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Teenagers with no value for life and no care for repercussions - **Read OP**

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    #842
    Jinglejangle69
    Registered Users Posts: 7,363 ✭✭✭Jinglejangle69


    A great little country.

    Sure everyone loves the Irish blah blah.

    Coming home to roost now.

    Pandering and giving everything to people who have no interest in acting civil and contributing to society.

    Now we have parties calling for a right to housing to be enshrined into the constitution.

    Jesus its no wonder Ireland is the way it is.


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    #843
    FromADistance
    Registered Users Posts: 310 ✭✭FromADistance


    More 'feral' youths doing feral things in Temple Bar on Saturday night...

    https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/heroic-women-gardai-help-save-20759028

    This comes after five youths attacked a pair of lads less than a mile away the night before

    https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/radissonblu-royalhotel-goldenlane-gangattack-gardai-20752020

    This needs to be nipped in the bud fast by the Gardai if we're all to enjoy our 'outdoor' summer.


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    #844
    Strumms
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    If the judiciary are not stepping up to the plate...minimum sentencing. Don’t give the judges any discretion as to be able to give arseholes a hall pass for what we’ve seen....we know they couldn’t give a fück, we know they are out of touch, we know they consider victims and society as secondary in carrying out their duty.


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    #845
    SineadSpears
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    my son came home from one of the local parks today and told me that a group of girls (that they don't know)aged 11/12 were calling the boys names and telling them to fcuk off out of the playground.
    after a bit of arguing one of the girls dragged one of the boys by his hair and kept kicking him. the girls then followed the boys from the park and kept kicking them all the way up to the main road.

    this, coming from 11/12 year old GIRLS!


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    #846
    nj27
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    SineadSpears wrote: »
    my son came home from one of the local parks today and told me that a group of girls (that they don't know)aged 11/12 were calling the boys names and telling them to fcuk off out of the playground.
    after a bit of arguing one of the girls dragged one of the boys by his hair and kept kicking him. the girls then followed the boys from the park and kept kicking them all the way up to the main road.

    this, coming from 11/12 year old GIRLS!

    Those lads sound like some proper fucking pussies :pac:


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    #847
    SineadSpears
    Registered Users Posts: 2,645 ✭✭✭SineadSpears


    nj27 wrote: »
    Those lads sound like some proper fucking pussies :pac:

    you sound like a parent raising those types of girls


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    #848
    [Deleted User]
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    nj27 wrote: »
    Those lads sound like some proper fucking pussies :pac:

    Kids getting attacked and you think they sound like pussies???

    FFS, grow up


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    #849
    eggy81
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    These teen should be beaten up and down the streets of Dublin by riot police. No questions asked.


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    #850
    Northernlily
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    winstonia83 wrote: »
    More of this needed

    https://twitter.com/HopClear/status/1401182528380162052

    Bahaha, more of this please. See these mouths every day.


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    #851
    RulesOfNature
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    https://twitter.com/dubslife1/status/1401881725727301638


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    #852
    The_Kew_Tour
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    The corruption within the Garda is so bad I can't see a way back anytime soon.

    Forget about thinking you're going see more Garda on the street in the near future, it ain't happening. Maybe in a 50kph zone to catch a few innocent people doing 55kph maybe but extra Garda where its needed is long gone.


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    #853
    coinop
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    Mod: Banned


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    #854
    Wanderer78
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    ThunbergsAreGo wrote:
    I was just about to disagree with this post, but unsure why it was banned. Where is best to ask such things?

    It's a typical response from ignorance, our rising tensions in society are from complex roots, insecurities are growing rapidly, then of course there's ease of access to mind altering substances, add all that together, and you have a serious problem brewing, the scary foreigners become an easy scapegoat!


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    #855
    ThunbergsAreGo
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    Wanderer78 wrote: »
    It's a typical response from ignorance, our rising tensions in society are from complex roots, insecurities are growing rapidly, then of course there's ease of access to mind altering substances, add all that together, and you have a serious problem brewing, the scary foreigners become an easy scapegoat!

