The far right

[Captain Obvious]

2 more heroes of the right making the news today
Pig slicer Darren Jackson and McGregor supporting Councillor Sutcliffe.

[Milltown Row2]

So likewise if your hearing about properties being burned out and people threatened or attacked and your reaction isn't sympathy for the people involved but rather trying to justify the (lack of) reasoning behind it then your kinda showing yourself up as well. It's the same principle.

Who said I don't have sympathy or I don't condemn it

Just because I don't play certain posters game of constant deflection doesn't mean I don't condemn it

Their response to a grown man (who was ordered deported a year ago) allegedly raping a 10 year old girl is -look over here at what an Irish person did....condemn it or you're a racist

My assumption is that they are pointing out that it was who committed the crime that was your issue and not the impact of the crime itself. I can certainly understand their reasoning if that is their thoughts (I didn't post anything regarding this, just to be clear. Point scoring on incidents like this isn't a good look)
With regards your sympathy or lack of it regarding the incidents against the asylum seekers, I don't recall you being vocal against in your condolences. Maybe you were and I missed it.

My issue was/is that the person shouldn't have been in the country to begin with-he was ordered deported a year ago

Many's Peoples anger (mine anyways) has nothing to do with the persons race and everything to do with the government not enforcing its bloody laws and essentially enticing people to come here by allowing all theses loopholes to exist and being seen internationally as a soft touch

Is that not the same  with Britain?

You'd think when  these people make their way  across the Mediterranean from Sudan, Somalia or wherever, that once they reach  Italy or Southern France , they'd think, right we've made it...let's claim  asylum here. 

The fact that they  then make  their way to northern France, then risk their lives on a dinghy to Britain, suggests Britain's  system is a softer  touch?

Not sure if England is a soft touch or the French are softer, there was a figure of:

Estimates for the number of undocumented immigrants in France vary, but a common range is between 300,000 and 400,000,

[whitey]

So likewise if your hearing about properties being burned out and people threatened or attacked and your reaction isn't sympathy for the people involved but rather trying to justify the (lack of) reasoning behind it then your kinda showing yourself up as well. It's the same principle.

Who said I don't have sympathy or I don't condemn it

Just because I don't play certain posters game of constant deflection doesn't mean I don't condemn it

Their response to a grown man (who was ordered deported a year ago) allegedly raping a 10 year old girl is -look over here at what an Irish person did....condemn it or you're a racist

My assumption is that they are pointing out that it was who committed the crime that was your issue and not the impact of the crime itself. I can certainly understand their reasoning if that is their thoughts (I didn't post anything regarding this, just to be clear. Point scoring on incidents like this isn't a good look)
With regards your sympathy or lack of it regarding the incidents against the asylum seekers, I don't recall you being vocal against in your condolences. Maybe you were and I missed it.

My issue was/is that the person shouldn't have been in the country to begin with-he was ordered deported a year ago

Many's Peoples anger (mine anyways) has nothing to do with the persons race and everything to do with the government not enforcing its bloody laws and essentially enticing people to come here by allowing all theses loopholes to exist and being seen internationally as a soft touch

Is that not the same  with Britain?

You'd think when  these people make their way  across the Mediterranean from Sudan, Somalia or wherever, that once they reach  Italy or Southern France , they'd think, right we've made it...let's claim  asylum here. 

The fact that they  then make  their way to northern France, then risk their lives on a dinghy to Britain, suggests Britain's  system is a softer  touch?

Not sure if England is a soft touch or the French are softer, there was a figure of:

Estimates for the number of undocumented immigrants in France vary, but a common range is between 300,000 and 400,000,

So this begets the question

Are they truly fleeing persecution or are they simply economic migrants?

If you're in France you're obviously no longer being persecuted-so why take the trip across the channel?

And if you're in the UK )or anywhere in Europe for that matter), why take the trip to Ireland

Remember the Social Democrat candidate who was a failed asylum seeker from the UK, moved to Ireland....invented some cover story....and lo and behold was granted asylum in Ireland

Then went on vacation to the country she was "fleeing"

[Milltown Row2]

This coming from a social migrant!

I've absolutely no problems with anyone trying to better themselves in a country that has better than their own, if they want to invent reasons for that then that's on border control to shift through.

Unless you have read every report or interviewed them personally then I'll take the word of those who have, rather than your ramblings

Immigration be it illegally or legally has been happened for hundreds of years and migration since time began

Some countries will give anyone a visa or citizenship, you being case and point so I wouldn't concern yourself too much

[AustinPowers]

2 more heroes of the right making the news today
Pig slicer Darren Jackson and McGregor supporting Councillor Sutcliffe.

