Stabbings in Dublin

[George K]

An Algerian migrant stabbed 5 people in Dublin this AM - three of them children.

Dubliners are unhappy with this and the immigration policy...

[Doctor Phibes]

To demonstrate how much they don't like violent crime, they're committing violent crime.

[Copper]

This could be anywhere in the US.

Same stuff.

https://www.independent.ie/

[Doctor Phibes]

@Copper said in Stabbings in Dublin:

This could be anywhere in the US.

Same stuff.

https://www.independent.ie/

Yeah, but it's unusual in Ireland - in Eire at least, and the rioters seem to be righties rather than lefties. Not sure that makes a difference.

[Renauda]

Not sure that makes a difference.

Probably does, or at least it does in minds of some people who think it diverts attention from what is or could be happening in America.

[89th]

@Doctor-Phibes said in Stabbings in Dublin:

To demonstrate how much they don't like violent crime, they're committing violent crime.

It does more than just holding signs and chanting, "when do we want it? NOW!"

Not saying I endorse the violence, but governments have to realize the basic math of enabling mass immigration and how the citizenry will react. There is a reason we have countries... we are still tribal in nature, a bit.

[George K]

"Rumors"

[Doctor Phibes]

@George-K said in Stabbings in Dublin:

"Rumors"

The story I read is that they guy who did the stabbing was described as a recent immigrant, but he'd actually been in Ireland for 20 years and was an Irish citizen.

[Renauda]

Here is what the Irish Times is reporting about the stabbing and rioting:

https://www.irishtimes.com/crime-law/2023/11/24/gardai-conduct-search-seize-phone-and-laptop-of-suspect-for-dublin-child-stabbing/

[George K]

@Doctor-Phibes said in Stabbings in Dublin:

The story I read is that they guy who did the stabbing was described as a recent immigrant, but he'd actually been in Ireland for 20 years and was an Irish citizen.