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Breaking Points had an interesting take on the situation covering (Pat.net's favorite topic) the housing crisis.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lwrg9uj9mTw
Azad Talukder, who serves as Cathaoirleach of the LCCC's Metropolitan District, suggested the protestors should be "shot in the head."
"I strongly believe that this is not the face of Ireland," Talukder said, according to the Limerick Post. "This is just some criminals looting the shops. I don't think they follow any ideological purpose. They come to the streets and just rob. They should get punishment."
"Not even an animal does these kind of thing," he added. "It is very shameful and they should get public punishment."
Talukder went on to state, in no uncertain terms, that he'd "like to see them shot in the head or bring the public in and beat them until they die."
His comments were quickly withdrawn after being objected to by Labour Party councillor Conor Sheehan, who reminded him that "you can’t call for people to be shot in the council chamber."
Talukder apologized, saying his emotions had gotten the better of him.
As the Immigrant Council reports, Talukder is originally from Bangladesh, and moved to Ireland in 2000 to start a family. Nearly 20 years later, he was elected as the first Muslim councillor in the nation's history.
That has got to be satire.
Ben Scallan tells the other side of Ireland's political unrest
'It is naive and incorrect to act like everybody who comes to our country is going to be benevolent and well meaning, and we should be able to point that out and have a conversation,' says Ben Scallan, a political correspondent for Ireland's Gript Media.
It is naive and incorrect to act like everybody who comes to our country is going to be benevolent and well meaning, and we should be able to point that out and have a conversation about that without being accused of being this kind of "phobe" or whatever else. And especially as we move into the era of mass migration in Canada, for example, there are no longer desk interviews, you no longer go and meet in person to apply to immigrate, it's all done over the computer, no one lays eyes on you. No one has a personal conversation. No one tests your reaction to things. There's no human element.
HeadSet says
Why don't they Irish recall and vote out those politicians?
LOLOL!
“This is Ireland!”
Irish patriots in Dublin tear down Palestine flag and throw it in the trash.
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This is Sinn Fein's fault, the second stabbing in a week on racial grounds.
Leftists in Limerick demanding reparations be paid to Africans for the port city's "Role in the Transatlantic Slave Trade".