> The dialogue has regressed into anti-immigrant/anti-government sentiment. And no, it wasn't always that way in the same ferocity.
This is the bubble I'm referring to. It's a delusion.
> It might make you feel superior telling people they're out of touch as you're a "frontline worker" but sounds a lot like hubris.
You may take it that way, but you own comments show just how out of touch you have been. I wonder if you've ever had a conversation outside your bubble in Ireland?
My experience of Ireland is outside of Dublin which seems to be where you've formed your negative framing of the country. The dialogue has regressed into anti-immigrant/anti-government sentiment. And no, it wasn't always that way in the same ferocity.
It might make you feel superior telling people they're out of touch as you're a "frontline worker" but sounds a lot like hubris.