Hot take: Multiculturalism is good

Auntie Semite

A 'hot take' from France a couple of days ago...the joys of Multiculturalism.

Girl of 5 approached by two Muslim men.

"You want my d**k in your p**sy?

"Its fine, I'm gonna f**k you, stop crying"




French authorities attempted to suppress the sharing of the video

Franz Von Peppercorn

“Zzzzzzzzz. Cringe.”

I, for one, am not happy with these as arguments.

GinAndBitter

Auntie Semite wrote: »

A 'hot take' from France a couple of days ago...the joys of Multiculturalism.

Girl of 5 approached by two Muslim men.

"You want my d**k in your p**sy?

"Its fine, I'm gonna f**k you, stop crying"




French authorities attempted to suppress the sharing of the video

I seen the video of this, is the translation correct?

Auntie Semite

GinAndBitter wrote: »

I seen the video of this, is the translation correct?

From what I have read it is

Franz Von Peppercorn

sk8erboii wrote: »

Nope. Derives from three years in an actual university. Im more qualified than you. Better accept that. Otherwise you might go around thinking the Dark Ages as painted by Horrible Histories was real

Cringe for the Irish university system.

You may have gone to university doing a soft degree with low entry requirements - you previously said you were an engineer which was extremely hard to believe - but even the fairly low level of intellect that’s required for most non stem courses isn’t evident from your posts. Maybe try prove your credentials by writing above the level of a 12 year old?

mfceiling

sk8erboii wrote: »

Nope. Work in a powerplant, giving power to over 230,000 homes.

You Back to the warehouse on monday?

Wait...A 23 year old who has 3 years university experience and works in a powerplant.
I presume you are the fellow that answers the phone when I press the buzzer and opens the gate to let me in.

Auntie Semite

Sweden has experienced many benefits from Multiculturalism

About 58% of men convicted in Sweden of rape and attempted rape over the past five years were born abroad, according to data from Swedish national TV
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-45269764

Auntie Semite

Denmark too...

10 ud af 12 overfaldsvoldtægter begås af indvandrere eller efterkommerehttps
/www.bt.dk/voldtaget/unik-optaelling-10-ud-af-12-overfaldsvoldtaegter-begaas-af-indvandrere-eller

'10 out of 12 assault rapes are committed by immigrants or descendants"

Those are very racist facts.

LessOutragePlz

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Those are very racist facts.

Facts don't care about your feelings!

Metroid diorteM

Look up apostacy OP and get back to me about how it’s multicultural if you can join but not leave a certain group.

corminators

I'd say UK is in serious trouble. Something small such as a crackdown on knife crime could see nationwide riots like the 2011 one in London.

Metroid diorteM wrote: »

Look up apostacy OP and get back to me about how it’s multicultural if you can join but not leave a certain group.

Also, check out Apostate Prophet's youtube channel

Patty Hearst

Incident in Monaghan in the last few days.

https://twitter.com/alomohan/status/1110930376627769345


Thought it might be a training exercise but the Garda Ombudsman confirms the Armed Response Unit were called

https://www.northernsound.ie/garda-ombudsman-investigating-incident-monaghan-town/

Hard to know what went on but very worrying and even more so that it hasn't seemed to feature in the Media

Surely an incident featuring the Armed Response Unit would get some kind of airtime?

GinAndBitter

Patty Hearst wrote: »

Incident in Monaghan in the last few days.

https://twitter.com/alomohan/status/1110930376627769345


Thought it might be a training exercise but the Garda Ombudsman confirms the Armed Response Unit were called

https://www.northernsound.ie/garda-ombudsman-investigating-incident-monaghan-town/

Hard to know what went on but very worrying and even more so that it hasn't seemed to feature in the Media

Surely an incident featuring the Armed Response Unit would get some kind of airtime?

That's some getup he's wearing.

gozunda

sk8erboii wrote: »

Nope. Derives from three years in an actual university. Im more qualified than you. Better accept that. Otherwise you might go around thinking the Dark Ages as painted by Horrible Histories was real

Rflol. Do you really think so ....
Good man keep up

Patty Hearst

GinAndBitter wrote: »

That's some getup he's wearing.

