Kevin myers: People died to feed gerry ryans habit

steddyeddy

http://www.independent.ie/opinion/columnists/kevin-myers/kevin-myers-people-died-to-feed-ryan-his-drugs-he-knew-he-funded-those-deaths-2464618.html

Article by kevin myers laying into gerry ryan and equating him to the criminal element who supplied him drugs.

mink_man

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sensibleken

I was waiting for one of these threads.

Two days ago Myers wrote an article saying Gerry Ryan was wrong

Yesterday: No letters of complaints

Today: GERRY RYANS A MURDERER!!!

Cookie_Monster

And all you Mods, with yer coke and hookers, yer no better neither :mad:

Think of all the ground up babies in that coke! Murderers

prinz

The man's got a point.

easyeason3

He's right. As much as it pains me to say it but he's spot on with that article.

Nodin

sensibleken wrote: »

I was waiting for one of these threads.

Two days ago Myers wrote an article saying Gerry Ryan was wrong

Yesterday: No letters of complaints

Today: GERRY RYANS A MURDERER!!!

........though in a shock development, he doesn't slag off 1916...I was expecting some metaphor of Pearse and Connolly snorting human blood through rolled up copies of the proclamation.

sensibleken

Nodin wrote: »

........though in a shock development, he doesn't slag off 1916...I was expecting some metaphor of Pearse and Connolly snorting human blood through rolled up copies of the proclamation.

Plus he said you guys look like dorks!

Rabble Rabble

This is I am afraid, not a very good article. Myers is making the school-boy error of equating the problems caused by criminalisation ( i.e criminality) with the problems of the drug itself. The problems caused by the drug itself - very real, as we have seen by G. Ryan's untimely death - are caused to the user and addict. The problems along the way to the drug user's nose are caused by regulation.

mathepac

I think on this occasion Mr Myers might have a point. Why not make mandatory drug-testing a condition of having an RTE contract, whether you're a broadcaster, tech, manager or accountant? It is mandatory for athletes, sports people, employees of other state / semi-state bodies and industry generally so why not for the so-called celebs on the box?

Nodin

mathepac wrote: »

I think on this occasion Mr Myers might have a point. Why not make mandatory drug-testing a condition of having an RTE contract, whether you're a broadcaster, tech, manager or accountant? It is mandatory for athletes, sports people, employees of other state / semi-state bodies and industry generally so why not for the so-called celebs on the box?

Why?

Teangalad

unfortunately for once he is right !

sensibleken

Rabble Rabble wrote: »

This is I am afraid, not a very good article. Myers is making the school-boy error of equating the problems caused by criminalisation ( i.e criminality) with the problems of the drug itself. The problems caused by the drug itself - very real, as we have seen by G. Ryan's untimely death - are caused to the user and addict. The problems along the way to the drug user's nose are caused by regulation.

Hi error is using a recently dead celebrity to get the attention of people and rile them up. Of course what he says is correct in a way. But he knows this is going to get a reaction out of people. like this, its what he wants. So i will not be commenting further unless to insult the little worm

He can only get an erection if people hate him.

heyheyhey1982

He goes against the grain everytime- He's one step away from being a Daily Mail journo. He takes a little bit of truth the spins the sh1t out of it

steddyeddy

Rabble Rabble wrote: »

This is I am afraid, not a very good article. Myers is making the school-boy error of equating the problems caused by criminalisation ( i.e criminality) with the problems of the drug itself. The problems caused by the drug itself - very real, as we have seen by G. Ryan's untimely death - are caused to the user and addict. The problems along the way to the drug user's nose are caused by regulation.

I would agree with that, the criminalisation of the drug is what causes the crimes and that would be the fault of the legislation.

I do think the article is right however to point out that victims of drug crimes who arent famous are vilified (eg its all their fault) while famous victims of drugs are let of likely and every reason given why they must be on drugs.

prinz

sensibleken wrote: »

So i will not be commenting further unless to insult the little worm. He can only get an erection if people hate him.

