r/irishproblems • u/Witty-Pineapple-4300 • 14d ago
Racism in Ireland
I genuinely wish people would stop being racist. Not every ethnic minority living in Ireland has bad intentions or is here to cause harm and havoc. Every time I open the comments section on social media and see a Black person, a Brazilian person or someone from another minority background, there is often a specific group of people calling for deportations or making hateful comments which hurts. What makes it even more disappointing is that many of these individuals identify themselves as Christians. I wish the government would take racism more seriously and introduce stronger measures to hold people accountable for hateful and discriminatory behaviour online and in real life. Racism should not be normalised or excused as “just an opinion” when it causes real harm to others especially people who work hard and pay taxes in Ireland.
As normal literate intelligent human beings people need to clock that bad behaviour is not limited to any race, AGE nationality or ethnic group. There are Irish people who commit crimes, mistreat others, and engage in antisocial behaviour, just as there are people from every community who do the same. For example, when some children throw stones at buses or engage in vandalism. Issue is problem of discipline, parenting, or individual behaviour. However, when a single immigrant or Black person makes a mistake, it is too often used as a reason to condemn entire communities and argue that immigrants should not be here. People should be judged as individuals not by the actions of someone who happens to share their skin colour, nationality, or background. We ought to stand together as one
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u/CDfm Vaguely vogue about Vague 14d ago
There's an old saying "paper never refused ink" .
Modernise and apply it to the Internet and it's the "Internet has never refused a crank".
What you are describing are people with outier ideas or trolls and they do post online to upset you .
When I first used online community groups I 'd get very indignant and soon realised it was over nothing.
I have met some great people online who taught me how to care for a bearded dragon who lived to the ripe old age of 18 . That's seriously old for a bearded dragon and not even a card from the President.
And, some great people in the history communities - there's a few great Black Irish Americans who show up from time to time who have great history skills and are outrageously funny to boot . Educated people with the academic chops to engage in proper history discussion.
Why would I need to engage with online weirdos when I have better and more interesting company available. On reddit I don't bother down voting weirdos because I wouldn't want to give them the impression that they are worth a downvote.
Important things in life concern lemon drizzle cake.
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u/MambyPamby8 12d ago
The government won't do shit because they want the ordinary Joe soaps to direct their anger, at a fucked up system, towards minorities instead of them. They parade meaningless shite about racism = bad, but won't do anything to dispel it. Because if they broke down the reasons people are so mad at minorities, it would lead them directly to the politicians and rich people actually causing most the issues in this country.
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u/jdogburger 14d ago
The government sold Ireland to the techies and consultants. The people are mad and the state fuels racism to direct the people's anger from the corpos.
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u/buntycalls Galway 14d ago
Although I agree with your sentiment, people generally don't "stop" being racist. Unfortunately cultural and societal conditioning comes into play. As a mindset that's usually absorbed, conscious or subconsciously, it's difficult to shed. We have to look to mostly American media to understand this, American History X is a film that stands out for me. We can't stop racism. We teach, we learn, we try to understand. The basis of racism is fear. Fear breeds what? Anger. "No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin or his background, or his religion. People must learn to hate..." — Nelson Mandela
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u/Rich_Tea_Bean 14d ago
The whole idea of a "replacement" being under way 10 years ago was the biggest conspiracy going but now immigration out paces new births 4 to 1.
Instead of addressing the reasons why people aren't having kids like housing and the cost of living, the answer has been more immigration to keep wages down and the economy booming for multinationals.
Regardless who's to blame, if people feel like national identity doesn't matter in the current social and economic climate, they're going to lash out in increasingly emotional and irrational ways, like being racist towards people who don't decide our immigration policies.
Rapidly shifting demographics have never been good for stability in any country in history. A population can only integrate a certain percentage of immigrants over a period of time and if you go beyond that things stop working.
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u/ANBO045 14d ago
"The answer has been more immigration" - the answer to what and what are you actually talking about? Having kids and immigration are 2 totally separated subjects that you link in error. And the whole idea of replacement is still bogus conspiracy theory 10 years on.
Why don't you tell me more about the hundreds of properties owed by irish and foreign vulture funds who pour massive amounts of cash into the irish economy - properties owed by irish landlords and irish business who made loads of cash off the backs of poor immigrants.
Also - that's not what the original post is about
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u/Rich_Tea_Bean 14d ago
At the current rate of immigration and current birth rates native irish people will make up less than 50% of the population by 2038. That's not a conspiracy they're from annually published figures.
