Exit poll: The post referendum thread. No electioneering.

swampgas

Sheeps wrote: »

If you can't figure out that you're pregnant after 10 weeks, what makes you think you'll be able to figure it out in the next two weeks?

Jaysus lad. Dig up.

Overheal

Sheeps wrote: »

If you can't figure out that you're pregnant after 10 weeks, what makes you think you'll be able to figure it out in the next two weeks?

Cant hurt right? I don't even see why you are pretending to seriously bother splitting hairs over 2 weeks in the proposed law.

AtomicHorror

GerryCarry wrote: »

I agree with Declan Ganley, as of today the Rep. of Ireland is now a rogue state using tax payers money to kill innocent unborn children. No difference to Nazi Germany using tax payers money to kill innocent Jews.

I woulnd't have recognized Nazi Germany, and now i don't recognize the Irish State.

As of May 25th 2018:

- I don't recognize the Irish State
- I don't recognize Dail Eireann
- And i don't recognize Bunreacht na hEireann (no problem swearing on it in a court of law as it means nothing)

I didn't even want to vote as it was an illegal referendum in the first place (you can't vote on whether to kill innocent babies).

I will be finding ways to pay as little tax to the Irish government as possible from now on (just enough to avoid being put in jail). Wont be paying my TV license as i fear the money will be used to pay for workers to staff the incinerators that kill innocent babies.

Let us know you get on. FYI mobile devices not allowed in prison so make sure you update us as soon as you're convicted.

Overheal

swampgas wrote: »

Jaysus lad. Dig up.

spilled my drink thanks

circadian

GerryCarry wrote: »

I agree with Declan Ganley, as of today the Rep. of Ireland is now a rogue state using tax payers money to kill innocent unborn children. No difference to Nazi Germany using tax payers money to kill innocent Jews.

I woulnd't have recognized Nazi Germany, and now i don't recognize the Irish State.

As of May 25th 2018:

- I don't recognize the Irish State
- I don't recognize Dail Eireann
- And i don't recognize Bunreacht na hEireann (no problem swearing on it in a court of law as it means nothing)

I didn't even want to vote as it was an illegal referendum in the first place (you can't vote on whether to kill innocent babies).

I will be finding ways to pay as little tax to the Irish government as possible from now on (just enough to avoid being put in jail). Wont be paying my TV license as i fear the money will be used to pay for workers to staff the incinerators that kill innocent babies.

Amazing first post.

Bravo.

Water John

Electro is going to abstain in future, only way she can be sure. She'll do that, just to reassure your concerns for her.

fxotoole

The Hate Bots are working overtime this evening

Sheeps

Sheeps wrote: »

Do women often go 10 weeks with out a period and think it's normal?

Well I'm on birth control that stops periods, haven't had one in nearly 12 months, so if it fails I probably wouldn't know I was pregnant until way on.

_Dara_

swampgas wrote: »

I actually voted in the poll that I thought No would win, as I was worried that the No campaign might actually work (Brexit, Trump ...). And the thought of a No win sickened me, and the thought of a narrow win for Yes was depressing too, as it would have meant that the legislation might not get passed by the Dáil. I dearly wanted a clear Yes vote, but was afraid to hope it might happen.

Seeing that first exit poll was ... emotional. Seeing it confirmed, was wonderful.

Looking ahead, to what happens next. My local TD will be getting regular emails about the need for prompt action on the legislation, and I will be sure to get myself back on the NUI register for Seanad elections. There is a certain senator that will not be getting my vote.

The first exit poll was a shock. Not just because of the result but how quick it was. I was just checking about turnout numbers when it popped up. It was very overwhelming.

Fighting Tao

Haylee Purple Showboat wrote: »

No I didnt! Someone made a comment, I responded to it.

SO where did I say exactly I wanted another referendum and a televised debate?

You're very quick to throw unfounded allegations around. Its just a pity they are unproven and unjustifiable...but lets not get in the way of drama.

