#IrelandIsFull trending on twitter... Have we reached boiling point?

I only just posted in another thread about how, truly, this is all a macro economic scam.

How can a government claim to be a government when they have sat on top of a crisis for a decade? We've all heard the word "crisis" so many times it has probably lost all meaning. But a crisis is still a crisis.

The quickest way to dig your way out of a bad financial situation (2008 onwards) is to vastly inflate the value of what you own.

How do you increase the value of assets? Increase demand.

How do you increase demand? Get as many extra people into the country as you can.

Pressure = money

Do you think this crowd of conmen and their associates give a rats arse about all the negative effects? Schools, colleges, healthcare, transport, society in general coming apart at the seams, they don't care. They'll be off with the money with no consequences when it breaks.

Watch the start of next year, it's shaping up to be the actual breaking point.

Yes, Ireland is overly full. And yes, it was purposefully designed to be this way.

It can't go on, and it's anyone's guess how it falls apart, but fall apart it will. Just don't be the eejit scratching your head about how it happened, its been in front of your eyeballs for years.

People are and have the right to be unhappy with our immigration policies and procedures. Most people however would never lay a hand on another human regardless of their nationality. I would like to see stricter controls on our borders. The blame lies with our civil service and elected reps . I don't wish any ill will to anybody living here.

Tell me another country where you can be put on a list for being poor with an eventual award of a home worth hundreds of thousands. All you have to do is wait long enough.

Tell me of another country that provides such high amounts of weekly money for being unemployed.

Now translate that into a relative financial situation, and it would be like some mystical country where you'll eventually be given a home worth millions, and a weekly payment worth perhaps thousands versus the local situation.

If you have to squat in a house with 10 other people, no big deal, a lot probably consider that normal anyway. If you get a buckshee job on the side, why not? If you have to do a **** job for low wages while waiting for your lotto win, why not?

That's why. And there'd be a lot more reasons too, but I think those alone are far more than enough of a magnet.

You don't see crowds of Germans piling in, do you? No, it's usually people from worse situations. And that's reflected in the statistics.

It's all supremely simple to understand. Doesn't get any easier.

I was looking at an area I used to live in, and the going rate is 36k a year to rent a 2 bedroom home.

People don't want to live like students, and adulthood has to happen.

You can call it entitlement, or, you can say that we should all accept a lower standard of living than previous, all in the aid of getting more and more people into the country.

Yes, the country is overly full, and it has haywire consequences, it's not a linear problem.

If you want to become a third world country, there's one quick way to achieve it. We're doing fine on that front.

Pull the other one.

I explained it as clearly as possible.

Now, why don't you explain why, despite the cost of everything going up and up, more and more people are trying to get in.

Let's hear it.

What is happening with schools, accommodation and healthcare is very real.

Not opinions, facts.

Not so easy to ignore.

Don't be a sly, disingenuous person.

The person replied to a practically rhetorical question, while utterly ignoring the point.

You don't get an Internet point for that.

As said before, ignorance of reality is playing out in real time here.

Let's hear your explanation for why more and more people coming here despite the costs going up and up.

I can't wait for a single person to address the facts of accommodation, schools, colleges, transport, healthcare.

A whole lot of ignorant deflection trying desperately to bring racism into it, but nothing more.

Pure ignorance. Well, screaming racism isn't going to make your years long waiting list for the hospital appointment shorter, it isn't going to reduce your rent, it isn't going to get you a home, it isn't going to solve social immobility and so forth.

And sooner rather than later, this defence shield of words versus economic and societal reality is going to die, badly.

Ignorance.

I asked you to justify and answer a question, and just like all the others, you're trying to escape reality and turn it into something it isn't.

Let's see here, I'll have to dig deep to answer your bullseye question...oh yes, the housing crisis. You may have heard of it.

You see, people live in houses. More people, less houses.

I'll get the statistics for you right now, Mr Genuine. Just hold your breath while I try to prove the existence of the housing crisis nobody has ever heard of.