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They do though. It is one of the hallmarks of a civilized society.
Never mind throwing your civilised with a z at me, doll, I'm not having it. :)
I'm talking about the ones that can be dealt with out of court, blast of spray, slap of a baton. Beats ignoring them and let them abuse you
 
Cuck central :lol!: :lol!:
Imagine thinking the Garda and immigrant abusers should have rights

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Strange to admit your prejudice toward travellers when you spend so much time telling anyone who will listen how against racism you are.
I had a traveller woman call yesterday trying to sell me bottles of One Million and Paco Rabanne for €100 for both.
Claiming poverty, and after a long haggle, I got her down to €10.
The sons will laugh at Christmas when the first spray will most likely be water.

It's the thought that counts though lol.

* Cue, you're encouraging crime *
 
The Gardai aren't useless, they are hamstrung by a snowflake Justice minister who is so far out of her depth, "the crims have rights" my hole they do. You should read the regs and paperwork for using paper spray.
They will do f'all till that case against the garda doing his job is sorted as well.

The gardai weren't required to use pepper spray, all they had to do was stop the person right in font of them, who happened to be a journalist, from being intimidated and man-handled, the notion that they can't do that because of an inept minister is ridiculous.

They just stood there like dummies, then two other guards walked past as if they were out for an afternoon stroll.
 
The gardai weren't required to use pepper spray, all they had to do was stop the person right in font of them, who happened to be a journalist, from being intimidated and man-handled, the notion that they can't do that because of an inept minister is ridiculous.

They just stood there like dummies, then two other guards walked past as if they were out for an afternoon stroll.


I'm sure the Garda Commissioner and the Public Order Unit will find your tips on crowd control extremely useful.

The RTE Investigates show didn't even scratch the surface of the background of Paul Collins the owner of the site in Coolock.

Collins was portrayed as almost a philanthropist who wasn't providing accommodation for just profit. In reality since 2021, his company Townbe Ltd has pocketed over €43 million for housing refugees in rundown buildings, all paid for by the Dept. of Children.

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You'd think this would be a bigger story than one or two knuckledraggers using racist language to security staff.
 
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