Pussy Boy Irish Men?

ClovenHoof

I am starting this thread in relation to the Dublin is a Kip thread and reading through the comments noticing the child-like fear and timidness among so many people from outside of Dublin towards the cities 'dangers'. You would think it was an ISIS warzone or something by the way they carry on over a handful of skangers, a pub fight or some litter on the streets. Loads of 'me mammy told me Dublin is dangerous' type attitude among grown adult males.

Honestly, is it any wonder we are a nation who do nothing when the banks rip us off, or Denis O'Brien controls our free speech when you realise how common this 'I went to Dublin and saw a bad, bad man who looked like he was buying drugs and I was sooooooooooooo scared!!!' mentality.

A nation of timid mammy's little boys terrified of things which are more or less a standard aspect of modern living.

Lombardo86

ClovenHoof wrote: »

I am starting this thread in relation to the Dublin is a Kip thread and reading through the comments noticing the child-like fear and timidness among so many people from outside of Dublin towards the cities 'dangers'. You would think it was an ISIS warzone or something by the way they carry on over a handful of skangers, a pub fight or some litter on the streets. Loads of 'me mammy told me Dublin is dangerous' type attitude among grown adult males.

Honestly, is it any wonder we are a nation who do nothing when the banks rip us off, or Denis O'Brien controls our free speech when you realise how common this 'I went to Dublin and saw a bad, bad man who looked like he was buying drugs and I was sooooooooooooo scared!!!' mentality.

A nation of timid mammy's little boys terrified of things which are more or less a standard aspect of modern living.

Thanks for all that.

Lights On

I thought this thread would be an advertisement for a position I could fill. Oh well

petes

But Dublin is a kip!

Jayop

As a culchie and a nordie I can say yes.:(

barney 20v

Junkies buying and shooting up drugs in public should never be considered "more or less a standard aspect of modern living"
call me old fashioned if you will...........

smash

ClovenHoof wrote: »

Honestly, is it any wonder we are a nation who do nothing when the banks rip us off, or Denis O'Brien controls our free speech when you realise how common this 'I went to Dublin and saw a bad, bad man who looked like he was buying drugs and I was sooooooooooooo scared!!!' mentality.

Idiotic post is idiotic.

nokia69

I have a great joke but don't want to get banned for "transphobia"

biko

Yup, anyone not from north Dublin is a man-woman.

Jayop

nokia69 wrote: »

I have a great joke but don't want to get banned for "transphobia"

Post reported

eeguy

barney 20v wrote: »

Junkies buying and shooting up drugs in public should never be considered "more or less a standard aspect of modern living"
call me old fashioned if you will...........

Neither should walking past a dozen homeless people begging for money on the 5 minute walk from the bus to work.

barney 20v wrote: »

Honestly, is it any wonder we are a nation who do nothing when the banks rip us off, or Denis O'Brien controls our free speech when you realise how common this 'I went to Dublin and saw a bad, bad man who looked like he was buying drugs and I was sooooooooooooo scared!!!' mentality.

Denis O'Brien isn't likely to stumble up to me with a filty paper cup looking for change for smokes or "the bus"

Penn

ClovenHoof wrote: »

I am starting this thread in relation to the Dublin is a Kip thread and reading through the comments noticing the child-like fear and timidness among so many people from outside of Dublin towards the cities 'dangers'. You would think it was an ISIS warzone or something by the way they carry on over a handful of skangers, a pub fight or some litter on the streets. Loads of 'me mammy told me Dublin is dangerous' type attitude among grown adult males.

Honestly, is it any wonder we are a nation who do nothing when the banks rip us off, or Denis O'Brien controls our free speech when you realise how common this 'I went to Dublin and saw a bad, bad man who looked like he was buying drugs and I was sooooooooooooo scared!!!' mentality.

A nation of timid mammy's little boys terrified of things which are more or less a standard aspect of modern living.

Weren't there 3 people stabbed in Dublin City over the weekend?

listermint

petes wrote: »

But Dublin is a kip!

Says someone in Louth ..... ................. .............. ..












..........

Jayop

Penn wrote: »

Weren't there 3 people stabbed in Dublin City over the weekend?

Man up will you ffs

listermint

Penn wrote: »

Weren't there 3 people stabbed in Dublin City over the weekend?

No.

osarusan

Penn wrote: »

Weren't there 3 people stabbed in Dublin City over the weekend?

Just a standard aspect of modern living, don't you know.

hatrickpatrick

barney 20v wrote: »

Junkies buying and shooting up drugs in public should never be considered "more or less a standard aspect of modern living"
call me old fashioned if you will...........

Unless they're acting aggressively though there's no reason to be scared of them.

6541

I can tell you I am from Mayo and not timid ! I am a hardy buck ! I dare any man be that a Dublin man or an English man to insult me. I will rip the head a Ya ! Hup Hup !

petes

listermint wrote: »

Says someone in Louth ..... ................. .............. ..