Kinda looks like a wedding dress!

Google Maps shows a couple of Kebab Houses across the street, maybe it was a raid.

Patty Hearst

Patty Hearst wrote: »

Incident in Monaghan in the last few days.


Hard to know what went on but very worrying and even more so that it hasn't seemed to feature in the Media

Surely an incident featuring the Armed Response Unit would get some kind of airtime?

Unfortunately, a sign of the times, it happens too often these days to be newsworthy.

topper75

Patty Hearst wrote: »

Kinda looks like a wedding dress!

Google Maps shows a couple of Kebab Houses across the street, maybe it was a raid.

The food safety authority are not to be messed with. The may even close YOU down personally.

Roger Hassenforder

topper75 wrote: »

The food safety authority are not to be messed with. The may even close YOU down personally.

I dont think they're Food Safety Authority lads, i reckon they are Armed Support Units.

sk8erboii

mynamejeff wrote: »

Well its not difficult now is it ?
What with your 3 year university education and poorly researched rants on a complex subject you failed to understand because you have no practical experience in the real world.

Back to the university of life with you kid

Ah yes. The 'real world'

You make me cringe. I know real people in real life who are successful and its not a coincidence that they dont obsess about multiculturalism. Nor do they blame foreigners for their sh*t lives.

Its really not a coincidence that the only people you'll see banging on about the 'real world' and the 'truth' are actually just failures in life. Society has left them behind. So they can only blame other people.

Take rowan croft for example: A 50 year old man whose company tanked and he now lives in his mom's shed. What does he do next? Become a 'right wing patriot'

Its a predictable system really. Btw I work a job 100% more important than yours. Dont give me crap about 'the real world' because if you told people that in REAL LIFE we'd cringe at you.

Lefty Bicek

sk8erboii wrote: »

I know real people in real life who are successful and its not a coincidence that they dont obsess about multiculturalism.

Sez the thread starter

xckjoo

Patty Hearst wrote: »

Incident in Monaghan in the last few days.

https://twitter.com/alomohan/status/1110930376627769345


Thought it might be a training exercise but the Garda Ombudsman confirms the Armed Response Unit were called

https://www.northernsound.ie/garda-ombudsman-investigating-incident-monaghan-town/

Hard to know what went on but very worrying and even more so that it hasn't seemed to feature in the Media

Surely an incident featuring the Armed Response Unit would get some kind of airtime?

Not to drag things off-topic, but armed guards on the streets of a border county was fairly normal a while back. Point being, don't underestimate the impact of mass media on making things feel worse than they are.

Wibbs

sk8erboii wrote: »

Btw I work a job 100% more important than yours.

Are you 12? Seriously?

GinAndBitter

Wibbs wrote: »

Are you 12? Seriously?

He's the low testosterone version of Johnny Flash.

sk8erboii

Lefty Bicek wrote: »

Sez the thread starter

Its true though. Have you seen that Irexit conference? There was not a single person there you could construe as successful and happy.

It seems being bitter and rejected comes with hating other people. Who knew.

sk8erboii

Wibbs wrote: »

Are you 12? Seriously?

No. Im 23 and probably more successful than most people in afterhours.

conorhal

sk8erboii wrote: »

No. Im 23 and probably more successful than most people in afterhours.

Pffft* The only way that could be even remotely true, would be if all the conspiracy theories are real ...and George Soros is in fact paying you a ridiculous per post rate to drive common sense from the internet with the power of autism....
:pac:

sk8erboii

conorhal wrote: »

Pffft* The only way that could be even remotely true, would be if all the conspiracy theories are real ...and George Soros is in fact paying you a ridiculous per post rate to drive common sense from the internet with the power of autism....
:pac:

Im a normal guy. I come to afterhours to give a bit of realness to the forum. Its too full of old men and peoppe who browse 4chan too much.

Its funny how you say its ‘autism’ when its really just a functioning member of society with formal education speaking to mostly bitter old men.

But you know, keep the insults coming i guess. Ill cry over it with my friends and girlfriend at the bar later.

Galwayguy35

sk8erboii wrote: »

Its a predictable system really. Btw I work a job 100% more important than yours. Dont give me crap about 'the real world' because if you told people that in REAL LIFE we'd cringe at you.