I made a comment and you responded to it. I’ve been here in this conversation since you first replied to me. The drama from you is soap worthy. Maybe Eastendsrs because it’s a depressing soap compared to the others :pac:

Overheal

Fighting Tao wrote: »

I made a comment and you responded to it. I’ve been here in this conversation since you first replied to me. The drama from you is soap worthy. Maybe Eastendsrs because it’s a depressing soap compared to the others :pac:

Well Fair City will be dead and gone soon if that guy stops paying his TV license to try and defund the baby crematoriums!

jaykay74

GerryCarry wrote: »

I will be finding ways to pay as little tax to the Irish government as possible from now on (just enough to avoid being put in jail).

As long as you pay one cent you are helping out. Even in VAT. Thanks for that. Every little helps. Paying as little as you can is loser talk. Shows a lack of commitment. The only way to be sure is to leave I suppose.

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Fighting Tao wrote: »

I made a comment and you responded to it. I’ve been here in this conversation with you since you first replied to me. The drama from you is soap worthy. Maybe Eastendsrs because it’s a depressing soap compared to the others :pac:

SO you cant back up your assertions then
TV debate, third referendum.....ring a bell?

All the while ignoring the fact that I said I believe in democracy and a peoples right to make a decision.


I take it you'll retract your allegation...but you probably wont!:rolleyes:

Fighting Tao

Overheal wrote: »

Well Fair City will be dead and gone soon if that guy stops paying his TV license to try and defund the baby crematoriums!

Ah no. Don’t say that. We should have a referendum to save it.

somefeen

You ever been to a mad mid-week house party and it gets to about 6am. There's lads passed out all over the place, but there's always two or three fellas mouldy drunk, half asleep and unwilling to accept the party is over. Trying to dance in the kitchen and totally unable to communicate with each other.

This thread has that same atmosphere.

GerryCarry

jaykay74 wrote: »

As long as you pay one cent you are helping out. Even in VAT. Thanks for that. Every little helps. Paying as little as you can is loser talk. Shows a lack of commitment. The only way to be sure is to leave I suppose.

Could just claim dole

Nazi Ireland has begun.

The incinerators will be bellowing out smoke early next year.

The only reason young people voted so overwhelmingly in favor of abortion is because they don't want a child with downs syndrome. The NO side really scored an own goal putting up so many posters and distributing leaflets with children of downs syndrome on them (albeit with the permission of the downs syndrome children themselves and their parents).

Every single one of those posters acted like a YES poster to 20 year olds.

Young people don't care about equality, they only pretend to. They only care about trying to make their lives look perfect on facebook and posing in front of mirrors with big pouts on their faces. A down syndrome child doesn't fit in with a young generation obsessed with such superficiality and materialism.

They want "perfect" children to fit in with their superficially perfect lives they put on Facebook and Instagram. That's what they voted for in droves. Fear of having a down syndrome child is what caused so many of them to vote yes.

Fighting Tao

Haylee Purple Showboat wrote: »

SO you cant back up your assertions then
TV debate, third referendum.....ring a bell?

All the while ignoring the fact that I said I believe in democracy and a peoples right to make a decision.


I take it you'll retract your allegation...but you probably wont!:rolleyes:

ROFLMAO (sorry to the younger people here as that’s an old one!)

If you have a problem with my posts you know what to do.

hawley

I found the celebrations in Dublin Castle extremely crass. I voted yes for women to have the right to choose to do whatever they like with their bodies. I don't think that it has taken from the win, it was more about media exposure.

Billy86

Fighting Tao wrote: »

ROFLMAO (sorry to the younger people here as that’s an old one!)

Wow wow wow. Careful now or I'll whip out the ROFLCOPTER and nobody wants to see that.








Nobody.

Overheal

GerryCarry wrote: »

Could just claim dole

Nazi Ireland has begun.

The incinerators will be bellowing out smoke early next year.

The only reason young people voted so overwhelmingly in favor of abortion is because they don't want a child with downs syndrome. The NO side really scored an own goal putting up so many posters and distributing leaflets with children of downs syndrome on them (albeit with the permission of the downs syndrome children themselves and their parents).

Every single one of those posters acted like a YES poster to 20 year olds.

