Ming giving the bong another whack in the next hour!

drunkmonkey

Fair Fcuks to him!

Glad to see he wasn't bet down enough to stand up and fight again.

"I will be seeking leave to introduce the Cannabis Regulation Bill 2013 at first stage to the Dáil in the next half an hour.
12:39 PM - 20 Nov 2013"
Ming

The Dom

Was Flash Gordon when you need him.

Oranage2

You'd think politicians would have more important things to be doing, It's sounds like a junior cert debate at this stage!

drunkmonkey

Probably on top of Dale Arden

Dyr

Legalize weed and murder

to quote a certain beat combo

kneemos

drunkmonkey wrote: »

Fair Fcuks to him!

Glad to see he wasn't bet down enough to stand up and fight again.

"I will be seeking leave to introduce the Cannabis Regulation Bill 2013 at first stage to the Dáil in the next half an hour.
12:39 PM - 20 Nov 2013"
Ming

It must be affecting his memory.

WilyCoyote

Will roll a skinny one to celebrate . Hope that won't upset the fat ones

Holsten

I'm not really up on the workings of the Dail but wasn't this defeated already by a huge majority...

Can he just keep requesting it? Is there no time limit or anything?

gobnaitolunacy

Can he not do something constructive and give the personal crusade a rest for a change?

BillyMitchel

I like Ming but much rather minge.

Valetta

Twat.

hansfrei

Holsten wrote: »

I'm not really up on the workings of the Dail but wasn't this defeated already by a huge majority...

Can he just keep requesting it? Is there no time limit or anything?

TDs in work in Dail Eireann on a cold November morning? He could be the only one there.

Frank Black

I never expected to dislike a TD so much, who would support the legalisation of cannabis.

But he's actually that annoying.

EazyD

gobnaitolunacy wrote: »

Can he not do something constructive and give the personal crusade a rest for a change?

Since when is seeking societal change a personal crusade?

mikom

Oranage2 wrote: »

You'd think politicians would have more important things to be doing, It's sounds like a junior cert debate at this stage!

gobnaitolunacy wrote: »

Can he not do something constructive and give the personal crusade a rest for a change?

Yeah.......... his time would be better spent "liking" the milf of the day.

drunkmonkey

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEoQDYen628

Video is poor, but looks like it's going to the next stage whatever that is.

Dave!

I dont understand this thread... What is Ming doing exactly?

o1s1n

drunkmonkey wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEoQDYen628

Video is poor, but looks like it's going to the next stage whatever that is.

Is that video the live feed/tv station from the Dáil?

Aren't there two Ns in Cannabis? :pac:

TheMilkyPirate

drunkmonkey wrote: »

Video is poor, but looks like it's going to the next stage whatever that is.

A stage closer to being told to **** off again I'd say.

Tugboats

Ming Cost the taxpayer thousands by spending about 10years in Nuig and we're still paying for him now

drunkmonkey

Dave! wrote: »

I dont understand this thread... What is Ming doing exactly?

He's putting his bill forward again, plan is to campaign for the bill and hold another vote next November. He's not letting it go thankfully.

I would vote to legalize weed , but i am just too wasted .

Would this guy ever just buzz off

ScumLord

gobnaitolunacy wrote: »

Can he not do something constructive and give the personal crusade a rest for a change?

While it is something of a personal crusade in that he's the only one making this stand, it's not like he's the only person in the country that wants this. He is promoting the ideas of a large chunk of the Irish population.

wicklowstevo

legal weed for all
except ming ... that would be a fantastic outcome

little sideshow freak

Czarcasm

EazyD wrote: »

Since when is seeking societal change a personal crusade?

ScumLord wrote: »

While it is something of a personal crusade in that he's the only one making this stand, it's not like he's the only person in the country that wants this. He is promoting the ideas of a large chunk of the Irish population.

There's an even larger chunk of the Irish population has more to think about than legalising cannabis. His constituents alone have more pressing concerns than legalising cannabis.

As much time and taxpayers money as other politicians are wasting, Luke Flanagan is not only wasting time and money but he's also wasting space. At this point I can't think of a worse representative to campaign for the legalisation of cannabis, except maybe Gandalf Wallace beside him.

Mint Aero

Ming is one of the greatest politicians to set foot in the Dail ever. God bless him. If only there was more like him there.

Well done to all those involved!

wandatowell

Would he not wear a shirt and tie, he looks like a right chancer.


oh wait..............

Lenin Skynard

wandatowell wrote: »

oh wait..............

You've come to the realisation that the ones wearing suits are chancers too?

BoardsMember

If ever there was a case for not legalising he's it. What a nitwit. In a dodgy geansaí.

And comparing it to legalising contraception and divorce. They have nothing to do with it. They were the legacy of the Catholic Church calling the shots. Cannabis is something completely different.

His basic reasoning - loads of people break the law by using cannabis, change the law. Brilliant. On that basis, the speed limit needs to be dramatically increased, we need to promote littering, support cyclists breaking red lights, encourage j-walking.

zenno

At least I tried.

henryporter

Presumably supporters of Ming are refereed to as Mingers?