People who are always outraged here

Conservatory

There are people I have noticed who just love to pick a fight here. You notice them having a pop at you for trivial reasons and think maybe you did something wrong. Then the next night you see them having a pop at somebody else.
I’m watching a fella now wondering does he do it for the laugh or is it some sort of complex, is it low self esteem, a quest for thanks or does he just wait until he riles somebody then starts reporting posts.
Do you internet argue a lot? Why do you do it?

verycool

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

Lord Glentoran

Conservatory wrote: »

There are people I have noticed who just love to pick a fight here. You notice them having a pop at you for trivial reasons and think maybe you did something wrong. Then the next night you see them having a pop at somebody else.
I’m watching a fella now wondering does he do it for the laugh or is it some sort of complex, is it low self esteem, a quest for thanks or does he just wait until he riles somebody then starts reporting posts.
Do you internet argue a lot? Why do you do it?

**** gonna ****.

Doctors room ghost

verycool wrote: »

I got ham, but I'm not a hamster.

Bill bailey

Cupcake_Crisis

Garlic Butter wrote: »

They enjoy being angry, it's pleasurable for such people.

I’m outraged by that!!!

I’m just lonely.

freshpopcorn

Louise O'Neill.
Rosemary McCabe.
Róisín Ingle.
Una Mullally.

Jim Bob Scratcher

Hector Bellend

have a ****

kneemos

What are the referendum thread posters going to do after Friday?

The Purge was on the telly last night not a great film but an interesting premise, boards is the milder version.

Jimmy Dags

People need to turn off the data and WiFi and get some fresh air.

AfterLife

freshpopcorn wrote: »

Louise O'Neill.
Rosemary McCabe.
Róisín Ingle.
Una Mullally.

Are you only angry about these women or are there men that make you angry too?

Assetbacked

kneemos wrote: »

What are the referendum thread posters going to do after Friday?

The referendum is only the beginning. If it is a yes, then we can have the discussion about whether or not abortion should be introduced, who chooses whether a woman gets an abortion and what is an acceptable time within which an abortion can be carried out etc

At the moment the debate is really only around the need to have a constitutional ban on abortion.

pleas advice

Psychics, or psychos, I dunno

NIMAN

Assetbacked wrote: »

The referendum is only the beginning. If it is a yes, then we can have the discussion about whether or not abortion should be introduced, who chooses whether a woman gets an abortion and what is an acceptable time within which an abortion can be carried out etc

At the moment the debate is really only around the need to have a constitutional ban on abortion.

You're very much mistaken.

AFAIK, If its a YES on Friday, they won't be asking me or you any more for our opinion, legislation will be drawn up without our consent, and can also be amended in the future without asking the people again.

Conservatory

Conservatory wrote: »

There are people I have noticed who just love to pick a fight here. You notice them having a pop at you for trivial reasons and think maybe you did something wrong. Then the next night you see them having a pop at somebody else.
I’m watching a fella now wondering does he do it for the laugh or is it some sort of complex, is it low self esteem, a quest for thanks or does he just wait until he riles somebody then starts reporting posts.
Do you internet argue a lot? Why do you do it?

No YOU'RE wrong

A Pint of Goo

Conservatory wrote: »

There are people I have noticed who just love to pick a fight here. You notice them having a pop at you for trivial reasons and think maybe you did something wrong. Then the next night you see them having a pop at somebody else.
I’m watching a fella now wondering does he do it for the laugh or is it some sort of complex, is it low self esteem, a quest for thanks or does he just wait until he riles somebody then starts reporting posts.
Do you internet argue a lot? Why do you do it?

Fight me then ya bollix!

rtron

Assetbacked wrote: »

The referendum is only the beginning. If it is a yes, then we can have the discussion about whether or not abortion should be introduced, who chooses whether a woman gets an abortion and what is an acceptable time within which an abortion can be carried out etc

If it's a no, don't forget we still have a housing/homelessness crisis, where are we going to house these extra humas?

kneemos

kneemos wrote: »

What are the referendum thread posters going to do after Friday?

the woke bae type lads will finally wake up to the fact that they're not actually going to get the ride just because they voted yes and have whinge posts not getting the ride

Conservatory

Carl Melodic Crown wrote: »

the woke bae type lads will finally wake up to the fact that they're not actually going to get the ride just because they voted yes and have whinge posts not getting the ride

A fella knocked on my door asking me was I planning to vote with a few women knocking on other doors and I felt like asking him if he honestly thinks he will get the ride out of this.
I have no view on the referendum really.

A Pint of Goo

Carl Melodic Crown wrote: »

the woke bae type lads will finally wake up to the fact that they're not actually going to get the ride just because they voted yes and have whinge posts not getting the ride

**** I was counting on that to get me laid.

soiseztomabel

rtron wrote: »

If it's a no, don't forget we still have a housing/homelessness crisis, where are we going to house these extra humas?

Unfortunately that's not trendy enough and doesn't really affect white middle class students with mullets and septum piercings

soiseztomabel

A Pint of Goo wrote: »

**** I was counting on that to get me laid.

He's clutching that all so important consent letter hoping that the yes will be the catalyst to him getting his nob polished

Yer Da sells Avon

Carl Melodic Crown wrote:

the woke bae type lads will finally wake up to the fact that they're not actually going to get the ride just because they voted yes and have whinge posts not getting the ride

Conservatory wrote: »

A fella knocked on my door asking me was I planning to vote with a few women knocking on other doors and I felt like asking him if he honestly thinks he will get the ride out of this.
I have no view on the referendum really.

Have you considered the possibility that maybe you're judging other men by your own standards?