Time for a zero refugee policy? - *Read OP for mod warnings and threadbans - updated 11/5/24*

This was your post.

"Because he's trying to save your blood pressure as you get awful upset and fragile over links"

You add nothing to the discussion. Please just ignore me in that case.

Is the content relevant ? what does it matter the source …..is it a staged video? we really are going full Murican politics on that

I’ve already said I condone neither

Ah both awful . But targeting politicians AND their families is worse

If you can't see that ..

Hold that thought…..you'll be told Irish men commit sex crimes too in a bit

@Ha Long Bay There are other posters on this thread that think RTE etc. have an agenda.

They where left neglecting posting/tweeting an article they put on there site hidden from view the other night, only way I found it was by a google search. Others reported and picked up on the same.

You questioned my use of a dubious twitter account to break the news, so I posted an alternative source and edit my post.

Wondering half the time do some posters with ridiculous expectations of ireland housing the world n its cousins. Are they actually living in ireland that post in this thread.

So you laugh at something in your opening paragraph that wasn’t actually claimed?

What is it then that the majority want?

Other things I'd be fairly certain the majority wouldn't/don't want too, include:

• Chancers arriving here from the UK, France and elsewhere looking for handouts under the guise of asylum
• Lads arriving having destroyed their documentation but being allowed through anyway
• Lads being caught in containers and then disappearing without a trace only days later
• Guys NOT being caught in containers (as in that recent warehouse footage video) but disappearing without a trace into our country
• (Small) communities having dozens or even hundreds of randomers dropped on their doorstep literally overnight without warning or consultation
• Gardai being used as (Irish Water meter-style) enforcers of the above to subdue any local protests
• Government/mainstream media either ignoring or demonising any concerns as "far right" agitators
• Essential services being overrun to the point where the locals paying for them and relying on them can't access them themselves in any sort of timely manner
• Government handing out citizenship like cereal prizes to anyone who manages to hang around long enough
• No indication of ANY sort of long-term plan behind all this, or how they plan to avoid the problems we have seen in the UK and elsewhere, and which are already starting here

.. etc, etc, etc

But by all means, if the handful of posters here claiming otherwise want to prove me wrong on the above then I'll happily stand corrected.

I would imagine the majority of the population, myself included would not condone protesting or intimidating people outside their homes. One must also consider what drives groups to resort to this practice. Is it out of pure spite and malice, perhaps, or are they doing it out of desperation?. If those in power fail to understand and try to at least empathise with local groups this I am afraid will possibly escalate. I can see what the desperate and those ignored groups will be thinking, well if they can put a bunch of unknown men into our communities see how you like it in reciprocal. This can be the mindset of the desperate and those who feel like they are being ignored. It is basic human psychology and those whom feel intimidated will either fight or flight, with the former being the stronger response when groups get larger. The government has lost the trust of the people and when you have no trust you have no influence, the only other way to gain a semblance of influence then is by force, which ultimately gives rise to anarchy. Are we really willing to go down that road? I for one hope not, but those in power are making that more likely day by day.

Does this mean that everyone is also satisfied with the housing situation and the health service?

Given that every political party has declared how the housing and health situations are a huge priority, what do you think?

"Being brought under control" has a very wide interpretation. For some people on this thread that means no foreigners in Ireland, for others it means provide accommodwtion for refugees.

The simple fact is there was very very little support for parties who've pushed for implementing most of Kaisers list.

Boylan actually did extremely well for someone who was excluded from the MSM debates

well it certainly demonstrates that Irish people tend to vote in the same parties and people that actually cause the main issues, time and time again. And that many might not have even been aware of alternatives thanks to the one sided agenda from RTE etc