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Cork city has gone to the dogs.
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<blockquote data-quote="rebs23" data-source="post: 6538345" data-attributes="member: 11071"><p>Never known it as bad, little Garda policing. People giving out tents to these people would want their head examined, the Simon Shelter would want a vigorous asessment of their contribution to facilitating drug dealing and giving shelter to addicts from all over Ireland. Too easy in Cork for these chronic, chaotic addicts to thrive. </p><p>Their behaviour needs to be confronted not facilitated. Closing down the Simon Shelter would be a good place to start. Chronically addicted people should not be in a setting where group dynamics take over.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rebs23, post: 6538345, member: 11071"] Never known it as bad, little Garda policing. People giving out tents to these people would want their head examined, the Simon Shelter would want a vigorous asessment of their contribution to facilitating drug dealing and giving shelter to addicts from all over Ireland. Too easy in Cork for these chronic, chaotic addicts to thrive. Their behaviour needs to be confronted not facilitated. Closing down the Simon Shelter would be a good place to start. Chronically addicted people should not be in a setting where group dynamics take over. [/QUOTE]
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