Young people don't care about equality, they only pretend to. They only care about trying to make their lives look perfect on facebook and posing in front of mirrors with big pouts on their faces. A down syndrome child doesn't fit in with a young generation obsessed with such superficiality and materialism.

They want "perfect" children to fit in with their superficially perfect lives they put on Facebook and Instagram. That's what they voted for in droves. Fear of having a down syndrome child is what caused so many of them to vote yes.

This wasn't nearly as hilarious as your last post. But while I have you would you not consider paying your license my dude? I need Fair City. I need Carol and Yates to hook up. For love.

Fighting Tao

hawley wrote: »

I found the celebrations in Dublin Castle extremely crass. I voted yes for women to have the right to choose to do whatever they like with their bodies. I don't think that it has taken from the win, it was more about media exposure.

Did you ever have a weight lifted of your shoulders and felt a huge relief, while battling an oppressor who would see you dead as there is a potential life within you that is meant to be equal but is more equal?

Water John

Gerry, I think you're reaching a new level on this thread. All I can say is WTF?

Fighting Tao

Billy86 wrote: »

Wow wow wow. Careful now or I'll whip out the ROFLCOPTER and nobody wants to see that.








Nobody.

Ah go on. I’d love to see it!

sdanseo

Devestated to have been blocked by Mr. Ganley.

Somehow I have a feeling I wasn't the only one :rolleyes:

GerryCarry wrote: »

Could just claim dole

Nazi Ireland has begun.

The incinerators will be bellowing out smoke early next year.

What drugs are you on?

Can I have some? Will they make me hallucinate too?

GerryCarry

Overheal wrote: »

This wasn't nearly as hilarious as your last post.

Didn't see you refute my claim. Maybe cos it hit a bit too close to home?

The right to choose really means a right to choose not to have a down syndrome child.

Alot of those parents with a FFA who went to England to have an abortion were not afraid their child would die, they were afraid their child would live and they would have a disabled child for the next 20 years of their life.

Overheal

sdanseo wrote: »

Devestated to have been blocked by Mr. Ganley.

Somehow I have a feeling I wasn't the only one :rolleyes:

What a tool.

Meanwhile the federal court finished ruling that Trump can't block accounts on twitter for their political views: http://thehill.com/regulation/389021-judge-rules-trump-cant-block-users-on-twitter

Fighting Tao

GerryCarry wrote: »

Didn't see you refute my claim. Maybe cos it hit a bit too close to home?

I doubt anyone will directly reply to your claims because it would take crazy to a whole new level.

Sheeps

Women will still end up going to the UK for their abortions because it's cheaper and quicker to fly Ryanair than to get it over here.

uptherebels

GerryCarry wrote: »

Could just claim dole

Nazi Ireland has begun.

The incinerators will be bellowing out smoke early next year.

The only reason young people voted so overwhelmingly in favor of abortion is because they don't want a child with downs syndrome. The NO side really scored an own goal putting up so many posters and distributing leaflets with children of downs syndrome on them (albeit with the permission of the downs syndrome children themselves and their parents).

Every single one of those posters acted like a YES poster to 20 year olds.

Young people don't care about equality, they only pretend to. They only care about trying to make their lives look perfect on facebook and posing in front of mirrors with big pouts on their faces. A down syndrome child doesn't fit in with a young generation obsessed with such superficiality and materialism.

They want "perfect" children to fit in with their superficially perfect lives they put on Facebook and Instagram. That's what they voted for in droves. Fear of having a down syndrome child is what caused so many of them to vote yes.

I take it that you have researched all this to form this viewpoint and will be forthcoming with all the supporting evidence?

Overheal

GerryCarry wrote: »

Didn't see you refute my claim. Maybe cos it hit a bit too close to home?

Well, yes, in that I've spent long enough lately listening to Holocaust Deniers and things only to have some sockpuppet waltz in and pretend the sky is raining blood and lo and behold, that abortion = holocaust, nonsense.

Now you're going to switch to back and forth arguments so I'm going to pre-empt this and suspend your account for the admins to pick up in the morning. ta ta.