Same Sex Marriage Referendum Mega Thread Part 2

El Weirdo

efb wrote: »

To all the boardsies that voted YES Thank you so much!!' I'm so delighted my own village was 61% YES!!!

Delighted for you efb.

super_furry

DeadHand wrote: »

Rory O'Neil looking like a bad joke on television.

I'd take him more seriously if he made a dignified appearance.

Dignity is measured in much more than appearance and that man has an amazing dignity in spades.

whatismyname

super_furry wrote: »

Dignity is measured in much more than appearance and that man has an amazing dignity in spades.

omg yes.

murpho999

DeadHand wrote: »

Rory O'Neil looking like a bad joke on television.

I'd take him more seriously if he made a dignified appearance.

Why,it's his choice as to how he wants to look?

Also, he doesn't look as orange as Miriam does.

mikom

DeadHand wrote: »

Rory O'Neil looking like a bad joke on television.

I'd take him more seriously if he made a dignified appearance.

A collar and a tie like seanie fitz or a charvet shirt like Charlie perhaps........

DeadHand

whatismyname wrote: »

I think he's being just however he wants to be, and trying to accept people just as they are, I take him all the more seriously for that.

Grand, let him dress as he wishes but he is representing a cause on national television and is, in my view, undermining it by appearing in ridiculous fake boobs.

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Proud day.

Fratton Fred

Since Sinn Fein misjudged public opinion over the Royal visit, Gerry really is keen to be associated with any queen he can find.

WoolyJumper

Where can you find the break down of results in individual constituency? I'd like to get an idea of how my own area voted within Cork NC

Bannasidhe

sjb25 wrote: »

Good mad David norris lol all the Brits fault

Everything he said is historically accurate.

No prohibition against homosexuality in Gaelic Ireland - those laws were introduced by Henry VIII...

whatismyname

DeadHand wrote: »

Grand, let him dress as he wishes but he is representing a cause on national television and is, in my view, undermining it by appearing in ridiculous fake boobs.

Different ways of looking at it.

For me, this enhances the cause, as for me (and I'd imagine many more) the cause is about much more than just whether homosexual people can marry, and part of the cause is accepting people just as they are.

Good man, Rory, you dress however you like, it will never take anything away from the important message for me.

Redfish2004

I'm glad the country voted YES, at least from now on the Gay Community won't be able to play the poor victim card anymore. They'll have to let that go, and about time aswell.

Libertewhite

WoolyJumper wrote: »

Where can you find the break down of results in individual constituency? I'd like to get an idea of how my own area voted within Cork NC

http://www.rte.ie/news/results/2015/referendum/ssm/

Not a NSA agent

Redfish2004 wrote: »

I'm glad the country voted YES, at least from now on the Gay Community won't be able to play the poor victim card anymore. They'll have to let that go, and about time aswell.

Luckily the no side are there to fill the void

mikom

Redfish2004 wrote: »

I'm glad the country voted YES, at least from now on the Gay Community won't be able to play the poor victim card anymore. They'll have to let that go, and about time aswell.

Too late for Declan Flynn.

Doctor Jimbob

DeadHand wrote: »

Grand, let him dress as he wishes but he is representing a cause on national television and is, in my view, undermining it by appearing in ridiculous fake boobs.

Because as we all know, those who dress in suits always act in a dignified manner

murpho999

Redfish2004 wrote: »

I'm glad the country voted YES, at least from now on the Gay Community won't be able to play the poor victim card anymore. They'll have to let that go, and about time aswell.

Well it's normal for victims of discrimination to stop being victims when discrimination ends.

Hermy

Alt J wrote: »

Not a great day too be from Roscommon or Leitrim

Actually it's a bit like being the only gay in the village only it's the other way around.:p

Streetwalker

Great day to be Irish and bad day for the bigots.

maringo

Someone should tell David Quinn that it WAS a free vote. The Irish people have come out massively and voted freely to give equal rights on marriage to all whether he likes it or not. :P

iDave

westernfrenzy wrote: »

Meath West 60.1% Yes vote.

So f***ing happy with that, especially being a bisexual teen from that constituency.

As a straight 30 year old I'm happy my fellow Royals said yes.

ebbsy

Redfish2004 wrote: »

I'm glad the country voted YES, at least from now on the Gay Community won't be able to play the poor victim card anymore. They'll have to let that go, and about time aswell.

Great post.

Flippyfloppy

What's with the miraculous medals?

RobertKK

https://twitter.com/KeithM/status/602122459102519296

wakka12

Redfish2004 wrote: »

I'm glad the country voted YES, at least from now on the Gay Community won't be able to play the poor victim card anymore. They'll have to let that go, and about time aswell.

Started off so well

wakka12

RobertKK wrote: »

https://twitter.com/KeithM/status/602122459102519296

At least theyre being mature about it, good work.

Doctor Jimbob

Flippyfloppy wrote: »

What's with the miraculous medals?

Well, they show that if there's a God, he's pro yes

RobertKK

wakka12 wrote: »

At least theyre being mature about it, good work.

Tweeting from Vienna, maybe that is why he went away to the Eurovision.
Probably getting congratulated being Irish :P

sjb25

This Facebook post kinda sums up today

joseph brand

Flippyfloppy wrote: »

What's with the miraculous medals?

Nobody knows how they got in there. They just appeared, magically miraculously.