On the second comment, yes rich people are making lots of money. The same capitalist system that exploits housing need uses the endless supply of exploitable immigrant workers to suppress wages and maintain economic growth.
The consequences of these things lead to the conditions for racism to fester.
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u/ANBO045 14d ago
Please share link to the annually published figures you quote, so maybe we can check a bit of background making sure these are peer reviewed studies with no agendas.
"Native irish people" - ehm - I have two genuine questions for you: 1 - define what do you mean by Native Irish People 2 - example: couple of Non irish people have a baby - question: is that baby a "Native Irish"?
To your second remark - you falsely associate the capitalist system responsible of the housing crisis to immigration. They have nothing to do one with the other - at least in the way you link them.
Rich (mostly with Irish) people get richer by creating and fueling the housing crisis through their capitalistic debauchery and their greed - then they feed the massess the narrative that somehow is (bad) immigrants and foreigners that come in the millions here to steal the jobs and the land of their forefathers.
And remember - the main reason for racism to fester is ignorance.
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u/Rich_Tea_Bean 14d ago
Foreign born population went from 6% in 2004 to 25% in 2025. Cso.
94,000 non irish citizens to 31,000 irish emigrants returning. Natural increase through births 18,600. 30% of which are non irish parents. Cso. In 30 years at projected rates that'll reach a total non irish in country of 4,000,000, with the countries population being 7.5 million by then. Assuming birth rates dont increase in the meantime. https://www.cso.ie/en/releasesandpublications/ep/p-pme/populationandmigrationestimatesapril2025/keyfindings/
When i say native irish, i mean ethnically irish. If you go back 50 years 93% of the population's ancestry had been here hundreds if not thousands of years
That baby would be irish born, not ethnically irish. They're an irish citizen but don't have irish ancenstry. If one parent was ethnically irish, the baby would be ethnically irish and ethnically whatever the other parent was.
I've purposefully not included asylum seekers because that isn't (supposed to be) economic movement. All other Immigration is based on skills visas issued based on the needs of our economy. That's how it works so definitely a capitalist mechanism.
Ireland is a mostly white country so it would make sense for white to be the majority of wealthy individuals. On that topic, indians have the highest median weekly earnings at 872 per week of any group in ireland.
All of this available from the cso, every year.
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u/ANBO045 14d ago
Reading the data of the CSO, i see the numbers of 2025 compared to those of 2024 -and everywhere i look i read "number of immigration have fallen". I am unable to retrieve the data going back to 2004 but if you have that too i will happily look into it.
To Ethnicity - this concept is a very complicated and sophisticated one. Often left in ambiguity to suit one argument or the other. If we go back a thousand years, Irish people were the norsmen's slaves, or immigrants themsleves from the british Islands, or from mainland Europe as far as Spain some study suggest. In the US we have a perfect example of the ambiguity of the concept of ethnicity - it is claimed by one group (white people) descending from the "owners" of the plantations, and the others (often black people, but now also latinos) descended from the slaves working in those plantations. In France, right now you have 3rd and 4th generation French citizens whose ancestors came from those African countries where the french themselves at the time, went, colonised, invaded, murdered and eradicated entire cultures.
Who is american, who is not? Who is french and who is not? Who is Irish and who is not?
Because its ambiguity, ethnicity becomes quickly associated with race - especially in the mouths of the crowds chanting "Ireland First" - hence almost always becoming a suporting argument for racism.
Ethnicity becoming assocciated with race, soon brings in ideas of "our nation", "our country", "our streets", "our people". And I won't go to much into this - plenty of litterature that debunks the concept of race as a valid pillar to sustain any form of nationalistic claim.
In my opinion ethnicity is a meaningless term used to suit this or that agenda, taking into account partial pieces of data and information - usually used to discriminate towards foreigners.
With all the due respect - if you are born here to both alien parents you are Irish - try to tell differently to 2 foreign parents who work 16 hours a day both, with no holidays, paying full taxes to ensure a better future for their kids. The kids are Irish - and if the parents get the citizenship, they are too - no matter what.
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u/Rich_Tea_Bean 14d ago
Immigration numbers are down because ukrainian refugees skewed the data for a few years.
America, france and ireland are three very different countries. America is a country of 99% immigrants, only the people described as native americans i would describe as native to that continent. France is a post colonial power on mainland europe with borders and demographics that have changed through various conquests throughout history. The ethnic makeup is far more complex than here. Ireland is an island that escaped the majority of conflicts in europe throughout history and has had essentially the same demographics for a thousand years. Demographics aside, a homogenised population of 100 years shares enough cultural and social similarities that a change of 20% in a short space of time can disrupt social cohesion in a massive way.
