This could be Sinead’s best essay yet, an argument that Ireland’s asylum policy is not compassionate but cynical and cruel
“And when those communities said so; when the people who had been failed by the state for decades pointed at the hotel and said “this isn’t working”, they were called racist. By politicians with private healthcare, by commentators who owned their homes, and by an establishment class that had likely experienced precisely zero competition for any public resource in their entire lives.”
She finishes with a warning that the effects now visible in working class communities will move upward toward middle class communities.
And it’s the middle class that cause revolutions.
Free to read., link below.
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"The entire political class has moved from performing compassion to performing outrage at the consequences, while having actively created the very conditions that produced the crisis."