    I was going to post much the same, the majority of these are multi generational Irish (and likely all the videos they are Irish). This isn't a race, nationality issue etc and pitting one against the other is more likely to escalate than solve issues.

    The drugs are a big issue. I don't really see any way to "solve" it but there is no doubt Dublin has got worse. I have had more problems in the last 3 years than in the 20 preceeding it.


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    #856
    Wanderer78
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    ThunbergsAreGo wrote:
    The drugs are a big issue. I don't really see any way to "solve" it but there is no doubt Dublin has got worse. I have had more problems in the last 3 years than in the 20 preceeding it.

    There's astonish complexities involved in our rising tensions, to the point we may not even truly understand, but you can be damn sure, the ease of availability of drugs, and the money to purchase them, is definitely playing a part. There's no real 'solutions' to these issues, but you can be damn sure there's better ways to 'manage' them, I think legalisation would help, but it to would be extremely problematic


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    #857
    ThunbergsAreGo
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    Wanderer78 wrote: »
    There's astonish complexities involved in our rising tensions, to the point we may not even truly understand, but you can be damn sure, the ease of availability of drugs, and the money to purchase them, is definitely playing a part. There's no real 'solutions' to these issues, but you can be damn sure there's better ways to 'manage' them, I think legalisation would help, but it to would be extremely problematic

    Not sure I agree with legalisation, I think it would likely be so regulated (look at alcohol) most using now would still use the black market/illegal drugs and you would just end up widening the user base.


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    #858
    Wanderer78
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    ThunbergsAreGo wrote:
    Not sure I agree with legalisation, I think it would likely be so regulated (look at alcohol) most using now would still use the black market/illegal drugs and you would just end up widening the user base.

    We ve no real clue what would happen exactly, Portugal is our only guide there, but such a move here could be dramatically different, we ve no clue, its a huge risk, but I think its now worth trying, even partly. I'd move to legalising class c's etc, and see what issues arise.

    Legalising alcohol has worked in many ways, but of course its still very problematic, such substances will probably always be, due to our nature, and how we react to their use, but at least its now a 'safer' market, and the fact we have more accurate data to analyse its usage. We cannot say the same for illegal substances, we ve no real clue how much is actually being consumed, this causes us to create reactive systems and processes to their use, resulting in failures in adequately dealing with them.

    Yes legalisation may in fact increase usage, but it potentially could be safer, and may in fact create better services and systems around this usage, all risky of course


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    #859
    ineedeuro
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    The_Kew_Tour wrote: »
    The corruption within the Garda is so bad I can't see a way back anytime soon.

    Forget about thinking you're going see more Garda on the street in the near future, it ain't happening. Maybe in a 50kph zone to catch a few innocent people doing 55kph maybe but extra Garda where its needed is long gone.

    Corruption in Garda?
    The Irish people have demanded to strip all power from the Garda, if they do anything a video is posted and then we have a Black Lives Matter or some rubbish parade

    Only one to blame for the likes of Dublin full of sc*mb*gs is the parents and the Irish people who wanted it this way, no point crying now


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    #860
    Wanderer78
    Registered Users Posts: 29,323 ✭✭✭✭Wanderer78


    ineedeuro wrote:
    Only one to blame for the likes of Dublin full of sc*mb*gs is the parents and the Irish people who wanted it this way, no point crying now

    Social disobedience is far more complex than just this, there's layers and layers of complexity to its origins, such oversimplification results in no change


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    #861
    The_Kew_Tour
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    ineedeuro wrote: »
    Corruption in Garda?
    The Irish people have demanded to strip all power from the Garda, if they do anything a video is posted and then we have a Black Lives Matter or some rubbish parade

    Only one to blame for the likes of Dublin full of sc*mb*gs is the parents and the Irish people who wanted it this way, no point crying now

    I'm not blaming the Garda for the problems, but when they are corrupt like they are and they dont care, then the problems ain't going away.

