i'm no fool and will not pay for water again because the man says i have to

renegademaster

It seems we can start threads regarding the Irish Water farce in after-hours now:)

People saving about happily registering to pay whatever it costs to get the €100 back, once, totally ignoring the fact there's a temporary cap in place to get the lemmings to register and when the cap is gone the bills will keep on rising until the future well off shareholders of our water supply are even more well off.

Apparently people should pay now too because there was a tiny income tax cut, it covers the water bill at least 2, if not 3 times over, but only in its current form, as if the state "giving" you something in one hand and taking it away with the other is something to be happy about

Savage value really, why am I even complaining

renegademaster

renegademaster wrote: »

It seems we can start threads regarding the Irish Water farce in after-hours now:)

People saving about happily registering to pay whatever it costs to get the €100 back, once, totally ignoring the fact there's a temporary cap in place to get the lemmings to register and when the cap is gone the bills will keep on rising until the future well off shareholders of our water supply are even more well off.

Apparently people should pay now too because there was a tiny income tax cut, it covers the water bill at least 2, if not 3 times over, but only in its current form, as if the state "giving" you something in one hand and taking it away with the other is something to be happy about

Savage value really, why am I even complaining

I'd say you will pay it eventually one way or another

Mint Aero

90% of AH users are lemmings and pro Euro

mickydoomsux

renegademaster wrote: »

It seems we can start threads regarding the Irish Water farce in after-hours now:)

People saving about happily registering to pay whatever it costs to get the €100 back, once, totally ignoring the fact there's a temporary cap in place to get the lemmings to register and when the cap is gone the bills will keep on rising until the future well off shareholders of our water supply are even more well off.

Apparently people should pay now too because there was a tiny income tax cut, it covers the water bill at least 2, if not 3 times over, but only in its current form, as if the state "giving" you something in one hand and taking it away with the other is something to be happy about

Savage value really, why am I even complaining

Can i borrow your time machine/device to see into the future?

renegademaster

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I'd say you will pay it eventually one way or another

You don't know anything about me, no I fcuking well won't, I've been to prison before for not paying a stupid fine, I'll do it again over this double tax, no way, I wont pay again!!

NewCorkLad

renegademaster wrote: »

You don't know anything about me, no I fcuking well won't, I've been to prison before for not paying a stupid fine, I'll do it again over this double tax, no way, I wont pay again!!

So you just like paying for anything so?

The_Valeyard

There is a flood of these threads at the moment

renegademaster

renegademaster wrote: »

You don't know anything about me, no I fcuking well won't, I've been to prison before for not paying a stupid fine, I'll do it again over this double tax, no way, I wont pay again!!

What did your employer think of that one?

Mint Sauce

renegademaster wrote: »

It seems we can start threads regarding the Irish Water farce in after-hours.

Can we?

Sunny Dayz

I take it you just care about yourself in the here and now and you don't care about yourself or your family's water supply in the future?


The Irish water system is an absolute mess. Pipes are not fit for purpose, leaking, water not fit for using. Nothing has been done to upgrade the water system in the last generation. I don't know about you but I would like a clean functioning water system for my family in the future.


It's funny that we donate to charities for a water supply in the third world country but it seems we are unwilling to pay for one in our own country!!

renegademaster

mickydoomsux wrote: »

Can i borrow your time machine/device to see into the future?

So people are that dumbed down our defeated they are insisting on time machines to watch hope this will all play out. Jesus wept

renegademaster

Sunny Dayz wrote: »

I take it you just care about yourself in the here and now and you don't care about yourself or your family's water supply in the future?


The Irish water system is an absolute mess. Pipes are not fit for purpose, leaking, water not fit for using. Nothing has been done to upgrade the water system in the last generation. I don't know about you but I would like a clean functioning water system for my family in the future.


It's funny that we donate to charities for a water supply in the third world country but it seems we are unwilling to pay for one in our own country!!

We already pay and have always done so

Tiddlypeeps

renegademaster wrote: »

You don't know anything about me, no I fcuking well won't, I've been to prison before for not paying a stupid fine, I'll do it again over this double tax, no way, I wont pay again!!

Unless you have no interest in being employable I would say that actually cost you quite a lot.

NewCorkLad

renegademaster wrote: »

We already pay and have always done so

So how much have you paid towards our water system and is it enough?;)

mickydoomsux

renegademaster wrote: »

So people are that dumbed down our defeated they are insisting on time machines to watch hope this will all play out. Jesus wept

Yeah, that must be it.

renegademaster

Sergio Georgini wrote: »

What did your employer think of that one?