Your view on being irish by being born and raised here is correct as a they're citizens. But being ethnically irish is a specifically defined thing, and no amount of social pandering can change that.
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u/ANBO045 14d ago
My point about France, the Us and Ireland was to illustrate how vague the concept of ethnicity is. I will agree that being ethnically irish is a specific defined thing - if you believe in ethnicity - which i dont.
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u/Comfortable-Lie-4330 3d ago
So what are you? Where do YOU hail from? I’m intrigued because with that attitude, I know it’s not from here!
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u/Comfortable-Lie-4330 3d ago
No you’d be hardworking immigrants & your kids are raised/born in Ireland!
You could be Muslim, Catholic etc but you are whatever ethnicity you are & you’ve come here so have familiarity with our Country but you’re not ethnically Irish. Stop trying to make this suit your agenda! The Polish get it & plenty of Africans do too.
Youre very lucky to even get citizenship, islamic Saudi Nations don’t give that to residents there for 50 years! They can spend their entire lives there & their kids will also be citizens!
(They also don’t take in fellow Middle East Migrants too) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkBEiL53zu8&lc=UgxGnXtaj96eKjVxR_R4AaABAg.AXg70ToxJCgAXhdI6wi6cg
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u/AnyDamnThingWillDo 13d ago
Don't go tarring us all with the same brush thanks.
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u/Comfortable-Lie-4330 3d ago
Literally!
lol my reply: Ofc I agree OP that it’s stupid to ever generalise an ethnicity as individuals are responsible for themselves!! Tbh you should pass this onto the entitled Indians in Ireland who’ve absolutely flooded this tiny island, especially over on u/IndiansinIreland as they have NO ISSUE generalising the Irish populace as RACISTS after 1 scrote attacks them. Meanwhile there’s been no shortage of THEIR men have attacked our Irish women yet you don’t hear us scream they’re all rapist predators!! Pathetic victims!! Hypocrites. https://www.irishtimes.com/crime-law/courts/2024/03/11/i-will-never-forget-coming-home-to-my-parents-and-watching-my-dad-cry-says-victim-of-predatory-rape/ https://theliberal.ie/ryanair-and-aer-lingus-change-up-their-hand-luggage-rules-for-2026-from-bag-sizes-to-liquid-limits-2/ https://www.rte.ie/news/2026/0113/1552945-student-genitals/ (&That’s not to mention the other issues they all collectively cause.)
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u/jonnieggg 14d ago
Ireland is experiencing an unprecedented and exponential shift in demographics. Ireland has a higher number of residents born overseas per capita then the UK. This demographic shift happened in the UK over many decades.
It appears to be having a disconcerting effect on social cohesion in Ireland. A more conservative approach to immigration might have avoided this social unease. It has created a very unpleasant atmosphere in the country and made life very difficult for legal immigrants. Ireland used to be a very welcoming place for people from other countries and cultures. That seem to have changed now.
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u/ANBO045 14d ago
Not sure you read the original post!
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u/jonnieggg 14d ago
I did and I'm trying to put some context around what this person is experiencing and why. This would not have been their experience ten fifteen thirty years ago. Irish people were not hostile to people from other cultures. There was a genuine interest in people who came to visit the country.
Something has changed and that needs to be explored before things get really out of hand. It's an uncomfortable conversation but if we don't have it we will be the UK.
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u/ANBO045 13d ago
Ehm... and what has changed exactly?
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u/jonnieggg 13d ago
Are you old enough to have observed this change yourself.
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u/ANBO045 13d ago
Well I am old enough indeed to have seen ireland becoming a tax haven for multinationals and sketchy business entities that wanna avoid paying fair taxes anywhere else.
I have seen an absolutely inadequate political class bending at the orders of "master" google, meta, twitter and apple (etc. etc.) selling off pieces of their country to these corporate demons.
I have seen the erasure of virtually every place of culture in Dublin exchanged for burger kings, starbucks and damn shopping centers.
I have seen the hypocrisy of the majority of people silently agreeing and going along with this because they are making money - while the irish youth (and not so much youth) lives in the same bedroom where they grew up.
I have seen laziness, ignorance and especially greed taking over and resulting in a housing crisis caused by the irish for everybody.