TBH I'd say if you said that to someone in real life it's you that people would be cringing at.

You're a young fella who is 23 and according to yourself you spent a few years in college so it would be interesting to know what this big important job is that you have is that is better than the jobs most of the people on the site have.

Lefty Bicek

sk8erboii wrote: »

Its true though. Have you seen that Irexit conference? There was not a single person there you could construe as successful and happy.

No, I haven't seen it. Too successful and happy to be directing my energies in that manner.

You've seen it, of course.

Danzy

Multiculturalism is a product of neoliberalism in the modern era or imperialism in previous periods.

In the modern West, neoliberalism and multiculturalism will rise or fall together.

Danzy

sk8erboii wrote: »

Im a normal guy. I come to afterhours to give a bit of realness to the forum. Its too full of old men and peoppe who browse 4chan too much.

Its funny how you say its ‘autism’ when its really just a functioning member of society with formal education speaking to mostly bitter old men.

But you know, keep the insults coming i guess. Ill cry over it with my friends and girlfriend at the bar later.

Your Lordship is protesting too much.

To be honest it depends on the culture. People from south america tend to be very friendly and easy to talk to, chinese people are incredibly hard working, people from europe integrate very easily, but people from muslim majority countries like Pakistan and other middle eastern countries create huge problems where ever they go because they dont integrate and they think that they are better than everybody around them, you can see what happened in Sweden and UK. So it depends on the culture, also it depends how many?! Look at a country like China, there is a reason why they limit immigration because they see whats happening in the west, how it divides the people here, how news organisaton are having a field day with the topic of racism

conorhal

Danzy wrote: »

Your Lordship is protesting too much.

mynamejeff

sk8erboii wrote: »

Ah yes. The 'real world'

You make me cringe. I know real people in real life

Its a predictable system really. Btw I work a job 100% more important than yours. Dont give me crap about 'the real world' because if you told people that in REAL LIFE we'd cringe at you.

Lol You work a job do you ? Its so important that you have time to come on here and embarrass your self ?

So what do I do that is 100% less important that what you pretend to do ?

Odhinn

sk8erboii wrote: »

Im a normal guy. I come to afterhours to give a bit of realness to the forum. Its too full of old men and peoppe who browse 4chan too much.

Its funny how you say its ‘autism’ when its really just a functioning member of society with formal education speaking to mostly bitter old men.

But you know, keep the insults coming i guess. Ill cry over it with my friends and girlfriend at the bar later.

We'll see how smart you are when I run ye over in me mobility scooter. And yes, I'll reverse.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

sk8erboii wrote: »

Reactionary types beware: Multiculturalism is defined as the spread of people and ideas.

Yep. No to new people and new ideas. They're not local.

Thread went as expected.

gozunda

Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: »

Yep. No to new people and new ideas. They're not local.

Thread went as expected.

Poland appeared to be fairly against the idea of 'new people and ideas' during the second world war. They were invaded anyway. Did that make them bad?

Btw the definition of 'multiculturism' has already been detailed in the thread - And it's not what the OP thinks it is either, funnily enough ...

Lefty Bicek

Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: »

Thread went as expected.

As did the usual suspects.

ThomasFlynn

ThomasFlynn wrote: »

How depressing a place was Ireland to live in the 90s?

Usually that decade is spoken much more positively in the US and the UK than it is here.

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Early 90's had high unemployment, but late 90's the place was seriously on the up. USA94 and/or Riverdance were like the pivotal moments.

Trump Is Right

Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: »

Yep. No to new people and new ideas. They're not local.

Thread went as expected.

Typical snobbish Irish progressive mentality...

Your typical progressive Irish person is so desperate to have their mind enlightened by clever and exotic foreigners, that they will literally embrace anything and everything that is different... just because it's different... :rolleyes:

Because in their warped little skulls, different always = better. And embracing something different, makes them so much more advanced and sophisticated. :pac:

Like the Swedes... probably thought the rest of the world would fawn over them for being so open and enlightened in their thinking. But in reality, the smart and sensible people in society just pity them for being so naive and gullible!

