It's so important we protect the kids and youth of Ireland, of all walks and nationality's. Every child sure have a fair chance in life from the start, and right now a lot of them have 0.
I'm sure most people woke up today, like myself, with a feeling of dread and being overwhelmed by everything that happened yesterday. I witnessed firsthand the state of Dublin city last night, and the events were truly distressing.
right, and I also see where people are coming from. This can't be happening and never should. However, we need to point our anger and frustration in the right direction and find solutions for such issues.
they believe to be better. Again, these problems shouldn't fall onto immigrants. These are deep-rooted issues in our society and systems from a young age. This is just what I see on a firsthand basis daily in and around the city. By no means do I think what happened yesterday was
it's been bubbling up. You see it in private group chats, all over social media—a cesspit of misinformation. You give someone that hasn't got much to believe in a slight chance to maybe think they're doing something right, and they will take it. They want to be part of something
d are born with no chance of thriving, born into a system that doesn't favor them, left to scrape through life with not much to grip onto. The minds of these kids and young adults can easily be manipulated. These kids causing mayhem on the streets last night is not something that