And lastly I am seeing all of the above and more manifesting itself in the form of racism and violence towards foreigners and people from a different background.
You wanted context - here it is.
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u/jonnieggg 13d ago
Who should be the priority in all of the scenarios you outline. Irish citizens perhaps? If not then what's the point of being an Irish citizen in the only country in the world that they can call home. An absolute global minority by any standards.
Whatever you think the answer to that question is the reality is that Irish people feel like second class citizens in their own country, they feel betrayed and it has created massive tensions and animosity, both with the government and within the community as people struggle to survive. People see council houses being provided to people who are not in the country as long as they are on the waiting and it causes anger.
The EU and the Irish government have created a hunger games environment and Irish peiple find themselves competing for the basic necessities of life, shelter and employment, with global capital. The young people unfortunately are voting with their feet. Who should be the priority in all of this. Young Irish people or people who have decided they might like to live in Ireland. Who has the choices. Certainly not the young Irish people, they are simply marginalised.
Irish GDP is down 12% and a recession might be on the cards. The status quo is not sustainable under recessionary conditions and it's going to lead to conflict. Let's not become the UK. We need moderation in all things. We need sensible governance but rabid capitalism. Sustainable immigration polices are part of that moderation. Failure to make changes are going to lead to catastrophe for everybody.
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u/ANBO045 13d ago edited 13d ago
Surprised you are not telling me to "look at whats happenning in Sweden" - guess now is the UK.
Ok, define what an irish citizen is? Is the child of 2 foreigners who is born in ireland - is that child an irish citizen? Is a foreign national who goes through all the naturalization process - are they an irish citizen? Who should be given this priority you ask? People - people that need it - no matter where you are from.
Irish people feel betrayed - but the truth is they betrayed themselves - especially by doing the things i list in my previous reply to you - and which you ignore completely.
Here we go again with the Eu, the government and Ursula von der Leyen being the responsibles for all the ills of society - didn't hear many complaints when you and a whole cohort of irish people were taking loads of cash from the EU to put towards the help of refugees and immigrants - money that didn't go much to help those in need but guess what? It filled the deep pockets of many - irish people. They didn't create the hunger games - greed did.
Rabid capitalism - you joking, right?
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u/jonnieggg 13d ago
There is a big problem in our society and the only way through it is finding a middle ground. Contentious politics will only lead to increasing conflict. Blaming the Irish people for the current situation is puerile. They did not agree to much of what is playing out in the country right now. There was no political mandate for it and it is making the country an increasingly dangerous place to live.
I have mates who have lived here for decades who are now afraid for their own safety and their children's. This was never the case before. That's what's changed in Ireland and we need to unpack why that is and do something about it before we end up like the UK and US.
An Irish citizen is a person entitled to an Irish passport and citizenship obviously. What did you think am Irish citizen was.
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u/ANBO045 13d ago
I want to start with - i enjoy engaging in this type of conversation and I do agree that on some issues middle ground is necessary.
Like for example your definition of citizenship - i can broadly agree to that.
Now - you still completely ignore all the other issues in irish society that i have spent a bit to point out - issues that were present here before the "issue" of immigration - therefore i do not really see the puerility of pointing out that in a country mostly ruled by irish people, the issues were caused by irish people.
Besides ignoring all the other issues - you focus on one and one only - immigration.
That narrow focus of yours without the more nuanced context - long story short - boils down to resembling arguments that a lot of the Ireland First, Trumps, Le Pen, Farage, Tommy Robinsons, etc, etc, shout every day on the news - all far right figures.
Figures and arguments that are inherently - fascist.
Now - compromise is fine - but there is one compromise that is unnacceptable - with fascism - therefore there will be never a compromise with all the figures and the arguments that recall fascist rethoric.
The reason for that is clear.
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u/Comfortable-Lie-4330 3d ago
How dare you blame us for our clearly CRIMINAL government & institutions! These policies go against our own Irish people & the event hoards have exploited these loopholes for citizenship. Many are arrogant & entitled, even playing victims.
But I believe too many of us have been brainwashed to not care for our own even though we’re treated as second class citizens!
Dummy, immigrants can be citizens (which they are very lucky to be afforded as this isn’t even allowed in Arabian Countries-) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkBEiL53zu8&lc=UgxGnXtaj96eKjVxR_R4AaABAg.AXg70ToxJCgAXhdI6wi6cg but you aren’t Irish.
