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

Correction: they welcome immigrants who are White with open arms, or that seems to be very much the case. The groundswell of "most people" was remarkably absent when we were looking down the barrel of the Syrian crisis(well save for Twitter breast thumping over a dead kid on a greek beach whose name they didn't know without google). A crisis that also involved the facist in the Kremlin, mass killings, even gas attacks which would be a "line crossed" in Ukraine and six and half million displaced people who left the country, double that of Ukraine. A crisis where we took in just three thousand over a ten year period, half of them under 16 and each one was processed, vetted and background checked. We've taken in nearly ten times that in just two months from Ukraine, with near zero vetting and instant access to social welfare, healthcare, work and education, even driving licences. The muppet who reversed a truck into the Russian embassy gates who so many clapping seals cheered on was the same muppet who campaigned against DP centres. When the babies for passports loophole, which was almost exclusively used by Brown and Black people, was put to the vote it was slammed shut by a clear majority of "most people". And the same "most people" if you ask them about immigrants and multiculturalism are most likely to think of Brown and Black people, yet the percentage of White European people who are immigrants to Ireland dwarfs any other group and by a goodly margin. So I'd not put too much faith in "most people" and certaintly not as some sort of argument, because you might be disappointed.

1) Nobody is arguing "everything that is wrong with Ireland" about anything. That's entirely in your imagination. Yet another example of misdirection and misrepresentation.

2) The "old men of Boards" another example of play the player because you clearly can't play the ball. Your argument is that thin. And you know it, or you wouldn't feel the need to go there.

3) Anyone who with a straight face can say we don't have a bloated and duplicated NGO sector, either works for one or quite simply can't count.

4) In damned near every area of politics,; housing, health, infrastructure "the people of Ireland" will regularly point out we have almost no real alternatives to FF/FG and the country is treated to an endless cycle of one following the other, or like now in it together, shifting around a middle avoiding anything like innovative or joined up thinking on pretty much any matter. It's one of the biggest reasons SF has gotten so popular. They're seen as an alternative to the FF/FG hegemony(They almost certainly won't be). Labour is dead on its feet, the Left independents went off the reservation long ago with zero chance of changing anything and a tiny voter base. Independents like Wallace and Daly are either convicted chancers or too daft for the mainstream pensioned off to the seanad or Brussels. The Right are a midget with notions and a voter base you could count on one hand after an industrial accident. Our media outlets plough the same middle furrow and almost never stray beyond it. The demographic shift in Irish society is one of the largest and fastest in Irish history and it has almost never been discussed.