Oooh Matron. When he's got it what are you going to do? :pac:

Nodin

sensibleken wrote: »

Hi error is using a recently dead celebrity to get the attention of people and rile them up. Of course what he says is correct in a way. But he knows this is going to get a reaction out of people. like this, its what he wants. So i will not be commenting further unless to insult the little worm

He can only get an erection if people hate him.

'I have annoyed the Plebs' *fappety fappety fap
'I, Colonel Myarse, have Triumphed again' *fappety fappety fap
'Violence is wrong,
The British Army is a great institution...Whoarrrrrrr!!!!'*fappety fappety fap

scientific1982

Dumb logic. People died so Kevin Myers can heat his home with oil and drive his car with petrol or diesel.

prinz

scientific1982 wrote: »

Dumb logic. People died so Kevin Myers can heat his home with oil and drive his car with petrol or diesel.

Slight difference, AFAIK Myers doesn't use his position to pontificate about people who use home heating oil or cars.

Nodin

scientific1982 wrote: »

Dumb logic. People died so Kevin Myers can heat his home with oil and drive his car with petrol or diesel.

You mean

'Myers Exterminates Dinosaurs To Heat Home For Masturbation'

Degsy

scientific1982 wrote: »

Dumb logic. People died so Kevin Myers can heat his home with oil and drive his car with petrol or diesel.

People have died so i can use Lampshades made out of human skin.

Nodin

Degsy wrote: »

People have died so i can use Lampshades made out of human skin.

Thats odd.



I didn't think you counted students as human.

sensibleken

Nodin wrote: »

You mean

'Myers Exterminates Dinosaurs To Heat Home For Masturbation'

When Kevin Myers sees a car accident, he touches himself

Nodin

sensibleken wrote: »

When Kevin Myers sees a car accident, he touches himself

..only if he can see his reflection in the wreckage...

Ash.J.Williams

mathepac wrote: »

I think on this occasion Mr Myers might have a point. Why not make mandatory drug-testing a condition of having an RTE contract, whether you're a broadcaster, tech, manager or accountant? It is mandatory for athletes, sports people, employees of other state / semi-state bodies and industry generally so why not for the so-called celebs on the box?

Would tv/radio....be even more boring if the "celebs" were drug free?

prinz

Degsy wrote: »

People have died so i can use Lampshades made out of human skin.

Herr Heim, that you? I think someone from the Wiesenthal Centre was looking for you.

sensibleken

Nodin wrote: »

..only if he can see his reflection in the wreckage...

pfft...he hasnt got a reflection!

he does however have a collection of dolls which have odd conical heads and has vaseline deliverd straight to his door in the dead of night..

...also he walks funny

Steyr

The mans right.

sensibleken

Steyr wrote: »

The mans right molests goats and then laughs about it trouserless

FYP

PeakOutput

usually agree with myers dont this time when everyone else is agreeing with him for once, figures

Wolfe Tone

Nodin wrote: »

........though in a shock development, he doesn't slag off 1916...I was expecting some metaphor of Pearse and Connolly snorting human blood through rolled up copies of the proclamation.

And his usual "we can't quite do things as well as the Brits, but by god we can try!"

c0rk3r

Rabble Rabble wrote: »

The problems along the way to the drug user's nose are caused by regulation.

What do you imagine would happen if cocaine was regulated ? I see a chaotic mess

dr.bollocko

Unfortunately the indo is not so strictly moderated as boards. FWIW I disagree with the sentiment because it is a ridiculously childishly simple view of the problem which serves largely to increase his own smugness.

sink

c0rk3r wrote: »

What do you imagine would happen if cocaine was regulated ? I see a chaotic mess

Yes I can just imagine all those pharmacists terrorizing people and murdering each other.

Nodin

sink wrote: »

Yes I can just imagine all those pharmacists terrorizing people and murdering each other.