I'm off down  a side  road here , but that film was one big  pile of shite.

[Deerstalker]

So likewise if your hearing about properties being burned out and people threatened or attacked and your reaction isn't sympathy for the people involved but rather trying to justify the (lack of) reasoning behind it then your kinda showing yourself up as well. It's the same principle.

Who said I don't have sympathy or I don't condemn it

Just because I don't play certain posters game of constant deflection doesn't mean I don't condemn it

Their response to a grown man (who was ordered deported a year ago) allegedly raping a 10 year old girl is -look over here at what an Irish person did....condemn it or you're a racist

My assumption is that they are pointing out that it was who committed the crime that was your issue and not the impact of the crime itself. I can certainly understand their reasoning if that is their thoughts (I didn't post anything regarding this, just to be clear. Point scoring on incidents like this isn't a good look)
With regards your sympathy or lack of it regarding the incidents against the asylum seekers, I don't recall you being vocal against in your condolences. Maybe you were and I missed it.

My issue was/is that the person shouldn't have been in the country to begin with-he was ordered deported a year ago

Many's Peoples anger (mine anyways) has nothing to do with the persons race and everything to do with the government not enforcing its bloody laws and essentially enticing people to come here by allowing all theses loopholes to exist and being seen internationally as a soft touch

Is that not the same  with Britain?

You'd think when  these people make their way  across the Mediterranean from Sudan, Somalia or wherever, that once they reach  Italy or Southern France , they'd think, right we've made it...let's claim  asylum here. 

The fact that they  then make  their way to northern France, then risk their lives on a dinghy to Britain, suggests Britain's  system is a softer  touch?

Not sure if England is a soft touch or the French are softer, there was a figure of:

Estimates for the number of undocumented immigrants in France vary, but a common range is between 300,000 and 400,000,

So this begets the question

Are they truly fleeing persecution or are they simply economic migrants?

If you're in France you're obviously no longer being persecuted-so why take the trip across the channel?

And if you're in the UK )or anywhere in Europe for that matter), why take the trip to Ireland

Remember the Social Democrat candidate who was a failed asylum seeker from the UK, moved to Ireland....invented some cover story....and lo and behold was granted asylum in Ireland

Then went on vacation to the country she was "fleeing"

Or the ones that suddenly convert to Christianity to support their asylum case 

[Genocide Organ]

This coming from a social migrant!

I've absolutely no problems with anyone trying to better themselves in a country that has better than their own, if they want to invent reasons for that then that's on border control to shift through.

Unless you have read every report or interviewed them personally then I'll take the word of those who have, rather than your ramblings

Immigration be it illegally or legally has been happened for hundreds of years and migration since time began

Some countries will give anyone a visa or citizenship, you being case and point so I wouldn't concern yourself too much

This may be true, but the scale at which it's happening is unprecedented. Remember, more people have moved here in the last 25 years, than moved here during the plantations. But that was a great boon to this country, so let's have more of it!

[Milltown Row2]

This coming from a social migrant!

I've absolutely no problems with anyone trying to better themselves in a country that has better than their own, if they want to invent reasons for that then that's on border control to shift through.

Unless you have read every report or interviewed them personally then I'll take the word of those who have, rather than your ramblings

Immigration be it illegally or legally has been happened for hundreds of years and migration since time began

Some countries will give anyone a visa or citizenship, you being case and point so I wouldn't concern yourself too much

This may be true, but the scale at which it's happening is unprecedented. Remember, more people have moved here in the last 25 years, than moved here during the plantations. But that was a great boon to this country, so let's have more of it!

People still leaving here also, but some people prefer to put up the walls get all darker skinned ones out as they ain't actually Irish regardless they be born here, with that not allowed to leave as ya can't have your cake and eat it!

Speed up the processing get them legal (or not, send them home) and get them working legally and that raises the taxes builds economy.

Keep it under review for 3 years and should they been working then they can have a full time citizenship.. break any laws then they go back..

[RedHand88]

This coming from a social migrant!

I've absolutely no problems with anyone trying to better themselves in a country that has better than their own, if they want to invent reasons for that then that's on border control to shift through.

Unless you have read every report or interviewed them personally then I'll take the word of those who have, rather than your ramblings

Immigration be it illegally or legally has been happened for hundreds of years and migration since time began

Some countries will give anyone a visa or citizenship, you being case and point so I wouldn't concern yourself too much

This may be true, but the scale at which it's happening is unprecedented. Remember, more people have moved here in the last 25 years, than moved here during the plantations. But that was a great boon to this country, so let's have more of it!

