Readers Tell Us How They’d Solve Chaos In Cherry Orchard
A LAWLESS land pulled straight from the DVD extras on Mad Max Fury Road, Cherry Orchard in Dublin has become the subject of much speculation and debate.
In a bid to provide authorities with sensible long-term solutions to crime in the area, WWN turned to its readers who as always provided expert analysis on the situation:
“Round them up and give them to Putin to send to the front lines of Ukraine. Never did me any harm as a kid, it set me straight” – Peter (51), Cork.
“Reducing the speed limit to 10km would be a start. No pocket money for a week and screen time? Forget about it!” – Aisling (41), Wicklow.
“Shocking, honestly just shocking. Utterly shocking. What I’m saying is, give those fuckers the electric chair” – Bernie (61), Dublin.
“Whatever you do, don’t properly equip, train and resource gardaí, that’d be going too far. One squad car for the county is enough” – Noleen (37), Longford.
“Light it up like the Yanks in Baghdad in 2003” – your local Fine Gael councillor.
“Now hear me out, and don’t just shout me down like I’ve said something mad…. Mass sterilisation” – Andrew (44), Dublin.
“If only they’d listened to a Jordan Peterson podcast” – Dave (31), Dublin.
“When I drunkenly shouted at gardaí when I was pulled over recently, screamed ‘why don’t you catch the real criminals’, this is who I meant” – James (33), Galway.
“I’ve actually just written a very moving one-woman play recently when I was on a writing retreat in Cannes, that touches upon themes such as social inequality. I think if I staged it for these young people, I could change their lives” – Iseult (32), Dublin.
“I say brand them with numbers and send them off to some camp or other to sort themselves out” – Andrew, again.
“Deploy the army, if they’re not too busy in the airport” – Alan (39), Louth.
“Legalise MDMA like we did that one other time” – Scuggs (22), Dublin.
“Cherry Orchard? Never heard of it” – Leo (43), Dublin.
“If them lads just had a skate park to play in none of this would have happened” – Joanne (28), Meath.