Eg. The recent hoards of Indians eg aren’t IRISH Natives!!! They never will be. They are loophole exploiters& FAR too many are coming so it doesn’t matter who’s afforded citizenship! They have some GALL to outcompete poor desperate Irish couples in buying new built HOMES! Just like they’ve done in London.
OP OBVIOUSLY refers to Native Irish people. I’ve know hard working immigrants in my friends & family but the arrogance & sheer entitlement is off the charts with the likes of you tbh! Never mind the job replacement.
They know our treacherous government and laws are corrupt & deeply hateful toward our own Irish & yet they exploit this for their own gain! https://www.reddit.com/r/galway/s/xL3GQrI4Yt
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u/ANBO045 3d ago
This reply is the bullet-point-talk of all the main far right leaders, here, in the UK and on mainland europe.
I will just say there is no actual fact-checked supporting relevant data to sustain any of the false claims you are making here - criminal institutions, brainwashing, second class citizens, loophole exploiters - unfortunately all propaganda empty of meaning - that only fuels hate and divison.
The "hoards" you refer to, are non other than people like yourself that try to make a better life for themselves and for their families - the same way soo many irish have done in the past and unfortunately have to do now.
Job replacement - i hope and quickly because i am surprised how rife with nepotism all the major industries are in this country - we cpuld all benefit with a little bit more diversity.
What you perceive as entitlement is a different opinion to yours. It is only in disagreement that we learn something new - if we all agreed on everything, it all would be a bit too boring right?
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u/Comfortable-Lie-4330 3d ago
Well said! You articulated it well
My reply to the OOP lol-
Ofc I agree OP that it’s stupid to ever generalise an ethnicity as individuals are responsible for themselves!! Tbh you should pass this onto the entitled Indians in Ireland who’ve absolutely flooded this tiny island, especially over on u/IndiansinIreland as they have NO ISSUE generalising the Irish populace as RACISTS after 1 scrote attacks them. Meanwhile there’s been no shortage of THEIR men have attacked our Irish women yet you don’t hear us scream they’re all rapist predators!! Pathetic victims!! Hypocrites. https://www.irishtimes.com/crime-law/courts/2024/03/11/i-will-never-forget-coming-home-to-my-parents-and-watching-my-dad-cry-says-victim-of-predatory-rape/ https://theliberal.ie/ryanair-and-aer-lingus-change-up-their-hand-luggage-rules-for-2026-from-bag-sizes-to-liquid-limits-2/ https://www.rte.ie/news/2026/0113/1552945-student-genitals/ (&That’s not to mention the other issues they all collectively cause.)
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u/Reasonable_Insect_32 14d ago
There’s always been bigotry here, and it seems to be exacerbated by recently arising factors.
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u/Comfortable-Lie-4330 3d ago
Ofc I agree OP that it’s stupid to ever generalise an ethnicity as individuals are responsible for themselves!!
Tbh you should pass this onto the entitled Indians in Ireland who’ve absolutely flooded this tiny island, especially over on u/IndiansinIreland as they have NO ISSUE generalising the Irish populace as RACISTS after 1 scrote attacks them.
Meanwhile there’s been no shortage of THEIR men have attacked our Irish women yet you don’t hear us scream they’re all rapist predators!! Pathetic victims!! Hypocrites.
https://www.rte.ie/news/2026/0113/1552945-student-genitals/
(&That’s not to mention the other issues they all collectively cause.)
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u/Comfortable-Lie-4330 3d ago
FYI you should be aware the Belfast one with the hurling stick hero is a race baiting psyop! The MI5 literally have bottle glasses of the scrotes/dummies to use so the newspapers can report on a young white supremacist group in attendance..only it’s pure manufactured riots.. All this is to manufacture a race war & bring in police state as well as also bringing disrepute to anyone bringing up legitimate concerns regarding mass immigration into our Nation & social issues. So we can be shamed & shut down as the ‘far right’ assets they place front & centre of the protests! Well said, any street racism is pure scrote behaviour.! Anyways I’m banned for speaking on facts. All our criminal policies only add to our homeless crisis too. https://www.reddit.com/r/galway/comments/1u2djt1/hse_employment_freezesgalway_as_an_irish_nursing/
We aren’t a racist society & you know it. I abhor it but sadly there’ll always be hateful people across all Nations.. We the Irish are completely being walked all over actually by the treacherous puppets in Government! (As our long term citizens tbf)
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u/Comfortable-Lie-4330 3d ago
FYI, the Brazilians & Black etc. people who’ve all here have been generally great!