....changing the names on their shops to "Macker's" and "Skango's"....

AnneFrank

steddyeddy wrote: »

http://www.independent.ie/opinion/columnists/kevin-myers/kevin-myers-people-died-to-feed-ryan-his-drugs-he-knew-he-funded-those-deaths-2464618.html

Article by kevin myers laying into gerry ryan and equating him to the criminal element who supplied him drugs.

Good on Kevin Myers I couldnt agree more with this article,why this man is treated as a hero is beyond me,he was a drug addict for years and years and everyone in RTE knew about it,i know of another person currently on radio and another friend of bono who is just as bad

AnneFrank

dr.bollocko wrote: »

Unfortunately the indo is not so strictly moderated as boards. FWIW I disagree with the sentiment because it is a ridiculously childishly simple view of the problem which serves largely to increase his own smugness.

I'm not a fan of Kevin "smug" Myers either but that doesn't take away from what he's saying

sensibleken

AnneFrank wrote: »

Good on Kevin Myers I couldnt agree more with this article,why this man is treated as a hero is beyond me,he was a drug addict for years and years and everyone in RTE knew about it,i know of another person currently on radio and another friend of bono who is just as bad

In fairness neither Gerry Ryan or Bono sit in a special chair in their basement looking at pictures of roadkill nailed to the ceiling while rubbing their nipples with brillo pads. A certain Indo journalist does though so he really cant judge

knird evol

sink wrote: »

Yes I can just imagine all those pharmacists terrorizing people and murdering each other.

Pharmacies...that's still regulation. If there was no regulation then you would buy heroin, crack and meth in your local spar, centra or school shop. Unlimited and to anyone.

AnneFrank

sensibleken wrote: »

In fairness neither Gerry Ryan or Bono sit in a special chair in their basement looking at pictures of roadkill nailed to the ceiling while rubbing their nipples with brillo pads. A certain Indo journalist does though so he really cant judge

eh wtf ?found some of gerrys stash did we !!!I wonder would leaving the head stores operating with tested substances have been better

SprostonGreen

Myers correct and right again. Liberal twat backlash sure to follow as usual.

Brendog

steddyeddy wrote: »

http://www.independent.ie/opinion/columnists/kevin-myers/kevin-myers-people-died-to-feed-ryan-his-drugs-he-knew-he-funded-those-deaths-2464618.html

People died to feed gerry ryan

Good ol "Gerry The Cannibal"

Degsy

prinz wrote: »

Herr Heim, that you? I think someone from the Wiesenthal Centre was looking for you.

I'll be sorting through my collection of spectacles and suitcases in the shed out back.

sensibleken

AnneFrank wrote: »

eh wtf ?found some of gerrys stash did we !!!I wonder would leaving the head stores operating with tested substances have been better

Its better than dying your hair with his own faeces which he also does

sink

knird evol wrote: »

Pharmacies...that's still regulation. If there was no regulation then you would buy heroin, crack and meth in your local spar, centra or school shop. Unlimited and to anyone.

knird evol

sink wrote: »

sink

knird evol wrote: »

I'm not sure what point you were responding to, or trying to make.

Freddie59

dr.bollocko wrote: »

Unfortunately the indo is not so strictly moderated as boards. FWIW I disagree with the sentiment because it is a ridiculously childishly simple view of the problem which serves largely to increase his own smugness.

Is it not simply freedom of the press in all it's ugliness? And something we pride ourselves in?

Nodin

sink wrote: »

I'm not sure what point you were responding to, or trying to make.

Sure that never stopped Myers...don't let it hold you back.

Nodin

Freddie59 wrote: »

Is it not simply freedom of the press in all it's ugliness? And something we pride ourselves in?

True, though on occassion it seems its a freedom that extends only to the press and not we plebs.

sensibleken

Nodin wrote: »

Sure that never stopped Myers...don't let it hold you back.

Nothing holds that man back. Did you know he gave george lucas the idea for the star wars prequels?