    Not every Garda is corrupt but they have that culture within and it stems from years of it.

    They ain't doing their job and sadly the ordinary person suffers as usual.

    The Garda presence in the big cities and towns is non existence.

    I know of a big town in North Cork that has gotten so bad that its advised by many not to walk the main streets after 6 o clock in case you bump into a gang or somebody who wants you as a statistic.

    Its gone to the dogs.


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    #862
    Howitzer the 5th
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    The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

    I know of a big town in North Cork that has gotten so bad that its advised by many not to walk the main streets after 6 o clock in case you bump into a gang or somebody who wants you as a statistic.

    Its gone to the dogs.

    You know 'of' a 'big' town in a specific area of a county, where personal safety for people is apparently compromised, so much so that people are urged to return home and to get off the main streets after 6pm in the evening, but refuse to name it. Why?


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    #863
    ineedeuro
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    The_Kew_Tour wrote: »
    I'm not blaming the Garda for the problems, but when they are corrupt like they are and they dont care, then the problems ain't going away.

    Not every Garda is corrupt but they have that culture within and it stems from years of it.

    They ain't doing their job and sadly the ordinary person suffers as usual.

    The Garda presence in the big cities and towns is non existence.

    I know of a big town in North Cork that has gotten so bad that its advised by many not to walk the main streets after 6 o clock in case you bump into a gang or somebody who wants you as a statistic.

    Its gone to the dogs.

    What do you want the Garda to do? they kids and druggies etc know the Garda can do nothing against them. They are on sh*t wages and if they did decide to do anything about it you would have a load of people with phones recording them and onto Joe within the hour to get everyone fired.

    At this stage the Garda are right, you made your own mess you fix it. Why would they risk their lives? everyone else created the problem and now its "Oh Garda you fix but you can't fix it by doing anything negative"


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    #864
    ineedeuro
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    Howitzer the 5th wrote: »
    You know 'of' a 'big' town in a specific area of a county, where personal safety for people is apparently compromised, so much so that people are urged to return home and to get off the main streets after 6pm in the evening, but refuse to name it. Why?

    Strange alright, everyone names them in Dublin. Tyrellstown is a real s**thole that I wouldn't expect the Garda to even bother trying to go into it.


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    #865
    Jinglejangle69
    Registered Users Posts: 7,363 ✭✭✭Jinglejangle69


    There has been many elements simmering in a big pot for years.

    All starting to come together to create the **** show that is seen up and down the country nowadays.


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    #866
    FromADistance
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    ineedeuro wrote: »
    Strange alright, everyone names them in Dublin. Tyrellstown is a real s**thole that I wouldn't expect the Garda to even bother trying to go into it.

    Do you live there?


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    #867
    ineedeuro
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    FromADistance wrote: »
    Do you live there?

    Yes


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    #868
    FromADistance
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    ineedeuro wrote: »
    Yes

    That's odd I must see different to you so. How very odd.


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    #869
    ineedeuro
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 989 ✭✭✭ineedeuro


    FromADistance wrote: »
    That's odd I must see different to you so. How very odd.

    What's very odd?


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    #870
    FromADistance
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    ineedeuro wrote: »
    What's very odd?

    That you see Tyrellstown as a ****hole so bad that you wouldn't expect the Gardai to go into (LOL). I call bull****.


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    #871
    Floppybits
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    ineedeuro wrote: »
    What do you want the Garda to do? they kids and druggies etc know the Garda can do nothing against them. They are on sh*t wages and if they did decide to do anything about it you would have a load of people with phones recording them and onto Joe within the hour to get everyone fired.

    At this stage the Garda are right, you made your own mess you fix it. Why would they risk their lives? everyone else created the problem and now its "Oh Garda you fix but you can't fix it by doing anything negative"

    Hang on are you saying that the Gardai are now telling people to sort out the problems themselves? Are the Gardai now only carrying out certain duties such as tax and insurance checks but leaving ordinary people to sort out the other issues themselves?


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