The population during the plantations was about 1 million.
Now it is 7.2 million.

You are an absolute weapon.  🤣

[whitey]

This coming from a social migrant!

I've absolutely no problems with anyone trying to better themselves in a country that has better than their own, if they want to invent reasons for that then that's on border control to shift through.

Unless you have read every report or interviewed them personally then I'll take the word of those who have, rather than your ramblings

Immigration be it illegally or legally has been happened for hundreds of years and migration since time began

Some countries will give anyone a visa or citizenship, you being case and point so I wouldn't concern yourself too much

Wow

You are essentially advocating for open borders right there.

So if a rapist/criminal/fraudster can't legally enter Ireland but disguises their identity and lies through their teeth then that's fine with you as long  as they can pull a fast one on border control.....

[JoG2]

This coming from a social migrant!

I've absolutely no problems with anyone trying to better themselves in a country that has better than their own, if they want to invent reasons for that then that's on border control to shift through.

Unless you have read every report or interviewed them personally then I'll take the word of those who have, rather than your ramblings

Immigration be it illegally or legally has been happened for hundreds of years and migration since time began

Some countries will give anyone a visa or citizenship, you being case and point so I wouldn't concern yourself too much

This may be true, but the scale at which it's happening is unprecedented. Remember, more people have moved here in the last 25 years, than moved here during the plantations. But that was a great boon to this country, so let's have more of it!

And you have more in common with the planters

[Milltown Row2]

This coming from a social migrant!

I've absolutely no problems with anyone trying to better themselves in a country that has better than their own, if they want to invent reasons for that then that's on border control to shift through.

Unless you have read every report or interviewed them personally then I'll take the word of those who have, rather than your ramblings

Immigration be it illegally or legally has been happened for hundreds of years and migration since time began

Some countries will give anyone a visa or citizenship, you being case and point so I wouldn't concern yourself too much

Wow

You are essentially advocating for open borders right there.

So if a rapist/criminal/fraudster can't legally enter Ireland but disguises their identity and lies through their teeth then that's fine with you as long  as they can pull a fast one on border control.....

Are you a rapist criminal fraudster?

You've been listening to Trump too long, not everyone coming here are either of those..

Your eyes are blackened by colour bias and what brain you have left is covered in shit!

If I was born in Syria I'm getting the f**k outta dodge!

It is then ( I'll explain it again for the most stupid person on this board) up to the border control officer to process..

Let that happen, shut the f**k up and have your hotdog!

The doomsday cult! I'm surprised ya all can sleep at night

[Genocide Organ]

This coming from a social migrant!

I've absolutely no problems with anyone trying to better themselves in a country that has better than their own, if they want to invent reasons for that then that's on border control to shift through.

Unless you have read every report or interviewed them personally then I'll take the word of those who have, rather than your ramblings

Immigration be it illegally or legally has been happened for hundreds of years and migration since time began

Some countries will give anyone a visa or citizenship, you being case and point so I wouldn't concern yourself too much

This may be true, but the scale at which it's happening is unprecedented. Remember, more people have moved here in the last 25 years, than moved here during the plantations. But that was a great boon to this country, so let's have more of it!

And you have more in common with the planters

Nothing wrong with that, eh? The more the merrier, no?

[Milltown Row2]

This coming from a social migrant!

I've absolutely no problems with anyone trying to better themselves in a country that has better than their own, if they want to invent reasons for that then that's on border control to shift through.

Unless you have read every report or interviewed them personally then I'll take the word of those who have, rather than your ramblings

Immigration be it illegally or legally has been happened for hundreds of years and migration since time began

Some countries will give anyone a visa or citizenship, you being case and point so I wouldn't concern yourself too much

This may be true, but the scale at which it's happening is unprecedented. Remember, more people have moved here in the last 25 years, than moved here during the plantations. But that was a great boon to this country, so let's have more of it!

And you have more in common with the planters

Nothing wrong with that, eh? The more the merrier, no?

Where did they house you first?

[armaghniac]

This coming from a social migrant!

I've absolutely no problems with anyone trying to better themselves in a country that has better than their own, if they want to invent reasons for that then that's on border control to shift through.

Unless you have read every report or interviewed them personally then I'll take the word of those who have, rather than your ramblings

Immigration be it illegally or legally has been happened for hundreds of years and migration since time began

Some countries will give anyone a visa or citizenship, you being case and point so I wouldn't concern yourself too much

It is the volume of migration that is the problem. If migration is using up all the new housing supply then that is too much.