Dublin stabbings / violence

IF people don't respect their selves enough to recognise what's happening in them, then I guess that's inevitable, and I feel bad for you kids, but that's your nature getting the better of you.

At best there will be a battle for some years. You will end up on the wrong side of history, unless you twig soon, how destined we are to allow evolutionary mechanics to have their way with us.

The social economic situation is unsettled by several forces, and I felt it bite my bum last week, a real sensation of having being downgraded in economic strata. It stuck with me. Then I noticed other people acting up, bit odd. Ahh, that's what it is. Something in the water, as this works it's way through people.

There's clear reasons for the economic shit, and the fear of the future. Many are way beyond our border. You wanna know how mad I am? I'm not saying.

You will never, ever sort it out, unless you take stock. this is a moment, the arse end of an economic shite fest of inflation and the small tricks and loopholes that have made cheap life bearable have been shut down at an astonishing rate. Consumers, that is all of us outside landowners and the investment classses, are being squeezed in every way possible.

Get your head around the imperative of using your vote for an improved access to services and economic measures to help people like you. It is the only thing that ever fucking works. Don't be so dumb as to fall into the shit that happens in the short (<2 year) period before the election that offers a clear chance at the reversal of recent politics that leave us without.
 
Mr Kobayashi said:
This horrible shitstain should be forced to drink his shite whiskey until poisoning.

What kind of utter moron looks up to a bloke like this?
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I am sure he is skirting around the fact that the attack was stopped by a Brazilian MIGRANT

I am sure its mere coincidence that whenever there is a gathering of RWN violence breaks out............
 
Mr Kobayashi said:
Yes. Go look in the press.

They also cynically use tragic events for their own ends and exploit angry people who are vulnerable to their poison.
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I find the press can be very poisonous.
I tend to stay well away
 
A terror (in the apolitical sense of the word) attack near a school sees 5 people stabbed, hospitalised and a child in critical condition. Subsequent riots see attacks on the police, extensive damage, commuities in fear, disruption to normal life for many families, etc etc. A building housing immigrants with presumably some Irish staff is set on fire with people still in it, as police prepare themselves for more attacks.

And people here are upset that the media and a few posters have used the words 'far right' to describe the acts.

Fucking Snowflakes!
 
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Mr Kobayashi said:
It is by no means a stretch to suggest that the far right were involved.

It's a common tactic of far right groups, (who often have no ambition to enter electoral politics) to leaflet areas where asylum seekers have moved in or create a rumour mill that asylum seekers are nonces or responsible for a rise in crime more generally, increased demand for services etc.

The neighbouring town to me had a holiday Inn contracted by the home office to house migrants and patriotic alternative then leafleted the locals.

There is a thread on here about what happened in Merseyside.

We know this has also been happening in Ireland before the stabbings and rioting because it's been reported by mainstream press only a few months back.

Anybody arguing that it has nothing to do with the far right is either naive or sympathetic to the far right.
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You don't even need to stretch, it was the fucking far right alright
 
Mr Kobayashi said:
Police have ruled out terrorism. So what do you know that they don't?

It looks much more like a mental health issue that's been untreated and caused a tragedy.

Mental health tourism is a real thing, people with e.g. schizophrenia who can't get access to services or fund the prohibitive costs in their country of origin, and seeking help in western healthcare services.
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It's looking more and more likely that it is a mental health issue
 
Coatigan said:
A terror (in the apolitical sense of the word) attack near a school sees 5 people stabbed, hospitalised and a child in critical condition. Subsequent riots see attacks on the police, extensive damage, commuities in fear, disruption to normal life for many families, etc etc. A building housing immigrants with presumably some Irish staff is set on fire with people still in it, as police prepare themselves for more attacks.

And people here are upset that the media and a few posters have used the words 'far right' to describe the acts.

Fucking Snowflakes!
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Typical bleeding heart lefty throwing around words like "far-right" just because people start firebombing asylum centres based on fake rumours.
 
