Does this text propose any non-ironic solutions to the problems poor Irish people face? Cite evidence from the text that indicate any " real" from the that Swift introduce

I think we can clearly see the condescending views of British imperialism. There is no irony in their point of view regarding non-British people like the Irish. They clearly see themselves above others. I don't think the British have anything really practical to say because everything is couched in prejudice.