So no answers to the questions no?You don't simply ask anything. You rant.
So no answers to the questions no?You don't simply ask anything. You rant.
Do you really expect someone to answer a question as stupid and pointless as "So people in tents in our capital city is an example of an immigration policy that is working?"So no answers to the questions no?
That wasn't the only question I asked.Do you really expect someone to answer a question as stupid and pointless as "So people in tents in our capital city is an example of an immigration policy that is working?"
You are arguing with an imaginary foe. Making up statement that no one has actually said, simply so that you can rage against them.
Are you very subtly hinting that immigration is what's wrong?That wasn't the only question I asked.
I said:
We've record homelessness, a deficit in housing supply, we have tented villages and have mass immigration.
What's the solution?
What would you do?
If you've no answer just say so.
I'm simply asking what he thinks we need to do.Are you very subtly hinting that immigration is what's wrong?
No, you were ranting, certainly. He's right there, that man. I was being sarcastic.I'm simply asking what he thinks we need to do.
We either reduce immigration or we don't.
2 choices.
Apparently I rant.
Now I'm "subtly hinting" something.
Still no answers on what needs to be done.
"We either reduce immigration or we don't"No, you were ranting, certainly. He's right there, that man. I was being sarcastic.
I thought you weren't against immigration, though? My head is spinning like a John Hughes heroine.
All brilliant points.I would tackle the passport flushers first. You can't enter any country if you don't have a passport. My friend ended up in detention centre in Canada because he couldn't log into his bank account to show he's got enough money for 2 weeks holidays., he was released once he sorted it out. In my view, detention centre should be opened and everyone without passports locked up until we find out who they are and where are they coming from. They shouldn't be on the streets, full stop.
Next I would tackle homelessness and "homelessness". We have a lot of people that could live with their parents short term until they better themselves, but they decide to declare themselves homeless to put pressure and get so called "forever" social house quicker. Some even decide to make a lot of babies in hotel rooms, hostels etc. Genuine homeless people have to be looked after first, the ones that genuinely don't have any choice.
Housing supply is next, this one is the toughest. There is no magic wand that would fix this, I would start from ridiculous planning requirements, plenty of people would be more than happy if they could build nice log house for a fraction of the price, but our planners are idiots. If Scandinavians, Swiss, Austrians, Germans etc. can live in those type of houses, why Irish can't?
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