Irish racist gives Nazi Salute

Grayson · 06-12-2017 4:54pm

LionelNashe wrote: »

Two suspended sentences for possessing a knife, one of which was while he was meeting a probation officer. Too lenient by far.

The fecker is probably carrying a knife with him right now.

jacksie66 · 06-12-2017 4:56pm

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Saruhashi · 06-12-2017 5:02pm

LionelNashe wrote: »

Two suspended sentences for possessing a knife, one of which was while he was meeting a probation officer. Too lenient by far.

This being After Hours, it's only a matter of time before the "actually, those aren't knives" posts. :cool:

See what I'm doing there lads? I'm implying that people who visit After Hours are the type of people to defend a racist, knife-wielding, thug.

Not me, of course. I'm one of the good guys. Virtuous Me.

It's those other bad posters you have to watch out for. I bet they'll be posting here soon saying "that's not racism" and "those aren't knives" like the bad people they are. You're welcome.

Yours sincerely,

A Very Good Boy

srsly78 · 06-12-2017 5:31pm

It gets even better, if you google his name there is a special disclaimer on the page saying "Some results may have been removed under data protection law in Europe".

seamus · 06-12-2017 5:46pm

The guy is mentally ill. 50 years of age carrying a weapon around and playing at nazis.

Someone who carries a knife around with them routinely (i.e. all day and outside of work) is either mentally ill and paranoid, or intending to use it to hurt someone. There is no other good explanation for it. He should be committed to St. Pat's or something.

Although the articles call him a software engineer, according to LinkedIn he's got all of 3 years experience and hasn't worked in over a decade. I'm going to go out on a limb here and suggest that it's not the downturn that caused him to lose his job.

Boom_Bap · 06-12-2017 5:55pm

Saruhashi wrote: »

This being After Hours, it's only a matter of time before the "actually, those aren't knives" posts. :cool:

See what I'm doing there lads? I'm implying that people who visit After Hours are the type of people to defend a racist, knife-wielding, thug.

Not me, of course. I'm one of the good guys. Virtuous Me.

It's those other bad posters you have to watch out for. I bet they'll be posting here soon saying "that's not racism" and "those aren't knives" like the bad people they are. You're welcome.

Yours sincerely,

A Very Good Boy

How about you stop taking a steamer on After Hours and the userbase?

RustyNut · 06-12-2017 5:55pm

Probably just another blueshirt follower of o'duffy.

RayM · 06-12-2017 6:25pm

I genuinely didn't think my facetious throwaway comment would wind anyone up, but there's always one...

Saruhashi wrote: »

Nope. Looks like they all saw your post and thought better of it.

You're such a hero, Ray M.

Without you I'm sure the thread would have been full of people saying that using the N-word as a slur and throwing up Nazi salutes is just the normal behavior of a normal non-racist citizen.

You sure are the best human on Boards.

I bet some lads were thinking "I'll jump on that thread there and argue that verbally abusing people by using racial slurs isn't racist" but then they saw your superior intellect and thought they'd better not. You'd already preemptively owned them. Brilliant.

Is there some kind of Boards "Member Of The Year" award we could nominate Ray M for or something?

What a wonderful member of the communtity.. What a hero.

Virtuous. That's how I'd describe ya. The most virtuous poster who ever virtued.

silverharp · 06-12-2017 6:33pm

Saruhashi wrote: »

This being After Hours, it's only a matter of time before the "actually, those aren't knives" posts. :cool:

See what I'm doing there lads? I'm implying that people who visit After Hours are the type of people to defend a racist, knife-wielding, thug.

Not me, of course. I'm one of the good guys. Virtuous Me.

It's those other bad posters you have to watch out for. I bet they'll be posting here soon saying "that's not racism" and "those aren't knives" like the bad people they are. You're welcome.

Yours sincerely,

A Very Good Boy

you're a better person than me

Saruhashi · 06-12-2017 6:34pm

RayM wrote: »

I genuinely didn't think my facetious throwaway comment would wind anyone up, but there's always one...

*Tips Fedora*

Galwayguy35 · 06-12-2017 6:39pm

seamus wrote: »

The guy is mentally ill. 50 years of age carrying a weapon around and playing at nazis.

Someone who carries a knife around with them routinely (i.e. all day and outside of work) is either mentally ill and paranoid, or intending to use it to hurt someone. There is no other good explanation for it. He should be committed to St. Pat's or something.

Although the articles call him a software engineer, according to LinkedIn he's got all of 3 years experience and hasn't worked in over a decade. I'm going to go out on a limb here and suggest that it's not the downturn that caused him to lose his job.

Or maybe he's just an asshole.

tayto lover · 06-12-2017 6:47pm

LionelNashe wrote: »

Two suspended sentences for possessing a knife, one of which was while he was meeting a probation officer. Too lenient by far.

Anyone who carries a knife unlawfully should get a mandatory sentence of 6 months. No suspensions.

Birneybau · 06-12-2017 6:48pm

jacksie66 wrote: »

I was playing the new Wolfenstein game last night on the ps4. It's great craic killing Nazi. I even kicked Hitler in the head..

I'm still in the wheelchair, it's a bitch to look around walls!

Zebra3 · 06-12-2017 6:56pm

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

At least they had the balls to stand up to the Germans and not stick their heads in the sand.

LOL galore.

Britain only went to war with Germany to protect the vast tracts of the globe it was occupying. Castrating Kenyans, waterboarding Cypriots, starving millions of Indians to death. Some moral role model for freedom. :rolleyes:

And the US only entered WWII after they got attacked by Japan. How courageous.