different altogether. These scum are a result of the revolving door justice system where little Johnny has 67 convictions and that's ok as he had a hard life.
The scum bags rioting are different altogether. These scum are a result of the revolving door justice system where little Johnny has 67 convictions and that's ok as he had a hard life.
Didn't deem it 'notoriously unreliable' before, but might have to going forward.
Drew Harris will have to step down after this, it's bad enough that he's pushed through a change to the English system that has statistically failed and the Garda have already had a vote of no confidence in him over schedule change that has caused plenty to quit.
Fake.The favored attire of the teenage Dublin drug peddler:
Why are they doing that if they already have what you're describing as a crisis which presumably leads to homelessness for some Irish people?
You're saying "nope" that isn't a cause for grievance but of course it is a cause, if you have nowhere to live or very poor standards of accomodation that is without a doubt cause for grievance by it's very nature and I'm sure you would feel that way in that predicament.
People should have an expectation that their elected government works for them and one of those responsibilities is ensuring housing stock is available.
We have the highest % of foreign nationals per capita in the EU, unsurprisingly (wealthy, English speaking). We also took in a much larger % of Ukrainians than every other EU country, again, probably because we are English speaking and have lots of employment options. But no, it really hasn’t been an issue here other than exasperating an already chronic housing shortage and population growth we haven’t been able to keep up with. That’s the governments fault, though.
me too. A lot of foreign students live in the city centre. Feel for what some might be feeling there tonight
2022 data:
Worth noting that (as per data from 2021) we're one of the few EU countries where the majority of our foreign nationals are other EU citizens.
As in they are fake jackets, or it's fake that exclusively scumbags wear them? Because they feckin' do
I AM in that predicament so please don't try lecturing me.
It's clear as day that capitalism and corruption is the cause of these problems but the the media and the far right are pointing the finger at foreigners as fecking usual.
The refugees coming into the country aren’t being accommodated in (and obviously aren’t buying or renting) the type of property that Irish residents need. In fact, most of them are being shipped to parts of the country where the housing crisis isn’t an issue. The problem we have is an imbalance of supply and demand pushing prices too high. Refugees aren’t in any position to fuel these price hikes.
Are the protests against immigrants in general or just the non-caucasions?2022 data:
Worth noting that (as per data from 2021) we're one of the few EU countries where the majority of our foreign nationals are other EU citizens.
Netherlands elected a far right leader despite having just 7% immigrants.
You're certainly emotional about it but I wasn't lecturing you.
I'm not pointing fingers, I'm asking the question of whether it's reasonable to expect an elected government to look after the people's of the nation by ensuring there are sufficient homes and sufficient quality of homes as a priority.
Looking at his tweet history - how has this thick cnut not been done for inciting violence?
https://x.com/thenotoriousmma/status/1727800056835621033?s=46&t=3cSPEXx54yOkvLX_Hq8XPw
https://x.com/thenotoriousmma/status/1727800056835621033?s=46&t=3cSPEXx54yOkvLX_Hq8XPw
Yes, that's an absolute priority. Which the government have been failing on long before the refugee crisis.
Given the top two are tax havens, I imagine that percentage inflated by people being in those country for monetary reasons.2022 data:
Worth noting that (as per data from 2021) we're one of the few EU countries where the majority of our foreign nationals are other EU citizens.
They all wear fake jacketsAs in they are fake jackets, or it's fake that exclusively scumbags wear them? Because they feckin' do
I thought Ireland was quite progressive, compared to the U.K. anyway. This reaction would be causing raised eyebrows if it were in Wolverhampton, never mind Dublin
He's a fecking idiot and unfortunately there's a lot of other fecking idiots who lap this kind of shit up. Most of the ones rioting tonight fit into that category.
More progressive than the country that oppressed us for 800 years? Dunno pal.
22 hours ago he was tweeting about Ireland being at war. Does anyone actually call him out on this fecking bollocks or does it just get laughed off? It’s clearly dangerous as we’re seeing.
I knew he was a cnut from day 1 whilst the entire nation was falling in love with his scummy antics. He's obviously realised that his fighting career is well and truly over so he's turned to an even more profitable line of work, far right grifting.
Anti-immigrant generally, but with the sort of racist overtones and dog-whistles that inevitably mean focus on people from certain areas of the world more than others. Though obviously the influx of people from Ukraine recently has made them a focus too.
Though the bulk of the actual rioters tonight appear to be opportunistic scumbags rather than people I would think of as committed far-right protestors.