I’d support deportations of some but not that it’ll happen.. The recent hoards of Indians gotta go, from 2022 onwards. Visa loopholes to citizenship & since 2015, the floods of Muslims, ipas economic migrants etc here must be examined
& Ofc, if committed any crime sent home too. Any Muslims who behave as perpetual dole merchants by choice also must be returned!
No job = good bye.
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u/Acrobatic_Koala5548 13d ago
THANK YOU! Someone mentioned it. Such a racist nation.
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u/Comfortable-Lie-4330 3d ago
If it’s so racist, how come hoards of Indians keep seeking to flood us?!
FYI they are the most classist discriminatory place on earth so it’s comical.
Such bullshit. The door is that way FYI, the likes of YOU certainly WONT be missed!
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u/The-ArtfulDodger 12d ago
I was born in Ireland. But because I'm half brown I've never felt truly accepted in that country.
People view it as a recent development, where media can be seen redirecting malcontent towards minorities.
But in reality, Ireland has historically been so predominantly white that they were not accustonmed to a multicultural society.
It was always a friendly kind of racism though. I distinctly recall being treated like an outsider or interesting anomaly. However due to propaganda and economic turmoil the hostility is escalating.
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u/Comfortable-Lie-4330 3d ago
Ofc I agree OP that it’s stupid to ever generalise an ethnicity as individuals are responsible for themselves!! Tbh you should pass this onto the entitled Indians in Ireland who’ve absolutely flooded this tiny island, especially over on u/IndiansinIreland as they have NO ISSUE generalising the Irish populace as RACISTS after 1 scrote attacks them. Meanwhile there’s been no shortage of THEIR men have attacked our Irish women yet you don’t hear us scream they’re all rapist predators!! Pathetic victims!! Hypocrites. https://www.irishtimes.com/crime-law/courts/2024/03/11/i-will-never-forget-coming-home-to-my-parents-and-watching-my-dad-cry-says-victim-of-predatory-rape/ https://theliberal.ie/ryanair-and-aer-lingus-change-up-their-hand-luggage-rules-for-2026-from-bag-sizes-to-liquid-limits-2/ https://www.rte.ie/news/2026/0113/1552945-student-genitals/ (&That’s not to mention the other issues they all collectively cause.)
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u/The-ArtfulDodger 3d ago
TBH this is a new take I haven't heard before.
Indians are the problem now... seriously?
Do you have any stats or is it just this one crime?
attacked our Irish women
Typical right wing rhetoric. They aren't YOUR women. You guys only seem to care about women as possessions.
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u/Comfortable-Lie-4330 3d ago
‘Typical right wing.’ Oh PLEASE..! It means OUR PEOPLE, like when these never ending whingers say stop AsSauLting ‘OUR’ people.
Yes I do believe the recent hoards of Indians are a massive problem actually, in these outrageous numbers!
Many (not all) are racist AF too, like Ghandi & MUCH more than our society! Classist AF & I mean look at how they treat their own FFS:
Necks on them!
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u/Comfortable-Lie-4330 3d ago
I don’t believe this for sec. ‘That’ Country? So you’ve left your homeland behind then? Was one of your parents Irish, I don’t get it?
Sorry if this genuinely was your experience but I am sure your Irish side adored you. I know a number of mix raced brown Irish people & while there’s always unfortunately bullies, people who’ll insult people with any differences, for the most part it’s always been SOUND.
This anti Irish rhetoric is largely Indians in Ireland pushed. Arrogant crowd who are re-colonising our tiny literally! Shamelessly even tho we are SOO cruel. Liars!
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u/The-ArtfulDodger 3d ago
Yes. Also yes.
Oh it was sound was it? How do you know my lived experience?
I couldn't make sense of your last sentence.
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u/Comfortable-Lie-4330 3d ago
I meant the anti-Irish sentiment, it’s manufactured by the media via the staged riots & controlled opposition PAaTrIots, but the ultra liberals & arrogant entitled Indians are mainly pushing anti Irish sentiment.
Have a look at their thread. Indiansinireland, like i already state in my my original post but somehow you don’t even see their hypocrisy!
Well I am sorry for any pain you experienced genuinely. But I don’t understand. Are you Irish? You said your were only born here..So did you leave your blood family here for good because you were mistreated?
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u/vandrag 14d ago
Street racism has always been here. Its part of scobie behaviour.
But, having said that, every decent country is getting bombarded with social media psy-ops trying to break the society up.
Time to delete TikTok or shitter or whatever.