Ireland has the youngest proportion of drug addicts in the world. The drug gangs are drug capitalists interested only in the quick profit. Selfish greedy and brutal they have been allowed to flourish while the so called police north and south looked the other way or used these people as their touts and informers in working class communities. Every time local communities began to organise themselves to push these drug capitalists out police action has been directed against the communities, not the drug barons. The spreading of a drug culture among working class youths helps to keep down radical dissent and provides the police with a small army of touts.
Drugs are a class issue.
There is no place for drug pushers in our society. We denounce those who encourage foreign investment in Ireland. They are appealing to capital's desire for cheap labour, and have a small segment of society reap the rewards of that cheap and productive labour. No mention of empowering workers, of having them organise along industrial lines, of taking control of their workplace and changing society. No, it's to bring economic benefit to impoverished areas by courting native and foreign capital.