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there you go projecting again.....
I always consider your views are from the cozy and comfortable perch that you rest on and you have the advantage of never being called to account. No acceptance of intractable problems that someone has to deal with. You are talking about the greatest European migrant crisis since 1945 yet for you it's just another opportunity to stoke old fires and use the language of intolerance and conservatism from a very privileged position. what do you intend to do with all this rage you seem to have against these one million migrants? Of course there are problems, many of them appalling and crimes committed by a minority. I have every confidence that the issues will be dealt with aggressively as no-one will accept any "blind eyes". I live close to a town with probably 50 different nationalities now mostly successfully absorbed and integrated into local Irish society and, so far, allah willing, there has been no crumbling of society, breakout of national socialism or any other heinous crimes your intransigent mind imagines. Much of the integration has been assisted by the migrants doing the work the Irish no longer want such as rubbish collection, recycling plants, farm hands and crop pickers. |
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dream on Wildman
I have personal experience of Irish guys refusing work thanks to our social welfare system. A local refugee centre probably handled 1,000+ migrants in the last 10 years and it was simply a success. My fictitious town also includes at least hundreds of Irishmen that have never worked in 20 years and wouldn't know how to. They queue outside the pub on Monday morning as 10.30am can't come soon enough and they are fodder for PP/Boyles and UK chains. They don't want to work and rear utterly dysfunctional families. By and large, decent men but their country has failed them by being over-generous. If you think the migrants simply want handouts and to emulate such cases you know you are off beam. We can easily afford a "sprinkling" of the needy and I would fear the disadvantaged of our own state long before any migrant. The water charges nonsense gave voice to those whose creed is "entitlements" - take everything, pay for nothing and avoid work if you can. Jihadists, fundamentalism, ghettoisation, Armageddon is simply your imagination gone to pot. |
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Opening post gone as is my response to the fear Royal Academy has of poor Irish people.
Royal Academy is a sensitive liberal,he didnt mind my opening post,no rushing for the smelling salts there just shows what fear has done,nothing even mildly critical of a certain religion is allowed. Its understandable. Pim Forteuyn and Theo Van Gogh could if still alive attest to that. |
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as Einstein said, easier to smash an atom than a prejudice.
Wildman as you know I regard your views mostly as contrarian for the sake of it, just to start a row-looks like you succeeded |
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Not sure what make of this thread with responses "moderated".
Can't argue with one persons view that the "balance" is okay at the moment,but also agree that the potential for such a big mistake in leaving large numbers of migrants in will end in disaster,that is happening in other countries.Maybe it isn't prejudice but simply being pragmatic. Anyway(as a slight aside) whoever left "Omar" in should be ashamed of their lives, a fella paid big bobs to look after the health of the people can't tell his ankle from his elbow,another chancer down in Bantry and how many other beauts chancing their arm,not good. |
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Have to pull you on a few things Royal Academy,
Firstly this minority that are causing the "Problems" It isn't known how many thousands were involved in the New Year's Eve attacks, the police say 1000 for Cologne, same in Helsinki and Malmo, talking to Swedes they're telling me it happened in basically every city in Sweden. This has been a massive cover up all over Europe by police and the Press. I've the pleasure of working with quite a few of these Mohomads and I can can tell you I've yet to come across one that likes to get his hands dirty. I think you're mixing them up with the Eastern Europeans when it comes to picking up your rubbish. And finally, the Irish dossers of which I agree there are plenty, but what about the lad who was picking up your rubbish 10/15 years ago and wants to work now? Is he not entitled to a half decent wage or do you expect him to work for a fiver an hour til he's 70 cos that's what he's up against? |
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http://www.dw.com/en/pegida-meets-with-european-allies-in-the-czech-republic/a-19000895
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