It's the same with progressives on this Island... you are not advanced and sophisticated, for being so quick to embrace everything and anything that is exotic and different irrespective of what it is or what damage it might cause... you are just naive and gullible. Just like those Swedes!

tritriagain

sk8erboii wrote: »

Its true though. Have you seen that Irexit conference? There was not a single person there you could construe as successful and happy.

It seems being bitter and rejected comes with hating other people. Who knew.

Just happened on this thread and seems to me you're good at preaching tolerance but not so good at practicing it with regards to differing opinions. On another note you also come across as a spoiled brat. Not everyone gets the same opportunity or luck in life. Tolerance.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

Trump Is Right wrote: »

Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: »

Yep. No to new people and new ideas. They're not local.

Thread went as expected.

Typical snobbish Irish progressive mentality...

Your typical progressive Irish person is so desperate to have their mind enlightened by clever and exotic foreigners, that they will literally embrace anything and everything that is different... just because it's different... :rolleyes:

Strawman argument for a start. Read the actual argument made next time...?

Trump Is Right

Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: »

Strawman argument for a start. Read the actual argument made next time...?

Nope. It wasn't... but nice try!

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

Trump Is Right wrote: »

Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: »

Strawman argument for a start. Read the actual argument made next time...?

Nope. It wasn't... but nice try!

So... You actually think I wrote the words 'everything new is automatically good'...?

Either it's a strawman are you can't read.

10000maniacs

While I think multicultural environments are good in many ways, we have to draw the line at minority cultures setting the agenda for everybody. For example cancelling Christmas and Easter in schools, banning non halal meat products and pork from school meals. Halal slaughter is especially cruel on animals. And banning LGBT diversity lectures so as not to offend Muslim kids needs to be stopped at source. These things are wrong and it needs to be said in Ireland a lot more because in 10 years time it will be too late.

Lefty Bicek

10000maniacs wrote: »

While I think multicultural environments are good in many ways, we have to draw the line at minority cultures setting the agenda for everybody. For example cancelling Christmas and Easter in schools, banning non halal meat products and pork from school meals. Halal slaughter is especially cruel on animals. And banning LBGT diversity lectures so as not to offend Muslim kids needs to be stopped at source. These things are wrong and it needs to be said in Ireland a lot more because in 10 years time it will be too late.

Yes. Now is the time to speak up, not when we have idiotically made all the mistakes that other countries have made, and are making.

This topic of another thread current here, clearly demonstrates the pace and rate of change. Twelve years ago, the Gardai rejected introducing the turban, partly informed by feedback from British police forces who had already done so, but who by then were wishing they could turn the clock back.

Odhinn

Lefty Bicek wrote: »

Yes. Now is the time to speak up, not when we have idiotically made all the mistakes that other countries have made, and are making.

This topic of another thread current here, clearly demonstrates the pace and rate of change. Twelve years ago, the Gardai rejected introducing the turban, partly informed by feedback from British police forces who had already done so, but who by then were wishing they could turn the clock back.

You've some source for that? I don't recall it being mentioned.

Lefty Bicek

Odhinn wrote: »

You've some source for that? I don't recall it being mentioned.

Yes, I came across it by chance when I was looking for something else in relation to the Garda/turban thread.

I didn't recall it myself.

An Garda Síochána sought the advice of UK police forces and met with representatives of the approximately 1,000-strong Sikh community in Ireland before deciding that Sikh gardaí in Ireland would not wear a turban, Garda Commissioner Noel Conroy said last night.

"We consulted widely on the matter," he said.

Speaking at the Humbert School, he also said that some UK police forces which permit uniformed Sikh colleagues to wear the turban had told Garda representatives that "if they could put the clock backwards they would like to".

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/garda-consulted-widely-on-turban-1.958135

sk8erboii

mynamejeff wrote: »

Lol You work a job do you ? Its so important that you have time to come on here and embarrass your self ?

So what do I do that is 100% less important that what you pretend to do ?

? The only thing embarassing here are the obviously bitter people with a chip on their shoulders.

Lets face it, you're all docile men. You couldn't do this talk of hating immigrants in real life because you'd be shunned.

World is changing, and old men keep dying.