[Elmer Blooker]

The day the Government makes it illegal for supermarkets to sell cut price booze will be the day the Irish take to the streets!

[Opelfruit]

Originally Posted by super_furry

Not going to happen. Irish people are too apathetic....

No, Irish people are too intelligent to resort to, or even believe, that wanton violence is going to solve our problems.

FF put off making the really hard decisions as long as possible. Our new democratically elected government now has to solve the problem of our public finances.

If people disagree with government policy then by all means protest, just do it peacefully. Attacking private property or smashing in restaurant windows, like they are doing in Greece, is retarded.

[--Kaiser--]

I'm happy to live in a society where people don't protest violently

[Micky Dolenz]

We can't organise mass peaceful protests nevermind a full scale riot.

[Raiser]

Originally Posted by --Kaiser--

I'm happy to live in a society where people don't protest violently

The irony here is that while you make a good point, you have to think about how much more forcibly you could make suchlike good points while brandishing a flaming Weapon while standing on an overturned Vehicle on O'Connell St.

When you assess it intrinsically, rioting is really just one strand in the whole fibre and being of a rounded Democracy.*









*The above statement may well be total horseshít, I just made it up to lend some weight.

[RedXIV]

Feb 30th 2012

[careca11]

well the IMF are in town on the 25th July , that would be the ideal time for the people of the country to down tools and show them and the gov that the irish people have had enough (if it turns violent, well and good ), becasue at the mo the Gov/imf/eu are just chipping away at us and will continue until such time we make a stand

[--Kaiser--]

Originally Posted by Raiser

The irony here is that while you make a good point, you have to think about how much more forcibly you could make suchlike good points while brandishing a flaming Weapon while standing on an overturned Vehicle on O'Connell St.

When you assess it intrinsically, rioting is really just one strand in the whole fibre and being of a rounded Democracy.*



*The above statement post may well be is total horseshít, I just made it up to lend some weight.

FYP

[JoeyJJ]

I'll go for November 15th.

reason: the hospitals will run out of cash and whole wards will be shut down and A&E might run reduced hours. Minister already said they have to work to their budgets.

Plus there will probably be some softening prior the Budget where people will know there are cuts coming from some areas like Dole, Childrens Allowance etc.

However the July ULA march could turn nasty if certain groups infultrate their march.

[biko]

I try to do a little rioting every Saturday night in the pubs of Galway.

[--Kaiser--]

Originally Posted by biko

I try to do a little rioting every Saturday night in the pubs of Galway.

That's riot out of order

[Eve_Dublin]

13th March 2013.

No reason.

[Raiser]

Originally Posted by Eve_Dublin

13th March 2013.

No reason.

Christ this competition could really be open for abuse...... People could very easily kick off a riot on their chosen day to win it

- New rule - If you are identified on the evening news then you are automatically eliminated from this!!!

[Mango Joe]

Originally Posted by The King of Moo

I'll riot if you all riot first.

Originally Posted by Raiser

Thats what you said last time....... I was standing on the Counter in Supermacs in my jocks with a flaming Molotov Cocktail when I got your text message

April 1st 2012 - We've denied being Fools for long enough, now its time to embrace it!!!

[ImpossibleDuck]

I'm going for early december. When the parents finally realise they're not going to be able to fulfil their wain's christmas hopes. Then they go mad at the government.


DECEMBER 11TH
which also happens to be my birthday, but you don't need to know that......