>Seriously, just find one government more incompetent.
Greece, Spain and Belgium
Aaron Jenkins
But you guys are supposedly doing great after the whole drugs fiasco.
Lucas Bailey
I'm an irish guy, and I think we should definitely leave the eu, we can make a deal with the uk and other countries in the Anglosphere.
Juan Collins
We literally have 7 fucking goverments that do nothing gg no re.
Michael Hernandez
Not with this government. We'd fall apart.
Fine Gael couldn't govern their way out of a paper bag.
Our Finance Minister was a primary school teacher, like.
John Walker
In a democracy, the government is a reflection of the people.
The fact is the Irish have an IQ of 92, making them closer to Brazilian apes than the average Briton. So maybe the British were on to something.
Robert Long
I was going to say the US but then I continued reading and saw only European countries.
Greece is fucking retarded. Italy will collapse in the next few months when their banking industry finally defaults.
Dominic Hill
The Irish may be potato niggers but I would take 100 Irish over 1 nigger.
Josiah Bell
>Is there a more incompetent government in Europe than the Irish government? Clearly you've never been to Eastern Europe.
Owen Nguyen
>Be literally Irish >Not Norse-Gael
Why do you bother to breathe son
Julian Williams
Sounds like you need a lesson in 19th century British eugenics, old boy.
Owen Williams
Ours.
Leo Young
pay denbts
Luke Peterson
>IQ of 92
Source?
Jayden Williams
Is this still circulating? We will declare bankruptcy after the eurozone collapses, no denbt payment for the jews.
Jeremiah Jackson
It triggers you lot immensely to the point of you foaming at the mouth. >Be literally British >Foreign paki is mayor of your capital You should really do something about that.
Jason Hall
Our government is fine, and for the first time in our states history we have TDs from across the chamber being useful. Which is a nice change from a whip dominated house.
They turned against commissioning social housing projects during the Reagan years, 'Free Market' will fix it and all that shite
David Hill
>Is there a more incompetent government in Europe than the Irish government? The British Government.
Juan Kelly
>Ireland exports its best and brightest. >Brazil exports coffee.
Even if the Moon collapses on Earth the denbts won't be written off. Don't kid yourself.
Christopher Thomas
Good thing there are almost no democracies in the world. and there are almost entirely oligarchies.
Matthew Johnson
>Our government taxes us to shit, but can't even attempt to fix the absolutely useless health system, or even attempt to provide social housing this is a meme. Irish taxes are low
Anthony Gomez
>fights Britain for independence >proceeds to surrender to Brussels without a fight >brits out, bongos in
"Irish nationalism"
Grayson Powell
It amazes me how polls consistently show that we're among the most fanatically pro-EU countries. Scotland seems to be the same these days.
Isaiah Diaz
Here's some brand new information you probably haven't seen. Everyone on this fucking planet is a mess. There isn't a single place on this fucking planet that isn't a mess. Ireland's a mess to a degree, The US is a mess to a degree, the UK, Greece, Brazil, Spain, EVERY single country is a mess but they have their respective roles that they excel in, they're will always be pros to the cons and vice versa lad. You will never get a golden utopia pure and free. It's literally impossible and will always have cracks in it.
Jackson Johnson
enjoying the dole?
Luke Cook
Can you link me to one of these polls? Out of curiosity.
Nathaniel Howard
Not a good idea to give your "Irish Intellectuals" to other nations. Ireland isn't a country that could handle a brain drain. you're practically south Americans.
Noah Anderson
>without a fight >voted now >forced to vote again >his country leaves the EU >believes foreigners will stop entering >people who took point of leaving now up and quit >what fucking do "English Education"
Mason Torres
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Matthew Hill
Why did you guys vote for fags?
Aiden Ramirez
>Let me tell you how your country works
Levi Gomez
I want to see a complete Ireland, and a new union. Great Britain and the Sovereign Republic of Ireland. Lads but, no kissing the queens arse for you if you don't wanna. We're almost there already. The only way to get over NI is to completely disregard them. It makes sense.
Freedom to determine for ourselves what we want, We were given a choice to join the European community. And the goal of peaceful cooperation and federation was more acceptable than the aristocracy of the UK.
Blake Rodriguez
ayyyyyyy
Mason Cox
I love how Brazilians are always slinging shit at people, especially themselves. Has your entire fucking "country" been castrated.
Nathaniel Turner
>Any sane person would be against social housing and public healthcare anyway, cuck
Jaxon Jenkins
>or even attempt to provide social housing.
No, we don't need knackers, "single mother" slags, and stereotypically niggerish black people given houses for free, when thousands of Irish families paid so much to have nice houses during the last 20 years.
Fuck em. The foreigners who need it shouldn't be here, welfare queens should get jobs (we are in the EU, after all, so they can go abroad if needs be), and "single mothers" should get only contempt.
The lowest I've seen is 96.
It's a long story, but a big topic in Irish historiography is how Irish nationalism had two "traditions", one a right-wing one and one a left-wing one.
Long story short, the right-wing one got its best results in the 19th century, and might have gotten more, had the Northern Irish and House of Lords not refused to compromise and left the left wing to run roughshod over both Ireland and Britain.
Then the Soviet Union and its satellite state campaign made it more or less so that the Marxists were the ones who had the initiative in advocating (more like terrorising) for a united Ireland.
Nathan Lewis
Do you think votes should elicit no change in direction?
The result was taken seriously, the reasons people voted the way they did was considered and addressed. The new vote was held with different conditions to address peoples concerns. They voted yes.
