You've been looking in the wrong direction, the dangers are coming from the right.

Define far right as you see it?

What's the Irish for gulags

Any real life examples of the far left causing bigger issues than the far right?

The Khmer Rouge?

I was assuming the context was in modern day Ireland

He's never heard of it.

Have they set up an office in Dublin or something? I was under the impression they had been disbanded decades ago

Straight out of the left playbook.

Firstly you would need to define what "far right" is - given its use for almost everything these days. It has lost all relevant meaning… just because someone disagrees with you does not make them "far right". Who would "this group" be? I assume you can name and shame?

With regards to Clonmel and the whole "you get no say". We have already seen that this does not appear to apply to affluent areas of Dublin. In terms of fairness I assume you will be actively advocating for the likes of ballsbridge to take their fair share?.. its "far right" not to do so, right?…. or are they not "far right" because they have the money and means/connections to stop the appropriation of buildings etc and as such do not have to resort to protesting?

As for the Adeleke, assuming you are referring to people saying she isn't Irish. This would be a matter of perspective - some people say she is others say she isn't - not exactly sure how this is racist.

You want everyone to agree with you, if they do not, you want laws brought in to make sure they comply. Ya that sort of censorship has totally worked before.

For education - I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest you want this to only focus on the supposed positives of large scale immigration and none of the negatives? I assume the same sort of education that tries to tell us men can be women?

You come out with stuff like this and then wonder why people react the way they do - but as always they are the problem, not you. This is a prime example of the unbalanced nonsense that has us here in the first place.

The Palestinian protests in colleges (disrupting graduation ceremonies etc), BLM protests/riots and the lunatics who glue themselves to the floor on roads.

Thanks but I'm already familiar with that. Should have been more clear in my post but I was looking for examples in the present day in Ireland.

Yes, loads.

Is PBP the best known far-left extremist party? I think so.

But there are others, e.g.

https://www.socialistparty.ie/

Also Independents4Change (Clare Daly), and there are more.

Here is an example of far-left policies, from PBP, see below. Basically, they want an end to nation-states, and borders. They want floods of illegal immigrants to come here, although they would be legitimate if PBP were in control.

It's hard to believe, but far-left extremists are on the media on a daily basis.

Summary

• Oppose Racism in all its forms – legislate to make racism a hate crime
• Oppose the policy of Fortress Europe – welcome those fleeing war and persecution
• Legislate to end the Direct Provision System
• Oppose all deportations – treat refugees and asylum seekers with dignity and respect
• Integrate Migrants – Give them Voting Rights
• Oppose all forms of Islamophobia
• Support the right of Muslim people, along with all other religions, to practice their religious beliefs
• Oppose state racism against Travellers. Establish an Independent National Housing Agency to oversee the delivery of safe and culturally appropriate Traveller Accommodation
• No Platform for Fascists – oppose them on the streets if necessary
• Oppose Israel as an apartheid state. Support the Ban Divestment and Sanctions Movement against Israel

Migrants, Asylum Seekers and Refugees

People Before Profit is opposed to the policy of ‘Fortress Europe’ which is designed to keep out migrants, asylum seekers and refugees. This policy has already led to the deaths of thousands of people with many more being trafficked into slavery due to their vulnerable positions. We believe that

• Europe should open its borders. With 500 million people, Europe can easily cope with two million refugees. Europe should open its borders and Ireland has a duty to welcome its share of refugees from war, oppression, persecution and other inhuman conditions. Western imperialism bears a heavy responsibility for the creation of these conditions.
• End Direct Provision System. Ireland has a duty to treat asylum seekers and refugees who arrive here with decency and humanity. There should be no delay in ending the disgraceful system of direct provision. Asylum seekers should have the right to work, the right to a house and the equal right to a third level education.
• End Deportations – Legalise Undocumented Migrants. We support the call to normalise the undocumented Irish in the USA, but this must go both ways. We are for the normalisation (i.e. ’legalisation’) of undocumented migrants here in Ireland too. We oppose all deportations either from Ireland or the USA.
• Integrate Migrants – Give them Voting Rights. People Before Profit supports the right of all residents to vote in elections and referendums after a suitable period of residency. We believe everyone should be able to have their say regardless of race or citizenship.
• Oppose all forms of Islamophobia. Islamophobia is one of the main forms of racism in the contemporary world. It has been systematically cultivated by the US and European ruling elites since ‘Muslims’ replaced ‘communists’ as the enemy of choice with the end of the cold war. Just as racism was used to justify slavery and empire in the 18th and 19th centuries, so Islamophobia has been used to justify Western wars, interventions and occupations in the Middle East. People Before Profit opposes Islamophobia. We reject the idea that there is a particular link between Islam and terrorism. People Before Profit is against terrorism and we reject the demonisation of Muslims. We also reject the idea that Islam is a peculiarly backward or reactionary religion. Like the adherents of all major religions, Muslims come in all political shapes and sizes ranging from right-wing and reactionary to left-wing and revolutionary.
• Support the right of Muslim people, along with all other religions, to practice their religious beliefs. Just as we support Christians in practising their religion, so we defend the Muslim community in the same way and fight against any discrimination or racist attacks.