What are your views on Multiculturalism in Ireland? - Threadbanned User List in OP

Anyone who actually supports these people is supporting illegal immigration and supports open borders with no limits. 

How do you make that out?

Any illegal is taking the place of someone who is legally migrating to another country.

And again, how do you make that out?

The 2 men savagely murdered in sligo are been buried today and nothing on the rte website about it, Ashling Murphy's funeral was televised by rte.

Good to hear, i literally was just on their website, at work so no access to tv.

And ignore the campaign to leave the EEC - A Brexiteer on the real left, my word. And the protectionism of British Borders and British Jobs.

Funnily enough, I spent the weekend in Copenhagen and went to Malmo yesterday for the day before flying out.

There was a big police presence in the city centre because of a football match between the local side and another big team from Stockholm. The train stopped at Rosengard on the way in and I didn't see anything to suggest there'd been riots there the night before. The city centre was packed with people soaking up the sun.

The only thing was that the train back was cancelled because of concerns from the police and we had to get a taxi.

That's as good as your "meme" anyway.

Without context though, those statistics are as meaningless as “100% of convicted rapists are men”, or “1 in 4 homeless people are women”, that last one being a particularly good example of how statistics can be used to make statements that are purposely misleading. The over-representation of certain groups in certain contexts often forms the basis for misleading statements, and the over-representation of minority groups among incarcerated populations is no different -

To conclude, both institutionalised racism (targeted policing and the media), and structural factors (inequality, liberal welfare states, neoliberalism and retributivist approach to crime) explain the overrepresentation of certain groups in some criminal justice systems (multi-causal). Risk factors, however, vary according to the different criminal justice systems in different countries. The actual definition of a crime also depends on the country and time (e.g. criminalising adultery). It is an error to consider the human being as naturally inclined to committing criminal offences – a racist or sexist approach because the is no scientific evidence that men, or black ethnic minorities are naturally criminals. This essay suggests that systematic overrepresentation of certain groups is more structural, a collective fate for ethnic minorities (holistic approach) in individualistic societies, rather than the agency (methodological individualism) or biology of these individuals. More policing is not needed, but provision of good public services, infrastructures and opportunities (inclusionary dynamics).

https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/lseupr/2018/01/25/overrepresentation-in-criminal-justice-systems/

"Azrag says he didn’t choose Ireland, he just wanted to get to Europe and ended up here. He arrived into where he thinks was Rosslare harbour in December 2008"

Good ol Sorcha, would swallow a brick sideways if it made for another good new to the parish. Real investigative journalism here, I wonder how many direct ferries from Sudan to Rosslare...