Ric said:
Not sure why some people are trying to claim that this was nothing to do with the far right. When even the most right-wing newspapers here are saying as much, you’d suspect it has a ring of truth to it.

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It’s largely people who agree with the sentiment of last night not being ready to accept that some of their views are similar to that of the far right.

Therefore the counter attack is to own the label and call all “common sense” far right these days.
 
Eebo said:
My pet theory about one of the factors that lead to the Brexit side winning the referendum was that anyone who expressed any concern or worry about immigration was immediately shut down and branded a racist or bigot (by the likes of Gordon Brown and the press).

It therefore became a taboo subject and so anyone who didn't think immigration and multiculturalism was a great thing or had any doubts learned to keep quiet rather than challenge the mainstream orthodoxy. There was a lot of simmering resentment as a result and and it was only when the Brexit vote came along they were able to express themselves in the privacy of the ballot box

No-one in power really took the time to explain the benefits of immigration, or to discuss the negatives, and it was easier just to say how awful those who questioned it were than the to win an argument on the actual issue they raised.

It looks to me like we haven't moved on very in terms of being able to have any kind of rational discussion of the pros and cons of immigration.
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Since you brought it up. It is a good thing that people are finally coming round to being ready to admit to themselves, that their vote for Brexit was indeed exactly what it was claimed to be all along.

And that is, somewhere between just plain underlying hidden racism or bigotry, and what you would argue is just, let's call it, intellectual anti-immigration.

Those kid-on economy, fair trade, better opportunity etc reasons claimed, really were largely for many there to distract from getting into a discussion on immigration, for the very unfortunate reasons you point out. People will of course continue to argue that as individuals, but countless surveys since show that for the wider numbers.

And you are right, we haven't really moved on. And we probably never will or can, because it will always be seen as a bit taboo.

Partly because, you are right, people are quick to point the finger and quickly double down, and it becomes unpleasant.

And partly because, weeeellll, taking it on yourself to decide who should have what rights, can or can't work, live, move, have access to healthcare etc; based entirely on where they are from, does at the end of the day just inherently share underlying principles with, well racism/bigotry.

The sad outcome is though, we have not in the slightest changed the immigration issues with Brexit. But have managed to fuck everything else with it, the economy, our movement, healthcare, farming, fishing, education, the state of the union, and our general future. Just like it was said we would. With obviously covid and the wars piling on for good measure. While that division is still there, and at a political level has become even more extreme, with resentment still bubbling away in the background.

What the hell it will take to start pulling both sides back towards the middle I really have no fucking clue. If extreme events like a pandemic and wars can't pull people together, fuck knows what can.



Back to Dublin, as we have seen here ourselves, it is one fucking slippery slope, when people who would otherwise condemn these riots, start to present them as understandable, start to argue terminology, start to deflect to other problems or whataboutery, just because they have started to feel 'disenfranchised'. Someone somewhere will find a way to quickly capitalise on that, and it will take people years to come to terms that they were simply used. Admittedly the problem is already there and far more advanced than most of us here were aware of, and these events will only further exasperate that.
 
Will anybody in authority have the balls to publicly ridicule the thick cunts who called for the rioting/protest if it becomes clear the perpetrator wasn't an immigrant?
 
East Level 2 said:
Will anybody in authority have the balls to publicly ridicule the thick cunts who called for the rioting/protest if it becomes clear the perpetrator wasn't an immigrant?
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I think it’s fairly clear he was unless you know something nobody else does, so bit of a mute point.
 
East Level 2 said:
Will anybody in authority have the balls to publicly ridicule the thick cunts who called for the rioting/protest if it becomes clear the perpetrator wasn't an immigrant?
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Varadkar has started somewhat.
 
i kne albert davy said:
I think it’s fairly clear he was unless you know something nobody else does, so bit of a mute point.
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The country leader and the chief of police are both on record claiming the far right groups acted on misinformation about his nationality, and the main news outlets have confirmed he was an Irish national.

Sounds like you know something others don't.
 
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