56% of South Dublin Social housing in arrears

You'll forgive me for not taking your opinion seriously considering you use the word WOKE in serious discussions.

Yes, you sound like a lovely person all right.

It's funny how you jump to "replacement theory", betraying your own thoughts, when all I'm talking about is the simplicity of squeezing 2 people into a space suitable for one person.

I can point to the housing crisis as an existential fact of my argument. What have you got, rambling "I wish you were dead" bullshyte?

Well, f*ck you too, troglodyte. You're on the wrong side of history, and whether some yoke fell in love with your passport or not isn't going to change anything, or whatever social situation you created for yourself.

Migration is the driving force behind multiple serious deficiencies in this country, and thats that. Numbers. Yes, basic maths, something of which you're deathly afraid.

Now off you trot, you pavlovian imbecile.

There are too many people on the country. People live in homes. More people, less homes. And that can be extended to many other serious problems.

I don't give a rats arse about cherry picking anything, hypotheticals, or philosophical sewerage.

There are a bunch of knuckleheads that claim these problems need to be accommodated, "just build more houses!" No, that's not reality.

That is the equivalent of some bonehead pouting a carton of milk on the floor, looking at you wall-eyed and proclaiming "I wouldn't be doing this if there was a glass!"

No. The lack of a glass isn't the problem, it's the imbecile poring milk on the floor that's the problem.

I'd love to spin your head about what I do, and where I'm making decisions on people's lives across the world. It would be funny. Don't worry about it, you just go right ahead supporting fools pouring milk on the floor and believing you're somehow above me in station.

You're wrong, your ideas are wrong, your outlook is wrong, your interpretation of reality is wrong, and the future of global sustainability has all ready discounted your ramblings, you just didn't get the message yet. You will.

Yes, and low skilled immigrants with their hands out their whole lives are of far less value than a highly skilled Irish person.

See where cherry picking gets you? That's right, nowhere.

Further, I'd hazard a guess as to the skill balance between those arriving and those not. For example, again, another 40,000 non EU migrants expedited into low skill jobs that are unaffordable for Irish people. Race to the bottom. And that's why the country is in the shape it's in.

The philosophy, nee pyramid scheme, of migration to prop up failed systems is over.

You're talking shyte.

Of course you find it hard to believe that I'm a mountain compared to your dungheap, it would shatter your existence. So you discard it to preserve your fragile mind. So what? Who cares?

You're talking about refugees, I'm not. I never mentioned refugees.

You're talking about hypotheticals. I'm not.

You're cherry picking. I'm not.

You're circling around the facts of the matter looking for one new angle after another. You're not going to get it. Reality is reality.

There are too many people in the country. This fact of the matter is borne out through the housing crisis, amongst a lot more. Deal with it.

It became a tangent after some joker thought to focus in on my mere mention of migration in another post.

"It's clear you don't like immigration". No, what IS clear is that migration exerts unnecessary pressure on housing, forcing prices upward through sheer forced scarcity.

"Because you think they are competing for resources". No, they ARE competing for resources, it's not up for interpretation. The housing crisis says hello.

"Resources that are ""yours"" or something like that". Yes, it's called being a country. I won't be applying for social benefits from Swaziland because, guess what, it's not my country, those resources belong to the people of Swaziland.

"Immigration for the most part is beneficial". No, it demonstrably is not mostly beneficial. It pumps gdp numbers, inflates asset prices for some and suppresses wages and working conditions to the benefit of some. Everyone else loses. For example, look at *everything*.

Migration is a pyramid scheme to prop up failed systems that is destined for failure. Too many people is the problem in this country, and no amount of proselytizing or pavlovian training will change that fact. It's dead.

Specifically to the rent avoidance and arrears of the op, this is, like everything, connected to the running of a pyramid scheme. It breaks, it is breaking, and you can't blame people who either cannot afford it or simply refuse to pay it. Playing honestly in a crooked game is for suckers. A bad precedent for society, but ,again, you reap what you sow.

Yeah yeah yeah.

There are too many people in the country. This is manifested in reality.

I can't simplify it any further for you, I'm sorry I can't communicate in the grunts you seem to need, but we all have our drawbacks.

Picture, for an instance, some arsewipe on the internet insisting that you are, in fact, an ape. You know you're not an ape, so everytime this person insists you are an ape, your probable response would be a curious smile of amusement, right?

You imagining I'm some ill-educated person is 100% incorrect. You're an amusement to me.

Now, once again I must instruct you. You are insisting there is room in this country. (angle number 27 to subvert reality).

Again, you are wrong. You are substituting the idea of physical space with economic reality. What a fools idea. You know where else has space, the top of Kilimanjaro. Off you go. Bring all your mates too.

Follow along now!

Step 1. True, productive space in this country has been brought to a practical standstill because it is so expensive.

Step 2. It is so expensive because there is demand.

Step 3. It is artificial demand, driven through the Ponzi economics of migration.

Step 4. There are too many people in this country. Exactly, too many extra people. This continues apace despite reality. Not for long, though.

Now go to Kilimanjaro and think about your next angle of inevitable failure.

I encourage everyone to read back over this exchange.

It's a lesson in the idiocy of this migration pyramid scheme, culminating, predictably, in the intellectually worthy defence of "lol, I live in your head!".

Idiots are on the side of never ending migration, because they were told to be. Useful to some.