Sky reporting 'far right' protesters attacking police and an immigration centre after rumours of an Asylum seeker stabbing children to death in broad daylight.

Stop the world I want to get off.

Lunatic hooligan faction according to the BBC. Both channels emphasising the reaction rather than the cause. 

https://news.sky.com/story/serious-incident-in-dublin-city-centre-as-children-injured-after-suspected-stabbing-13014383

Irish lives matter, even upside down.

Got his placard sorted quickly.

Do well to be on standby all these far right activists.

They must be the lifeboat lads or mountain rescue.

Text alert goes out, its pints down and bosh, straight in there for some far right protesting.

I imagine this is how the turds started in an about way in 30s Germany.

Sad stuff. No idea the circumstances on what this chap was doing and why today. 

It’s also laughable that the Irish who must of be the most exported nation of people on the planet are getting on their high horse about immigration.
 

 

The report gives no details of the attacker. 

That said, if an immigrant has done it, then maybe there is reason for climbing on the horse. Wouldn't be the first time in western nations.

2 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

The report gives no details of the attacker. 

That said, if an immigrant has done it, then maybe there is reason for climbing on the horse. Wouldn't be the first time in western nations.

Algerian apparently.

3 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

The report gives no details of the attacker. 

That said, if an immigrant has done it, then maybe there is reason for climbing on the horse. Wouldn't be the first time in western nations.

Nope not for me. 

3 minutes ago, tomski said:

Nope not for me. 

How many similar events would it take to change your mind?

1 minute ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

How many similar events would it take to change your mind?

To go and firebomb cars and hostels. A huge number and something effecting me personably. Attacking people who have nothing to do with what’s gone on. Miserable stuff it’s deemed ok for me.

36 minutes ago, tomski said:

I imagine this is how the turds started in an about way in 30s Germany.

Sad stuff. No idea the circumstances on what this chap was doing and why today. 

It’s also laughable that the Irish who must of be the most exported nation of people on the planet are getting on their high horse about immigration.
 

 

Aye 

And they exported pikeys 

Imagine if there were riots over here everytime a gypo acted like a cunt 

Twitter is full of Ireland for the Irish stuff at the moment. 
 

Which I find slightly ironic. 

Edited November 23, 20232 yr by mickbrown

1 hour ago, gonzo said:

Sky reporting 'far right' protesters attacking police and an immigration centre after rumours of an Asylum seeker stabbing children to death in broad daylight.

Stop the world I want to get off.

It boils my piss how the press always lay the blame at far right protestors. 

1 hour ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

The report gives no details of the attacker. 

That said, if an immigrant has done it, then maybe there is reason for climbing on the horse. Wouldn't be the first time in western nations.

Was another immigrant who took him out apparently. 

11 minutes ago, mickbrown said:

Was another immigrant who took him out apparently. 

Ouch

How does stealing tellies solve the issue?

Gonna be some leap to sort that one out

1 hour ago, tomski said:

I imagine this is how the turds started in an about way in 30s Germany.

Sad stuff. No idea the circumstances on what this chap was doing and why today. 

It’s also laughable that the Irish who must of be the most exported nation of people on the planet are getting on their high horse about immigration.
 

 

True and I get why you’d say that as I said the same myself, but the argument is that the majority of Irish left for work, to countries that could absorb them and needed them . 
histoic stereotypes of “ paddy on the railroad and road “ etc 

there is a significant opinion in Ireland at the moment, from some, who think the people coming over to Ireland are free loaders who get everything done for them, taking services and houses off Irish people when there’s people struggling / getting evicted etc. 

there’s full villages of Syrians in some places and they built a Newtown for Ukrainians 

The grievances or perceived grievances are very similar to here really in some aspects 

10 minutes ago, Spider said:

Ouch

Aye a Blarney kissing, Guinness supping bloke from Brazil 

28 minutes ago, mickbrown said:

Was another immigrant who took him out apparently. 

English? 

Just now, BobyBrno said:

English? 

Brazilian apparently 

15 minutes ago, fatolive said:

True and I get why you’d say that as I said the same myself, but the argument is that the majority of Irish left for work, to countries that could absorb them and needed them . 
histoic stereotypes of “ paddy on the railroad and road “ etc 

there is a significant opinion in Ireland at the moment, from some, who think the people coming over to Ireland are free loaders who get everything done for them, taking services and houses off Irish people when there’s people struggling / getting evicted etc. 

there’s full villages of Syrians in some places and they built a Newtown for Ukrainians 

The grievances or perceived grievances are very similar to here really in some aspects 

Defo. Certainly wasn’t a dig on the Irish merely that historically it’s a country that has exported a lot of its population. 
 

Im sure many English had grievances decades ago the same.  
 

As for now I completely agree it’s similar on both sides of the sea. This thought process for people only manifests in times of struggle. History teaches us that.

Country does well, then no one is arsed about immigrants.

Country does bad, then people need somewhere to vent their spleen.

I just find it sad that as the Gonzo said the opportunists can mobilise incredibly quick to go and effectively attack people who were no way involved in todays incidents purely as they aren’t locals

 

3 minutes ago, tomski said:

Defo. Certainly wasn’t a dig on the Irish merely that historically it’s a country that has exported a lot of its population. 
 

Im sure many English had grievances decades ago the same.  
 

As for now I completely agree it’s similar on both sides of the sea. This thought process for people only manifests in times of struggle. History teaches us that.

Country does well, then no one is arsed about immigrants.

Country does bad, then people need somewhere to vent their spleen.

I just find it sad that as the Gonzo said the opportunists can mobilise incredibly quick to go and effectively attack people who were no way involved in todays incidents purely as they aren’t locals

 

Indeed. It’s been bubbling for a while with the similar perceptions to here, hotels full free shopping vouchers etc etc . 
O’Connell st has had issues with foreigners abusing women , begging etc recently , blown out of proportion because it’s not the local scrotes ( who are plentiful) 

something like this is the spark to ignite all the dickheads and Dublin has loads more who will happily join in attacking the guards and looting . 

5 minutes ago, fatolive said:

Indeed. It’s been bubbling for a while with the similar perceptions to here, hotels full free shopping vouchers etc etc . 
O’Connell st has had issues with foreigners abusing women , begging etc recently , blown out of proportion because it’s not the local scrotes ( who are plentiful) 

something like this is the spark to ignite all the dickheads and Dublin has loads more who will happily join in attacking the guards and looting . 

No doubt. Certainly not irelands issue alone. You could pretty much copy and paste into most of Western Europe.

Just hope mistakes of the past are remembered and it blows over in time.

Ders more to Oirland Dan Dis

2 hours ago, tomski said:

To go and firebomb cars and hostels. A huge number and something effecting me personably. Attacking people who have nothing to do with what’s gone on. Miserable stuff it’s deemed ok for me.

spot on

Edited November 23, 20232 yr by London Wanderer

2 hours ago, tomski said:

 

It’s also laughable that the Irish who must of be the most exported nation of people on the planet are getting on their high horse about immigration.
 

 

Fantastic point, young man