..........

And?

listermint

petes wrote: »

And?

Louth is a terrible county, and it should be ashamed.

Bandit land top to bottom.

Penn

listermint wrote: »

No.

Ah, you're right. It was more than three

http://www.rte.ie/news/2015/1101/738816-oliver-bond-stabbing/

listermint

Penn wrote: »

Ah, you're right. It was more than three

http://www.rte.ie/news/2015/1101/738816-oliver-bond-stabbing/

No it really wasnt,

You clearly dont understand the term Dublin City.


Obviously.

ClovenHoof

barney 20v wrote: »

Junkies buying and shooting up drugs in public should never be considered "more or less a standard aspect of modern living"
call me old fashioned if you will...........

I guess not if you live in Trumpton.

SEPT 23 1989

hatrickpatrick

Penn wrote: »

Weren't there 3 people stabbed in Dublin City over the weekend?

Two of them appear to have gangland links, meaning that those incidents cannot be used to determine Dublin's safety or lack thereof for ordinary people.

The Backwards Man

Just because I don't like carrots doesn't make me afraid of them. In fact, most if not all bright coloured vegetables should fear me.

Penn

hatrickpatrick wrote: »

Two of them appear to have gangland links, meaning that those incidents cannot be used to determine Dublin's safety or lack thereof for ordinary people.

Yeah, gangland activity can in no way determine if a place is safe or not.

DEFTLEFTHAND

My mummy gives me a miraculous medal to wear when I venture up there alone

Cee-Jay-Cee

Dublin wouldn't be a bad place if the people if Dublin weren't such pussies tolerating all the skangers and scumbags that give the place such a bad name.

ahnowbrowncow

6541 wrote: »

I can tell you I am from Mayo and not timid ! I am a hardy buck ! I dare any man be that a Dublin man or an English man to insult me. I will rip the head a Ya ! Hup Hup !

I overheard clovenhoof remarking on your diminutive penis and I also heard him say that Mayo suck at the gaa.

The Backwards Man

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

My mummy gives me a miraculous medal to wear when I venture up there alone

See, that's how dangerous it is. They mug this poor bugger for his miraculous medal every single time.

topper75

The next junkie you beat up ClovenHoof - hit him one for me.

jobbridge4life

barney 20v wrote: »

Junkies buying and shooting up drugs in public should never be considered "more or less a standard aspect of modern living"
call me old fashioned if you will...........

Not old fashioned so much as just in denial. Drug taking and consumption in public is a feature of virtually every single city in the world. Certain societal issues or policy decisions can lead to it being more or less exposed but it happens everywhere.

Monkeys like to get off their tits.

hatrickpatrick

Penn wrote: »

Yeah, gangland activity can in no way determine if a place is safe or not.

In a way, it can't. Gangs will fight eachother but in my experienced unless you're actually involved they won't give you a second look.

topper75

The Backwards Man wrote: »

See, that's how dangerous it is. They mug this poor bugger for his miraculous medal every single time.

Would the "bus driver" accept those as payment?

Duggy747

I heard if you don't hang a bag of garlic up outside your bedroom door during a full moon the Dublin junkies come and take you away!

valoren

I changed my bank account a few years ago. The fees are not that much.
I don't read the Indo, listen to today fm etc.

I'm a regular Clint Eastwood me.

Figbiscuithead

hatrickpatrick wrote: »

Two of them appear to have gangland links, meaning that those incidents cannot be used to determine Dublin's safety or lack thereof for ordinary people.

As are most/almost all shootings in Dublin. I think the OP is OTT but I have met some ridiculous attitudes from those beyond The Pale with regards to Dublin. My boss (Wexford) at work told me he feared for his life walking around Dublin during the daytime. How can someone be taken seriously when they say nonsense like that?

jamesbere

I can see this thread ending well.

JaCrispy

listermint wrote: »

No.

5
http://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/man-due-in-court-in-connection-with-stabbing-dublin-sees-5-stabbings-over-weekend-703493.html

the evasion_kid

You're listening to the boy from the big bad city...this is jam hot....this is jam hot

listermint

JaCrispy wrote: »

5
http://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/man-due-in-court-in-connection-with-stabbing-dublin-sees-5-stabbings-over-weekend-703493.html

Ah i see, so someone gets stabbed in lets say kenmare.

Cork City gets the attributed stabbing statistic.

Good to know.

petes

listermint wrote: »

Bandit land top to bottom.

Well that is true, the whole population of Louth is involved in such activities, I forgot about that.

Sheep Lover

hatrickpatrick wrote: »

In a way, it can't. Gangs will fight eachother but in my experienced unless you're actually involved they won't give you a second look.

And the innocent people who get killed as a result of gangland activity?

Thread started to bitch about other posters.

Thread closed because it's already turned into exactly what you're saying the other thread already is.