I don't have an employer, I work within the community and that about as much personal details you're going to get out of me. Oh the shame of not paying an unjust fine hahahaha

Valetta

renegademaster wrote: »

People saving about happily registering to pay whatever it costs to get the €100 back, once, totally ignoring the fact there's a temporary cap in place to get the lemmings to register and when the cap is gone the bills will keep on rising until the future well off shareholders of our water supply are even more well off.

How do you know all this?

renegademaster

Sunny Dayz wrote: »

I take it you just care about yourself in the here and now and you don't care about yourself or your family's water supply in the future?

Scaremonger much?

renegademaster

NewCorkLad wrote: »

So you just like paying for anything so?

What?

mickydoomsux

renegademaster wrote: »

I don't have an employer, I work within the community and that about as much personal details you're going to get out of me.

That's a new way of saying you're a dole-lifer.

NewCorkLad

renegademaster wrote: »

Scaremonger much?

renegademaster wrote: »

People saving about happily registering to pay whatever it costs to get the €100 back, once, totally ignoring the fact there's a temporary cap in place to get the lemmings to register and when the cap is gone the bills will keep on rising until the future well off shareholders of our water supply are even more well off.

LOL :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

renegademaster

Tiddlypeeps wrote: »

Unless you have no interest in being employable I would say that actually cost you quite a lot.

What are you on about at all? Going to prison for a couple of hours instead of paying a fine doesn't make anyone unemployable lol

renegademaster

NewCorkLad wrote: »

LOL :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

Are you trying to say bills won't rose as soon as the cap is gone?

renegademaster

Valetta wrote: »

How do you know all this?

Really? What age are you? Were you born yesterday or come along after the last shower of reason this morn?

Valetta

renegademaster wrote: »

Really? What age are you? Were you born yesterday or come along after the last shower of reason this morn?

So you don't know.

zl1whqvjs75cdy

Do we not get bored with re hashing the same ****e every other week no?

NewCorkLad

renegademaster wrote: »

Are you trying to say bills won't rose as soon as the cap is gone?

Of course they will rise once the cap is gone and encourage proper conservation but they wont rise to a minimum of €400 a quarter as you have been stating, with no proof, nor will they be able to just raise prices for the benefit of share holders. :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

renegademaster

Valetta wrote: »

So you don't know.

I know how companies act, especially with water supplies, check out how France and Germany got on with privatisation and what happened a soon as they took back their water

renegademaster

mickydoomsux wrote: »

That's a new way of saying you're a dole-lifer.

No it isn't, I was the project manager of a a not for profit community service startup, now I'm the CEO and i deal with hundreds of community not for profit organisations. NEXT

JustTheOne

renegademaster wrote: »

No it isn't, I was the project manager of a a not for profit community service startup, now I'm the CEO and i deal with hundreds of community not for profit organisations. NEXT

Do you make a profit by collecting a wage?

renegademaster

renegademaster wrote: »

No it isn't, I was the project manager of a a not for profit community service startup, now I'm the CEO and i deal with hundreds of community not for profit organisations. NEXT

So you're paid from the government coffers for this?

renegademaster

JustTheOne wrote: »

Do you make a profit by collecting a wage?

You don't understand the not for profit concept?

renegademaster

Sergio Georgini wrote: »

So you're paid from the government coffers for this?

You also don't understand the not for profit concept. No I don't get paid from government coffers. We stand on our own two feet as a community.

JustTheOne

renegademaster wrote: »

You don't understand the not for profit concept?

So you're on the dole if you're not collecting a wage.

Next

JustTheOne

renegademaster wrote: »

You also don't understand the not for profit concept. No I don't get paid from government coffers. We stand on our own two feet as a community.

So what's your income?

So this community gets no assistance from the government?

No one collection social welfare or child allowance no?

Very noble and efficient way you run your community.

mickydoomsux

renegademaster wrote: »

You also don't understand the not for profit concept. No I don't get paid from government coffers. We stand on our own two feet as a community.

So you don't get any government funding and don't turn a profit? How do you earn a living and how does your organization keep going?

We are all part of the "community" so that last sentence means nothing.

renegademaster

JustTheOne wrote: »

So you're on the dole if you're not collecting a wage.

Next

I'm the CEO of a not for profit community organisation. I am not on the dole. I don't get paid by the government. Not for profit doesn't mean nobody gets paid, it's not literal. NEXT

NewCorkLad

renegademaster wrote: »

You also don't understand the not for profit concept. No I don't get paid from government coffers. We stand on our own two feet as a community.

So none of the 100's of organisations you represent receive any government funding?

Boom_Bap

renegademaster wrote: »

It seems we can start threads regarding the Irish Water farce in after-hours now:)

Eh, please use this one -> http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057425934&page=88