Irish Politics Thread

ffs knock it on the head

'Irish' Songs for an Irish team - no SPL EPL generic sh*te
Richard Dunne - 6th Sept 11 - best marshalling of a defence in Moscow since General Zukov Russia V Germany 1941

BrendanD88 wrote:

You came on and all you added to the conversation was pointing out a spelling error, added no opinion to the story which is quite strange as anytime Sinn Fein are in the news for any wrong doing you are all over it. Why so quiet on the latest Leo allegations?

So I decided to respond to in the same childish manner which you initially started, then you got all upset! You’re a sensitive little Tory boy.

I will not be lectured about adding to a conversation by somebody who uses emojis as arguments, and throws terms like "Tory Boy" around like confetti.

I actually haven't posted in the Irish Politics Thread in a long time, and had stepped out of the Whatever section for a couple of months. So I'm not "all over it" and haven't been for ages. And then you insinuate my silence means something, which it doesn't.

You could have laughed it off, but you went down the road of my "tough week" referencing Robinson and Trump, thinking it funny. I pointed out where you failed, and then rock up with your dimestore advice about online debating etiquette.

Shedite wrote:

Grow up lads

No you grow up.

Wings? They're only the band The Beatles could have been.

JohnSwift wrote:

Jackal wrote:

Does every topic on this f**king forum have to be about the British Tories?

Not necessarily. The dangers of right wing ideals is also quite popular, although that can also sometimes be mentioned in the context of the British Tories.

Don't forget the racists either.

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A motion of no confidence in the Tanaiste.

colmoc wrote:

Leo’s spokesperson saying SF are using it as a political football😂

Wasn’t too long ago since they used Paul Quinn’s mother as a political football. Some neck

Sums up the bullsh*t surrounding politics and how the Trump language of feelings over facts has permeated it

The Paul Quinn thing was entirely legitimate to bring up and Varadkar has been shown to be corrupt by the Village story

Very similar to the Stack family, both of whom allowed themselves to used in a game of political football.

I notice the Stack's were surplus to requirements in the last general election.

It was far across the sea,
When the devil got a hold of me,
He wouldn't set me free,
So he kept me soul for ransom.
na na na na na na na na na
na na na na na na na na.
I'm a sailor man from Glasgow to

I see that old fool Lord Kilclooney, former unionist MP John Taylor in a previous life, has been at it again on Twitter, referring to Kamala Harris as "The Indian." He did the same thing with Varadkar not so long ago and has again used the identical 'dog ate my homework' excuse that he didn't know their name. Just what the UK government needed when it is already an international pariah over the Brexit mess and is now desperately trying to curry favour with Joe Biden after he put them in their box for their behaviour over the Good Friday Agreement. Politicians have been queuing up to condemn the dribbling old f**k including the Speaker. Damage done, unfortunately, not for the first time. Seems that the Paddy just doesn't know why he is considered offensive.