Thats a pretty democratic thing to do desu
David Collins
Nope. Just fooling around on the internet.
John Ward
>blueshirt
Ryan Howard
I agree completely.
Thomas Myers
Because fags are good craic.
Luis Gutierrez
Depends on how you define it. Surely the gov't is competent at destroying the country.
Isaiah Kelly
>Just fooling around on the internet. Shouldn't be to hard for then eh?
Austin Sullivan
Young people became clones of America within a generation.
I'm guilty of it myself, even if I can look critically at the standard "Millennial" culture.
Jeremiah Brooks
Awkward.
Tyler Cook
>redpill
Justin Sullivan
I feel like norn iron catholics and protestants are always fighting and we in Ireland and England have to sort of pull em off each other lmao
Kayden Morris
>or even attempt to provide social housing. We have lots of houses to give to refugees, actually.
Oliver Jenkins
I never understood how they went from freedom fighting, ethnocentric nationalists to refugee hugging, gay pride parades in a few decades.
Cameron Jenkins
I knew a guy who was a customs official in Ireland. He told me that if he worked hard the other officials would get upset because he'd make them look bad and they'd have to work harder.
Oliver Perez
Of course we do,
Who cares about the Irish homeless, right?
Jason Butler
As if anything else needs to be said.
Jeremiah Torres
I always thought Ireland is something like a tax heaven inside the EU and that many bigger corporations have setlled there. But maybe I am completely wrong here
Daniel Nguyen
Refugees should be kept in direct provision camps. They should certainly not be given houses across the country.
We also need to revise our citizenship system, Remove Jus Soli (right to citizenship by birth on our soil).
>tfw national socialist in ireland ;_;
Ayden Cooper
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Robert Wright
There once was an Irishman who got so drunk while he was in Rome that he kissed his wife and beat the Pope's foot .
Whats the difference between an Irish wedding, and an Irish funeral? There's one less drunk.
Why wasn't Jesus born in Ireland? He couldn't find 3 wise men or a virgin.
Benjamin Reyes
>your decision at the referendum is going to be ignored
I doubt it but on the other hand watching London burn would be entertaining
Chase Thompson
That one about the wedding/funeral is remarkably accurate.
Evan Edwards
drugs fiasco?
Our government is more incompetent I assure you.
Thomas Bennett
At least your nation could provide for your people before the shitskins arrived.
Gavin Scott
look, someone mixed up the Belgian flag
Benjamin Rogers
>There once was Stopped reading there, I don't need to read a paragraph of shit from a literal ape. I'm surprised you're not mourning the loss of that gorilla harambe, but stealing and raping won't wait so why should you right?
Tyler Flores
>we can make a deal with the uk You already have an exclusive deal with us from 1923. Nothing will change.
David Young
>download.png >download.jpg
we know you're a shitty phoneposter
Josiah Mitchell
The government did provide for us.
Remember the massive economic boom where we had more money than we knew what to do with? That was fun, right?
And we punished those guys by not electing them for eight whole years.
Jackson Phillips
I mean our government managed to loose an EU referendum, despite everything, and is now just sitting there doing nothing until someone takes over so Dave can retire to a farm.
Justin Hall
>being this upset.
Eli Martinez
But that's highly logical. Look at the Baltics and the Nazis. Yeah, they knew they'd be Hitler's puppets, but sooner the enlightened rule of the German than the rule of subhman savages...
Jonathan Campbell
This We're trading bros
Blake Gonzalez
>being so upset he has to look up a paragraph worth of """"jokes""""" to counter post after being so anally butt flustered about being called what he is
Dylan Davis
Will NI ever re-unite with Ireland?
Caleb Parker
South african parliament
Gabriel Bailey
That wasn't a direct result of government policy, though. The global economy was fairly good at the time.
But it was the government's decision to bail out six failing banks that caused us to go into even more debt.
Josiah Reyes
No. Nobody wants it except for idiot nationalist kids.
All it brings is debt and terrorism, the UK would gladly give it to us if they could get away with it.
Oliver Reyes
Proposal, Irish anons.
Since the government can't make up their minds on this issue, what do ye think of the idea of an armed An Garda SÃochana?
Dylan Harris
Never in the romantic sense.
Parker Taylor
It's all a ruse to keep the shitskins out
Chase Fisher
If we let the free market handle it we'd all be better off.
Kevin Fisher
it's 98
Robert Powell
>That wasn't a direct result of government policy They pretended it was.
>o bail out six failing banks that caused us to go into even more debt.
Don't forget they also had absolutely no plan for the inevitable crash that everyone saw coming.
It's amazing they still get elected.
Zachary Bailey
at least you're 98% white
Jayden King
No.
The police is more corrupt (especially in Dublin) than it was 20 years ago, and if we are going through a crime wave (just kill everyone in the "crime families" ffs), then it would be better that a handful of police die than the government be given more power and people feel simultaneously insecure and apathetic. Giving the police guns will make the already r-selected modern Irish people even more cowardly and obsequious, perhaps to Swedish levels.
The police should only get guns to use them on the entire extended families of known "gangsters", and/or if we get some form of second amendment rights (not likely).
>tfw you can't just go out and buy a rifle and a pistol
Aaron Bennett
I raise you the former argentinian government, left the country with a debt equal to the 45,6% of the total PBI of the country.
Ethan Robinson
AFAIK it's only like ~90%, and something like 10% of them are Eastern Euros and early refugees from England.
Sebastian Sullivan
They just shouldn't have bailed out the banks in the first place. Yeah, the recession would have hit us harder than it did if we hadn't bailed them out, but we'd be strapped with less debt now.